These new posters "Aquaman" are ridiculous and it's a good thing

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As you will see at the end of this post, Warner Bros. just dropped seven new character posters for Aquaman. The superhero film directed by James Wan will open in about six weeks, one of the most important of several great Christmas movies Mary Poppins is back and bumblebee among others. Since Fantastic Beasts: The Grindelwald Crimes In a week from tomorrow, I would be … surprised not to see a second (and possibly final) theatrical trailer for Jason Momoa's submarine come online next week. But in the meantime, we have these posters, which are A) stained shamelessly and B) absolutely ridiculous. Both are compliments.

Once again, the phrase "Gah, DC Films movies need more colors!" Has never been so true. That one "And if Steel man was fired in color? "The viral video that went around in April 2015 was a kind of fraud, using intentionally desaturated Steel man clips to make his "point". Say what you want about the artistic ensemble qualifies as Steel man, Batman v Superman, Suicide team, Wonder Woman and Justice Leaguebut there are no complaints for bright colors.

Heck, I would say that Wonder Woman is the least colorful of the group, if only because Patty Jenkins and her friends used Diana's super-heroic costume as a light in the dark, similar to Tim Burton's bright red blood. Sleepy hollow. But I'm misleading. I imagine that each new film from DC Films will receive the full treatment "Hey, it's a brightly colored DC movie!", Just as every 007 Bond Girl is the fiercest, the strongest and the most Independent Bond Girl (same as every new Disney Princess).

The other thing to note is how absurd they are. Amongst other things, you have Amber Heard writhing accordingly, Jason Momoa having a caricature, while vibrating his classic orange suit, Patrick Wilson screaming like a supervillain cartoon classic (surrounded by scary sea creatures), and Willem Dafoe Keebler Elf ready for battle. Oh, and Dolph Lundgren is riding a seahorse. If this image alone does not interest you, I do not know what will happen. It can be argued that these posters represent the dual challenge of selling a Aquaman movie.

The challenge for this one is to sell a Aquaman movie that takes on both its superhero role and tries to make adults (or at least adults old enough to remember Great friends) forget the clownish story of the character while selling a film enough gonzo and enough zany to stand out in this busy Christmas period. After all, what's the point of making a big budget? Aquaman a movie if you are not going to get a little crazy with it? Is not it half of the problem?

To a certain extent, a Aquaman film charging like a submarine the Lord of the Rings (mix with The adventurers of the lost arch) should be stupid, even if it is treated as a real world drama in the context of the film. If you want to see a Aquaman film, you want to see Dolph Lundgren riding a seahorse and Patrick Wilson chuckling like a hyena. You want to see sharks with stools and giant crabs eating people. If not, why do you bother to make a Aquaman movie?

And yes, even in this era where everything that is slightly original may collapse on the Internet, I think that unconventional marketing is of interest, especially for apparently preordained tubes. We saw this with two dead Pool movies and certainly something like a Aquaman the film should not be prevented from letting itself go a little in its superhero roots blithely disproportionately? These posters give the film a colorful, ridiculous and fun look. It's a successful marketing in my book. All that's missing are pun / y slogans and / or dolphins with machine guns. It's better to be dolphins with machine guns!

Aquaman, with Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Nicole Kidman, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Dolph Lundgren, opens December 21, 2018. Here we hope it will be … outrageous!

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As you will see at the end of this post, Warner Bros. just dropped seven new character posters for Aquaman. The superhero film directed by James Wan will open in about six weeks, one of the most important of several great Christmas movies Mary Poppins is back and bumblebee among others. Since Fantastic Beasts: The Grindelwald Crimes In a week from tomorrow, I would be … surprised not to see a second (and possibly final) theatrical trailer for Jason Momoa's submarine come online next week. But in the meantime, we have these posters, which are A) stained shamelessly and B) absolutely ridiculous. Both are compliments.

Once again, the phrase "Gah, DC Films movies need more colors!" Has never been so true. That one "And if Steel man was fired in color? "The viral video that went around in April 2015 was a kind of fraud, using intentionally desaturated Steel man clips to make his "point". Say what you want about the artistic ensemble qualifies as Steel man, Batman v Superman, Suicide team, Wonder Woman and Justice Leaguebut there are no complaints for bright colors.

Heck, I would say that Wonder Woman is the least colorful of the group, if only because Patty Jenkins and her friends used Diana's super-heroic costume as a light in the dark, similar to Tim Burton's bright red blood. Sleepy hollow. But I'm misleading. I imagine that each new film from DC Films will receive the full treatment "Hey, it's a brightly colored DC movie!", Just as every 007 Bond Girl is the fiercest, the strongest and the most Independent Bond Girl (same as every new Disney Princess).

The other thing to note is how absurd they are. Amongst other things, you have Amber Heard writhing accordingly, Jason Momoa having a caricature, while vibrating his classic orange suit, Patrick Wilson screaming like a supervillain cartoon classic (surrounded by scary sea creatures), and Willem Dafoe Keebler Elf ready for battle. Oh, and Dolph Lundgren is riding a seahorse. If this image alone does not interest you, I do not know what will happen. It can be argued that these posters represent the dual challenge of selling a Aquaman movie.

The challenge for this one is to sell a Aquaman movie that takes on both its superhero role and tries to make adults (or at least adults old enough to remember Great friends) forget the clownish story of the character while selling a film enough gonzo and enough zany to stand out in this busy Christmas period. After all, what's the point of making a big budget? Aquaman a movie if you are not going to get a little crazy with it? Is not it half of the problem?

To a certain extent, a Aquaman film charging like a submarine the Lord of the Rings (mix with The adventurers of the lost arch) should be stupid, even if it is treated as a real world drama in the context of the film. If you want to see a Aquaman film, you want to see Dolph Lundgren riding a seahorse and Patrick Wilson chuckling like a hyena. You want to see sharks with stools and giant crabs eating people. If not, why do you bother to make a Aquaman movie?

And yes, even in this era where everything that is slightly original may collapse on the Internet, I think that unconventional marketing is of interest, especially for apparently preordained tubes. We saw this with two dead Pool movies and certainly something like a Aquaman the film should not be prevented from letting itself go a little in its superhero roots blithely disproportionately? These posters give the film a colorful, ridiculous and fun look. It's a successful marketing in my book. All that's missing are pun / y slogans and / or dolphins with machine guns. It's better to be dolphins with machine guns!

Aquaman, with Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Nicole Kidman, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Dolph Lundgren, opens December 21, 2018. Here we hope it will be … outrageous!