The folks over at “Bad Taste” have gotten ahold of three fantastic Italian posters for the upcoming slick looking sci fi fantasy film FRANKLYN. The film follows four interconnected storylines, one of which sees Ryan Phillippe as a masked vigilante detective looking for justice in the futuristic Meanwhile City, another of which see Eva Green as an artist carrying out suicidal art projects and the third and fourth of which see other people doing sci fi fantasy stuff. Check one of the posters below and click on those knots to see th rest. No stateside release has been set as yet but if you’re in the UK, you can check it out February 27th.
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Franklyn artwork
Posted 18 years ago
The cool peeps over at Italian movie site “Bad Taste” recently got ahold of some pretty slick looking poster artwork for the upcoming pretty slick looking sci fi fantasy film FRANKLYN. The film centers on four interconnected storylines, one of...
Franklyn trailer
Posted 18 years ago
A little while ago, we showed you a crap quality trailer for an intriguing looking sci fi fantasy flick called FRANKLYN but recently IGN posted a proper high quality trailer that you can check out over HERE or by clicking...
Ryan and Eva meet Franklyn
Posted 19 years ago
Man, these first time writer/director types always attract a wave of envy from me. A man named Gerald McMorrow has written the script to a futuristic thriller called FRANKLYN, and he’s directing it too. What a lucky chap. I bet...
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