World War Z international poster is a photoshopped mess

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 13 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Ugh, these WORLD WAR Z posters. Last week I complained about the lameness of the Brad Pitt-staring-out-at-carnage design (which was used twice by Paramount), and so today I’ve got something new… to complain about. Below you’ll find an international WWZ one-sheet (from Greece, apparently) and while it’s at least a little different, it’s so obviously photoshopped and uninspired that there is no cause for excitement whatsoever. I mean, just look at the little girl’s face, does she look very concerned by the mayhem behind her?

Guess it’s not all bad: at least there are zombies. Finally!

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Eric Walkuski

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