A little while ago, we told you about director Joe Carnahan posting some pretty damn kick ass rejected posters for his upcoming “high octane” crime thriller SMOKIN’ ACES on the film’s blog Smokin’ Joe Carnahan. He recently posted two more of these sweet bad boys – one featuring Ray Liotta (who plays an FBI agent) and the other featuring Jeremy Piven (who stars as the titular washed-up Vegas performer, who brings down a barrage of professional hitmen on himself when he decides to testify against the mob) – and both are as kick ass as the previous ones. Click through to check them out in high res. On a related note, Carnahan’s also answered a bunch of questions about the film HERE. It opens January 26th.
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