Those cool peeps over at “Defamer” recently snapped a spy cam pic of the latest poster for the David Fincher directed drama THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON showing Brad Pitt as the titular character in front of the film’s title…in reverse. Why? Well, because Pitt’s character in the film is born old and starts again in reverse, silly bean. Clever, sure, but a little cheesy. An official, high res version is sure to come out in the next few days. Well, hopefully. In related news, a new TV spot for the film has been released showing Pitt being awesome, Cate Blanchett as Pitt’s love interest being ridiculously sexy and Tilda Swinton as some other chick being Tilda Swinton-ish. The reverse aging starts Christmas Day. Click through for the TV spot goodness and HERE for the reverse letter poster bigness.
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