This one exudes a major kaiju vibe, with a raging King Kong as well as numerous other monstrosities ready to pop out of the page and eat you the first chance they get. Not only are these two posters giving off a completely different feeling, many believe that the Japanese version is better than the original. The watercolor-esque background and the juxtaposition of the soldiers in the foreground and King Kong in the background make it feel like the calm before the storm.Įarlier this week, there was a surprise appearance in Japan by Kong’s movie director for the reveal of the exclusive Japanese movie poster.Ĭan we talk about how great our Japanese Kaiju poster is? /BsIF0S4mH9- Jordan Vogt-Roberts February 7, 2017 The English movie poster does a pretty decent job as it has a number of appealing elements to it. One of those movies is Kong: Skull Island featuring Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L.
With it already being movie awards season, studios are trying to get the word out on their big new movies that are about to hit the theaters. This was the case with the Academy Award-winning movie Birdman, as well as the high-grossing summer blockbuster Avengers: Age of Ultron. For the first time in forever, this Japanese movie poster seems to be hitting all the right marks.īesides often being one of the last countries in the world to get new movies in theaters, Japan also has a bad rap for delivering movie posters that lack the same oomph as their counterparts around the world.
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