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I guess this is its native poster, and we count as the alternate one? No matter, there are many Italian variations for this spaghetti Western classic, but this is the finest. The bold colours, the binary shading on Clint’s face, the startling font which demands your attention. Then you notice the bodies piled up behind Clint. Almost impressionistic renderings of his deadly force. You should frame this. Dawn Of The Dead– Italy

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Hartlaub, Peter (January 16, 2003). "Choreographer Kenny Ortega's ode to disco". San Francisco Chronicle. Archived from the original on March 5, 2012 . Retrieved May 5, 2021. Typography: The typography used in the poster is bold and eye-catching. The title is written in a script font that resembles handwriting. The font choice reflects the movie’s theme of self-expression and individuality. The tagline is written in bold, sans-serif font, which emphasizes the message. Taking cues from the original USA one-sheet, the Italian poster goes further in a way European censors and attitudes were obviously much more relaxed about. It certainly produces an evocative image, with the stylized exploding head and burning man selling the most extreme version of the film you possibly could. Chinatown– East Germany This poster certainly became iconic in its own right, with English language versions of it appearing. Making explicit the internal struggle of the characters in the film, this captivating image of the men paddling out of an eye is as surreal as is it spot on at selling the movie. Amelie– Japan Rubin, Rebecca (May 9, 2022). " 'Dirty Dancing' Sequel With Jennifer Grey Sets Director, Eyes 2024 Release".