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Movie Posters from Belarus

by Dave Luna (RSS feed) on May 9th 2007 at 3:18PM

Have a look at this movie "poster" found in Belarus. Any idea what American movie this is? I'll give you a minute. (The answer is after the jump.)

You can check out more posters at the wonderful English Russia site. I love these images because I think films can be a good common ground to share with others in a foreign country. I once had a very interesting conversation about American films with some German guys at Oktoberfest in Munich. I learned from them that the Cameron Diaz movie The Sweetest Thing was called Super Sweet and Super Sexy in Germany. Yeah, shocking stuff, I know.

(Thanks for the tip, Mike!)

A. Just Married starring Ashton Kutcher and Brittany Murphy.

Filed under: Photos, Belarus

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

zima3000 May 10th 2007 11:59AM

Dude... Asia? :))

P.S. English Russia is awesome although many people have told me that explanations under photos sometimes pretty skewed to make for a "better" story.

Marilyn Terrell May 12th 2007 10:37AM

This reminds me of the wonderful vintage national park posters that have been reissued, of places like Yosemite, Yellowstone, Arches, Glacier. You can see and buy them here: http://www.nwpubliclands.org/store_olympic-national-park-vintage-poster-ranger-naturalist-service-series_16139.html

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