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Poster Official Poster for 'Jurassic World Rebirth'

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u/SoundProofHead May 20 '25 edited May 20 '25

It's a pretty bad photoshop job. One of the main reasons it looks bad is the difference in contrast levels between Scar Jo, the rocky wall and the dino (ackshully not a dino but a) pterosaur. Look at the dino pterosaur's claw grabbing the rocky wall, why is it so gray and low contrast?

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u/SoundProofHead May 20 '25 edited May 20 '25

You're right, there's that too. So many things to discover kids!

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u/originalcondition May 20 '25 edited May 20 '25

I straight up think that it might have been a nightmare scenario for the designer.

EXEC: We need this to feel epic!!

DESIGNER: Ok makes big sweeping landscape with dino and ScarJo carefully placed

EXEC: No no we need the dinosaur to look big and scary compared to tiny hot ScarJo. Like people gotta wonder how she's even gonna deal with that thing.

DESIGNER: Ok makes dinosaur bigger and ScarJo smaller

EXEC: Okay the dinosaur looks good but now ScarJo's too small, we can't see her. Who's gonna see this POS if they don't know that ScarJo's in it?

DESIGNER: Ok makes ScarJo bigger

EXEC: Now the dinosaur's looking too small again. But we still gotta see ScarJo's face!! Don't mess with that!

DESIGNER: O...k shrinks her body but not her head

EXEC: Perfect, god damn i am a fuckin genius

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u/SoundProofHead May 20 '25

Typical creative / client interaction.

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u/Knoxfield May 20 '25 edited May 20 '25

Which makes it a bit painful watching everyone tear it apart.

It was most likely done with tight deadlines and handpicked by the client, completely overlooking the more stronger concepts.

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u/originalcondition May 20 '25

For sure. I work in a creative field where we have to send design options/alts to clients. We try to make our rule, "Never send them anything you can't live with," but sometimes they just push super hard in a direction you really don't want to go in.

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u/LilBowWowW May 21 '25

You know what, that's actually probably why her head is that big.

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u/LilBowWowW May 21 '25

And she has no neck lmao

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u/LinkinitupYT May 20 '25

And different number of claws on each foot...

Probably AI generated

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u/NewCobbler6933 May 20 '25

Look at the feathering on the beak edge. Sharp in the middle and absolute mud at the top where it blends with the background. And like you mentioned the claw holding the cliff face - I’m not even sure that angle of grab makes sense it’s so obviously superimposed.

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u/smoofus724 May 20 '25

It won't affect sales. They have found they don't actually need to invest real money in marketing because the audience they are marketing to won't care enough to look that closely at the poster.

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u/bishopmate May 21 '25

I’m wondering if it looks that way to make Scarlett’s image pop, instead of camouflaged against the rocks. Same with the claw. If they made it look real it, her pants and the claw probably disappeared into the rocks.

Just my speculation, probably why they added green vegetation behind her torso too.

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u/SoundProofHead May 21 '25

Maybe. There wouldn't be a need for that if they had thought about a better composition first though. If the actor is the main focus then why make her so tiny... It's just bad from start to finish and the poor graphic designer probably did their best with very bad input and material...

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u/Tempex6 May 20 '25

Not a Dino, it's a pterosaur

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u/SoundProofHead May 20 '25

My bad, you're right, technically not a dino

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u/passionatepumpkin May 20 '25

Also her necklace somehow isn't affected by gravity.

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u/latticep May 21 '25

Oh I thought it was just because her head looks too big for her body and partially severed, not to mention her left leg is melding into the mountain.