Just found this new Funny Games Poster over at First Showing. Personally I prefer the Naomi Watts poster over this one.
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While I too prefer the Naomi Watts one, I like this. Plain is good. Sort of reminds me of the B&W Bourne posters from this past summer.
I find this one almost looks futuristic. I think its the glowing white nature of the picture.
Dang. That’s still a great poster! Yea, the Naomi Watts one was one of the best one-sheets i’ve seen in ages, but this one is pretty good too.