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Underwhelming Movie Titles

This week the Push Button Heads are at the cinema, reinventing some of our favourite films with mixed results. Check it out!

Everett Wilson
Jun 02, 2024
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Cartoon illustration drawn in a retro style with a minimal palette of faded blues, reds and yellows with halftones for shading. A movie title set in the same font treatment as “Back to the Future” reads instead, “Back to Normal.” In the foreground, a couple sits on the couch with their dog. The couch hovers in the centre of the composition and appears to have rockets on its legs, causing it to levitate.
Formerly: Back to the Future
Cartoon illustration drawn in a retro style with a minimal palette of faded blues, teals and yellows with halftones for shading. Two characters stand facing each other, but only their night gowns, legs, and slippers appear in the composition. The caption underneath is style in the same font treatment as the original “Sleepless in Seattle” movie poster, but instead it reads, “Sleepless in Slippers.”
Formerly: Sleepless in Seattle
Cartoon illustration drawn in a retro style with a minimal palette of primarily faded reds, with teal green and yellows for accents and halftones for shading. The poster shows a birds-eye view of the top of a commercial airplane, centred in the composition and surrounded by spot illustrations of various examples of junk food in and out of their packaging. The caption in the lower-third of the poster is styled in the same font treatment as the original “Snakes on a Plane” movie. Instead it reads, “Snacks on a Plane.”
Formerly: Snakes on a Plane
Cartoon illustration drawn in a retro style with a minimal palette of primarily faded reds, blues and off-whites. The composition frames a closeup of a human character and a dog looking down, in a state of shock, at a miniaturized t-shirt, jeans, and pair of underwear on the table. The clothes look disproportionately tiny compared to the size of the characters shown. The caption in the lower-third of the poster is styled in the same font treatment as the original “Honey I Shrunk the Kids,” but instead says, “Honey I Shrunk the Laundry.”
Formerly: Honey I Shrunk the Kids
Cartoon illustration drawn in a retro style with a minimal palette of faded blues, reds and yellows with halftones for shading. At the centre of the composition is a logo design reminiscent of the original “Jurassic Park” poster, but instead has the word-mark, “Chihuahua Park” stretched across an illustration of a growling Chihuahua instead of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Formerly: Jurassic Park

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Aunty Beth
Jun 2Liked by Everett Wilson

Snacks on a Plane.... that one I'd watch!!

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