Walt Disney Pictures' "Secretariat" has a new poster...
Simple, crisp, direct. I like the design. I hope I like the film.
Time will tell...
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6 comments:
looks like it was designed by the same person who did the Prince of Persia ones.
Giddyap
Wasn't it planned as a Touchstone Production?
The font and colors used reminds me of advertisements from the early 70s...If that was intentional, then bravo to the marketers.
Is this a Disney or Touchstone film?
looks almost like the seabiscuit poster.
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