I've noticed so many movies that seem to try to sell themselves strictly on a picture of some famous, smiling actor or another on the poster. Sometimes there are several such portraits, like on the covers of The Holiday, The OH in Ohio, The Family Stone and other light romantic comedies. I now assume the movie will be an exercise in mediocrity when I see that glyph/ward. This one will certainly have bright, shining faces all over it when it comes to my local Blockbuster.
The alphabet is less predictable.
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I've noticed so many movies that seem to try to sell themselves strictly on a picture of some famous, smiling actor or another on the poster. Sometimes there are several such portraits, like on the covers of The Holiday, The OH in Ohio, The Family Stone and other light romantic comedies. I now assume the movie will be an exercise in mediocrity when I see that glyph/ward. This one will certainly have bright, shining faces all over it when it comes to my local Blockbuster.
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