Classic Sci-Fi Movies Get the Vintage Movie Poster Treatment

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Not only did Peter Stults and the late Sean Hartter illustrate sci-fi classics like Blade Runner, Superman, and The Fifth Element (and not-so-classics like Watchmen) in the style of vintage movie posters, they also recast them with classic Hollywood actors and actresses. That wheezing sound you hear is my classic movie fever acting up.

Update: It’s been brought to our attention that, though these were originally all attributed to Stults, some are by Sean Hartter. Also, several of Stults’ posters have been removed at the request of the artist.

(via: Blastr)

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