Having no idea of the actual story line its quite hard to judge the mood but it seems right. I'm in two minds over the repetition of everything; on one hand it adds to the feeling of the piece but may be a little overused particularly on the left hand hill. Otherwise its all nicely blended and looks good. Text is a little too much like the books but thats probably what you were going for. Overall I like it.
Very poor in my opinion. A movie poster is suppose to: a) Sell the movie B) Capture the essence of the movie. c) Tell the audience what the movie is about. This does none of those things. It looks more like a very bad book cover than a movie poster. So how can you improve? - Simple! if this is a real movie, watch it, or atleast understand what the movie is about. If it isn't a real movie, make up a brief story and capture the essence of that story. - Use fonts that say "HEY LOOK AT ME, IM A POSTER, READ ME!!!" the fonts used in that poster isn't good enough. - Don't depict a famous person's name. The name is Stephen King, not Stephen Kings. - Give a brief sentence or two that tells the audience whats in the film, for example, "The long walk, a story about a man who sets out on a journey far far away" something like that. -
I accually ment to say Stephen Kings, The Long Walk, Thanks for your comment esspecially alot of helped
