Pedro Vidotto has taken some classic and iconic movies and transformed their promotional posters into minimalistic works of art. Movies like Fight Club, Where the Wild Things Are, Titanic and Toy Story all get the minimalist treatment and Pedro Vidotto does an amazing job with them. I wonder if they can be used for poster printing.
Let us enjoy some of his works below. For more, visit Pedro Vidotto’s blog here.








































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Great work!
Look at these posters of classic films from Polish movie distributor:
http://www.vivarto.pl/klasyka
(sorry it’s official site but I couldn’t find separate gallery with them)
ahaha what a lol the lion!!! ahahahahah
Really nice collection, beautifully minimalist. Excellent representations of each film
yeah, i think they should change their poster with yours..
simple but elegant..
These. Are so. AWESOME!!! I kept holding my breath as I scrolled down to each piece! Amazing work!!! Great compilation Johnson!
inspiring… very nice… ok…
I love these designs ! amazing !
is it possible that you provide PSD version of these posters ? just the framework ( The Background, the poster , and the folded paper )
Thank You !
Nice work!! Very beautiful!!
nice… thanks
It’s great, brilliant .WOW)) awesome
really cute
I mean . . . all in all it’s all a matter of opinion. I like some of them. I felt as if you captured the essence of most of them well to a minimalistic extent. Thanks for sharing!
awesome way of “reframing” original designs.
Amazingly well posters … thanks !
Oh really cool ones. Great job and strictly minimalistic! I think the typo doesn’t fit for every poster.
I also did a bunch of minimal movie poster remakes.
Check them out: http://stuff24.de/blog/10-minimalistic-alternative-movie-poster/
And tell me if you like them or not.
cheers,
acy
They are waaaay too much minimalistic, the bad thing about it is that he choosed really outstanding movies, and those need an outstanding cover or poster, but a few ones, like the one of Forrest Gump go smoothly with the movie.
maybe 3 or 4 good ones here (and i’m being generous)
the rest are awful
beautiful and really inspiring movie posters.