Why do all movie posters look the same?

One explanation for the posters’ shifting hues is that they reflect differences in the genres making waves at the box office. The popularity of action, thrillers, and sci-fi of the past decade may have led to a darker and more “masculine” palette.

Why is blue and orange?

Orange and blue being opposite on the color wheel make them complementary colors. These colors produce the strongest contrast while at the same time reinforcing each other; especially in graphic design. So why are oranges and blues used more in movies instead of other complementary colors such as violets and yellows?

Why do movie posters have orange and blue?

The orange-and-blue color scheme is so overused in movie posters because the complementary colors create eye-catching contrast. Every movie poster starts with a color scheme, and modern poster designers choose colors designed to catch your eye.

How many Bollywood movies have been copied from Hollywood?

Whether it be blatant copies or cleverly twisted plots, slight dissimilarities or stark matches, Bollywood has been copying ruthlessly and shamelessy since forever. Here are 50 Bollywood movies which were copied from Hollywood that you didn’t know about-

Are there any movie posters that are “inspired” from Hollywood?

Bringing you 20 such movie posters that are just “inspired” from Hollywood! When the poster of the film was released we indeed loved it until we noticed that it has a striking resemblance to ‘xXx: Return of Xander Cage’.

Is it true that Bollywood has inspired remakes?

Bollywood indeed has inspired remakes. Not maybe in providing fodder to others, but surely in deriving from the best of the lot. Whether it be blatant copies or cleverly twisted plots, slight dissimilarities or stark matches, Bollywood has been copying ruthlessly and shamelessy since forever.

Did you know Bollywood film Dharamatma copied the godfather?

Sarkar wasn’t the only Bollywood film that copied The Godfather, one of the classic Hollywood movies of all time. Years back in 1975, Bollywood film Dharamatma also had done the same. Even when we tend to think that only the present day Bollywood is low on creativity, some gems from the past can still take us by surprise.