10 Movie Posters That Might Give You That Deja Vu Feeling (Where Have We Seen It Before?)
Movie posters are such a brilliant way to sometimes give the audience an idea of what a movie is going to be like. They are interesting and one of a kind (mostly)!
But some movies end up making posters that look like we have already seen them somewhere before. So much so that we can actually say they are copies of other movie posters.
Here are 10 such movie posters that look like a complete rip off:
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Inception (2010) and Geostorm (2017)
Two sci-fi movies with although little different plot lines, ended up with very similar movie posters. Goestorm sus!
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The Frighteners (1996) and The Pact (2012)
One a horror comedy, another a “normal” horror movie with your everyday entity’s haunting your living spaces. Both with very similar posters!
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No Country For Old Men (2007) and Friday Night (2011)
A neo western crime thriller meets your average she sleeps with another man the night before moving in with him. Vastly different genres, very similar movie posters.
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Hot Pursuit (1987) and Disturbia (2007)
An action comedy with pirates and teenage romance apparently has the same looks as a crime thriller. Still trying to wrap our heads around it!
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Babel (2006) and Savages (2012)
Inarritu’s psychological drama chronicling four stories around the globe and an action thriller about two drug dealers somehow ended up having very similar looking posters.
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Fatal Attraction (1987) and Serenity (2019)
A psychological thriller movie finds resemblance with a up in flames mystery thriller about a man stuck between what’s right and wrong.
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La Nuit a Dévoré Le Monde (2018) and The Rental (2020)
A French movie about zombies meets Dave Franco’s directorial debut. This psychological horror thriller though is as interesting as the freshly brewed zombie movie movie.
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Death Ship (1980) and Ghost Ship (2002)
One a slasher/ horror movie and the other a supernatural horror. Both look creepily similar, is all we are going to say!
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The Ruins (2008) and Wake Wood (2009)
Two more horror movies make the list. One is a horror thriller another straight up supernatural horror show. Both look same!
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Black Swan (2010) and Ghostland (2018)
A psychological thriller movie about a ballet dancer meets a horror movie with a lot of family drama thrown in between. Posters kinda have very similar look as well.
