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Why not hire that guy to do these posters? Afraid they'll actually be eye-catching and interesting to look at? Not enough lens flares? Surely the prequel trilogy has a better cover than it deserves. Those are fucking masterful and far better covers than I would have expected. Not the shitty full set cover with anakin. No, get the guy who painted the bluray covers.

I wouldn't want to see him lower himself further by revisiting this crap. You know who should be painting these posters? Not Drew Struzan. If I wanted to actually put effort into anything related to the phantom menace, I could grab a few images off the internet and cobble them into a mock-up for a poster, and that mockup would look better than any of these abominations. Default photoshop lens flares? REALLY!? How much do these people get paid. There's no fucking way I would pay twice as much money to go see a shit movie that's only guaranteed to piss me off and give me a headache. These movies give me a headache when they're NOT in 3D. I can't even get my artists enthused enough to turn in decent poster designs for these turds.

I know none of you actually like or would ever want to pay $15 to see these piece of shit movies in a theater again. You could just hold a press conference and say "Yeah, this was a really bad idea, guys. you know it's still not too late to stop. The 3D conversion was supervised by Industrial Light & Magic. Set against the thrilling and exotic backdrop of a "galaxy far, far away," Star Wars is perfectly suited to the immersive 3D theatrical experience, and Episode I delivers some of the Saga's most stunning and spectacular sequences – from the Naboo invasion to the Tatooine Podraces to the climactic lightsaber battle between Darth Maul and the Jedi. This is the first of six planned re-releases for the entire Star Wars saga, progressing in numerical order (as long as this one is a success). George Lucas' Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, originally released in late May of 1999, will be re-released in digital 3D in theaters everywhere starting February 10th early next year. Posters for Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace in 3D from KinoGallery (via ComingSoon): My personal favorites are the ones that utilize the glowing lightsaber blades and still keep the aesthetic of the original poster from all the way back in 1999, but you can decide for yourself. finally got on the ball and used the best points of the film, lightsabers, the pod racing sequence and Darth Maul, to get audiences back into the theaters and send George Lucas some more of their money. However, someone in the marketing department at Lucasfilm Ltd. Most of the posters we've seen for the return of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace in 3D have been unimpressive and lackluster at best ( see here).