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Cool Stuff: Martin Ansin’s THX 1138 Poster

Posted on Friday, February 6th, 2009 by Peter Sciretta

South American artist Martin Ansin created this poster of George Lucas‘ THX 1138 as the first in a series for a personal project chonicling the films he finds visually exciting. Check out the full print after the jump.

“Here the key plot points of the film are presented in the design from bottom to top. In this way the audience is invited to relive the film experience by reading it’s events in ordr, leading ultimately to THX’s escape to the surface.”

The print is available for purchase on InPrint.com, $25 for 13 x 19, $40 for 18 x 24 and $80 for $24 x 36.

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  • The first thing I thought of is that this looks similar to the beautiful artwork of the old Atari 2600 video games. Nice work.
  • Frank
    Very nice, but a bit too pricey for my taste :/ (especially since I would have to pay for international shipping)
  • Looks Insane, would go great in my place next to a Blade Runner Poster..
  • Awsome poster! I havent seen thsi one yet though
  • never saw THX, but the artwork is grade A. i'm more interested to see what his next piece is though.
  • Eighty dollars for twenty-four dollars multiplied by thirty-six?!
    So $80 for $64??
    I'll take it! *head explodes*
  • Badass poster. Love the glossy look.
  • Ed P.
    THX1138 is a beautiful film. Its very minimalist and can provide you with a refreshing break from all the over-the-top ADHD sci-fi/visual effects of today. It also has a resonant message that is very applicable to the modern age.

    And to the topic: great poster for a great film!
  • Never really acknowledged all the hype around 'THX', I thought it was ok at best, but visually it was quite a redefining film, and that poster exemplifies the beautiful visual aesthetics of the film in one brilliant poster.
  • that is amazing...
  • wufde
    always been one of my fav sci-fi films.
    meh on the posters.
    and i guess lucas doesnt know this guy is making a buck off his property yet.
  • MrBabyMan
    Holy shit, that's awesome! MUST.HAVE.NOW.
  • I had a copy of the movie in my hand the other day, and this makes me reconsider my decision to put it down.
  • Sweet poster.
  • From where in South America?
  • I've never seen THX 1138, but I should netflix it.
  • I was thinking the same thing. Been on my Movies to See list for years now but never gotten around to it. Need to do that
  • Although THX 1138 certainly isn't a cohesive narrative, it is certainly one of the most visually interesting films I have ever seen, and Ansin does a good job of conveying the feeling of the film. Although, I have to ask, where's all the white?
  • awesome
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