Gallery: Can You Figure Out the Movies Behind These 13 Minimalist Posters?

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    Atipo (Paper: Colorplan Stone & Bright Red by GF Smith)
    01

    Alien

    Hint: The birth of a breakout star? (1979)
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    Atipo (Paper: Colorplan China White by GF Smith)
    02

    Benjamin-Button

    Hint: In this case, the paper *ends* as a tree. (2008)
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    Atipo (Paper: Gmund 3 Flow Blue by Gmund)
    03

    Bonnie-and-Clyde

    Hint: Boy meets girl meets guns. (1967)
  • Hint We're gonna need a bigger binder.
    Atipo (Paper: Curious Cosmic Blue Planet by Antalis)
    04

    Jaws

    Hint: We're gonna need a bigger binder. (1975)
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    Atipo (Paper: Keaykolour Original Biscuit by Antalis)
    05

    Edward-Scissorhands

    Hint: Depp's sharpest role. (1990)
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    Atipo (Paper: Pop Set Black Black by Union Papelera & Heaven 42 by Torraspapel-Scheufelen)
    06

    Guess-Whos-Dinner

    Hint: Starring Sidney Poitier, or Ashton Kutcher. (1967)
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    Atipo
    07

    Rear-Window

    Hint: A Peeping Tom solves a crime. (1954)
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    Atipo (Paper: Curious SKIN Absynthe & Keaykolour reKreate Sandy Beige by Antalis)
    08

    Frankenstein

    Hint: Cinema's scariest sutures. (1931)
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    Atipo (Chromolux Metallic Gold by Torraspapel)
    09

    Would-Be-King

    Hint: Sean Connery dons a pith helmet, then a crown. (1975)
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    Atipo (Paper: Munken Polar by Antalis)
    10

    Pyscho

    Hint: A truly chilling shower. (1960)
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    Atipo (Paper: Kaschmir True Red Cloth by Gmund)
    11

    Dracula

    Hint: Chomp. (1931)
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    Atipo
    12

    Fahrenheit-451

    Hint: Too hot for TV (or the library). (1966)
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    Atipo (The Kiss Button Rot by Lakepaper)
    13

    Battleship-Potempkin

    Hint: Mutiny from Film Class 101. (1925)
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