Jan 27, 2015 1:00 PM

Gallery: New Jupiter Ascending Posters Bring the Intergalactic Awesomeness

Little Giant Studios
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Jupiter Ascending 5
The style of this Little Giant Studios poster was inspired by the 1940s comic inkings of artist Al Williamson. It also features Channing Tatum's character Caine's dope boots. (Expand gallery to see posters at a higher resolution.)
Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 2
Is it us, or does Eddie Redmayne's glare look exceptionally intimidating in this Art Machine poster?

Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 1
This poster from Art Machine is meant to invoke the beauty of ascension.
Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 3
Shout-out to to fans of 1970s and 80s sci-fi flicks!

Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 4
The look of this poster is so very *Metropolis* (in the best way possible).
Little Giant Studios
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Jupiter Ascending 6
This image takes its cues directly from the film's official poster.

Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 7
This poster, which features Mila Kunis' character Jupiter, was actually inspired by Sharon Van Etten's album *Epic*.
Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 8
Jupiter's "Queen Bee" look is on-point in this image, which also draws its style from Bill Graham's Fillmore posters from the 1960s.

Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 9
This Art Machine image takes its look from the bold color schemes the Wachowskis use in their films.
Art Machine
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Jupiter Ascending 10
Manga/sci-fi book look right here.

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