Like that of mid-century graphic design legend Saul Bass, who was the king of the film poster and title sequence ... The Human Factor, 1979. Anatomy of a Murder, 1959. Spartacus, 1960.

It might be easy to take them for granted sometimes, but posters can play a large role in both a film's marketing before release, and a film's status—iconic or otherwise—after release.

It’s as the reinventor of the film poster and, most significantly, the master — and effectively creator — of the movie title ... corpse for Anatomy of a Murder — Bass’s work was to ...

In case you notice it looks familiar, that's because it's a throwback to the designs of Saul Bass, who created some of the most memorable posters for movies ... Preminger's Anatomy of a Murder ...

The undisputed king of film title design, Saul Bass ... for both the movie's title and poster, instead of a more obvious image of lead actor Frank Sinatra's face, was a starkly controversial move.

Saul Bass could always envision the poster, collapsing it down to ... s heroin-addicted drummer and found the jigsaw anatomy for “Anatomy of a Murder.” He drew eyes and interest — by not ...

A dictatorial movie director ... courtroom drama Anatomy Of A Murder from 1959, arguably Preminger's finest film, is also his most brazenly ambiguous. From the opening Saul Bass title sequence ...

If you didn't notice today's Google Doodle, it's a tribute to the late Saul Bass - a man who designed ... directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Anatomy Of A Murder, directed by Otto Preminger.

On the subreddit r/marvelstudios commenters praised the poster’s minimalistic design and color scheme. (“The art for this movie has ... and the author of Saul Bass: Anatomy of Film Design.