Movie Posters: Is a dead art?

No one is talking about this, or at least that's what is currently happening. I believe posters are an important part of the movie production. But lately all I am seeing is that the poster is filled with the starcasts in costumes and Makeups. I mean, here is an example. I just searched the Marvel movie poster on Google search for images, and look what popped up. It's just an ensemble of cast after cast after cast.

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Avengers: Infinity War, Endgame, Age of Ultron, Black Panther 2, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant-Man, and Wasp are all different and unique and entertaining movies, but the posters feel boring, maybe except for Civil War and BlackPanther. And I am not picking up on Marvel. This is the same trend that can be seen across all the movie franchises and industries across the globe. Take X-Men, the latest trilogy of Star Wars. And the same is the case with the Indian Movies.

What I miss is the Iconic movie-defining poster. Means one look, and all the memories and emotions should rush back to the viewer. Take a look at these Posters and tell me that you dont know what I am talking about.

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What does the portrait of Nicolas Cage made from Bullets tell you?

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Or this one, where the face of the lead is not visible, but the theme of the movie is.

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Next uses a shot from the movie itself. You know what you are about to step into.

Call me old-fashioned, but I love to see these posters over any other. How much weight do these carry in the digital age? I am not sure about that. But I'd love to see such designs in the new movies. Even when I am browsing the Movies on OTT, take a look at this, the only thumbnail that stands out is The Client. Because of the contrast. But Still. I guess I have to accept the fact that posters are no longer an Art. And the marketing team has taken over the Art department.

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Hi Folks

I was just ranting here. You all know how much I love movies and everything related to movies (Except for the scandals and fabricated controversies). This is just me venting out my frustration here. Cheers.
What I love about this CINETV community is that the bloggers try to find the Best thumbnails for their blogs, and it looks Nice and feels good. Maybe the marketing team should try the same. LOL!! This is coming from a guy who knows nothing about marketing.

Alright folks. Share your posters that you love the most.