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10 Hilarious Movie Posters With One Letter Removed

By on May 17, 2013

Published in a Tumblr blog called Removies, the creator of these inventive movie posters basically removed a single letter from the title of a popular movie. This inevitably shifts the movie’s plot drastically. For instance, Finding Nemo becomes Finding Emo, a tale about a depressed, friendless fish in an ocean of 3.7 trillion potential friends. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix becomes Harry Otter and the Order of the Phoenix, the tale of an otter getting served with a restraining order from a fiery bird.

The Removies illustrator has altered movie posters for Jurassic Park, Cape Fear, Dawn of the Dead, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Kill Bill, The Men Who Stare at Goats and Seven Years in Tibet, as well. If you are interested in purchasing prints of the creative movie posters, you can find the Removies store on Big Cartel here.

Check out some of our favorite re-imagined movie posters below:

Ape Fear: Love, Hate, Primate

Dawn of the Dad: With Every Mother on Earth Now Dead, Dads Rise

Finding Emo: There's Over 3.7 Trillion fish in the sea, yet I feel alone

Harry Otter and the Order of the Phoenix movie posters

Ill Bill: Duck is a Dish Best Served Fresh

Indian Jones and the Temple of Doom

Jurassic Ark: Noah Allows dinosaurs on the ark

Rise of the Plane of the Apes: Super Intelligent Apoes start building planes or whatever

Seven Ears in Tibet: A terrible Accident, A lifetime spent in isolation

The Men Who Star At Oats: You need a good breakfast

About Mike Flacy

Editor-in-Chief for The CheckOut. During my free time, I love to write about pop culture, home theater, digital photography, social media, mobile technology and cool gadgets!

One Comment

  1. The Label

    August 12, 2014 at 12:46 am

    Incredible post! xD
    The Kill (Ill) Bill one is the best.

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