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:

10 Hilarious Movie Posters With One Letter Removed

In honor of Mother’s Day this Sunday (quick, get your mom something if you haven’t already!), here are 10 of the coolest TV and movie moms who each remind us why mothers really are worth celebrating.

1. Jill Taylor, Home Improvement

Moms of boys deserve some sort of special award (and I’m not just saying that because I have one myself!). Jill not only had three rambunctious sons, but a crazy husband who was basically a fourth child to look after. Jill not only put up with all their crazy antics, but often got in on the fun and one-upped them all.

2. Beatrix Kiddo AKA The Bride AKA Black Mamba AKA Mommy, Kill Bill Volumes 1 & 2

Beatrix Kiddo kills 93 people (including Bill) because they played a part in taking her daughter away from her. Proof that the scariest place really is in between a mother and her child!

 3. Mrs. Jumbo, Dumbo

If you can make it through Dumbo without shedding at least one tear, you might be missing a heart. Dumbo’s mom loves him for who he his, big goofy ears and all. She reminds us that even when you’re feeling lame or down about yourself, you know there’s at least one person out there who thinks you’re literally the greatest person to ever exist: your mom.

4. Mrs. Weir, Freaks and Geeks

I remember getting so annoyed at my mom for forcing my brother and me to spend Friday nights participating in things like “family game night” as a teenager. But now, I really appreciate all those silly activities. Lindsay and Sam’s mom makes family dinners every night, and even insists on dressing up and handing out Halloween candy together every year. We’ll never know for certain since the show was sadly cancelled after just one season, but I bet there’s a very well-adjusted and grown up Lindsay Weir out there somewhere, all thanks to her dorky mom.

5. Sarah Connor, Terminator 2: Judgment Day

All Sarah cares about is protecting her son (makes sense since if he dies all of humanity dies with him, but still). I think every mother has that instinct to protect their offspring from any sort of harm; it’s a shame we can’t all look this badass while doing it.

 6. Maria Von Trapp, The Sound of Music

Maria is the ultimate stepmom. She’s kind, she’s loving, and she sings. Basically Mary Poppins without the umbrella.

7. Shmi Skywalker, Star Wars Episode I

In the perfect display of sacrificial love, young Annakin’s mother sends him off with Qui-Gon to become a Jedi. While it obviously pains her to part with her only son, she ultimately wants a better life for him. Of course he does end up becoming one of the evil-est bad guys of all time, but she could never have predicted the outcome (and who knows, maybe it was all because he didn’t have his mom around to help straighten him out!)

8. Clair Huxtable, The Cosby Show

Clair Huxtable is, like, the perfect mom, period. She’s smart, witty, has the perfect balance of career and family, and has the one raised eyebrow “mom look” down to a science. Plus she’s a lawyer and never loses an argument. Hmm…there must be a reason she isn’t real!

9. Etheline Tenenbaum, The Royal Tenenbaums

Sure, the Tenenbaum’s were just a bit dysfunctional, but one thing Etheline did right was encourage her kids to go after the things they were passionate about, whether it be playwriting, international finance, tennis, their adopted sister (oh, wait…).

10. Marge Simson, The Simpsons

The “real” Marge, the mother of Simpsons creator Matt Groening, and the inspiration behind the huge-hearted, blue-haired TV mom we all know and love, just passed away this week at the age of 94. She clearly did something right to have raised the man who gave the world the Simpsons.

Top Ten Coolest TV & Movie Moms