FAN ART: Minimalist STAR WARS Posters For Episodes I - VI

wow these are awesome!!

they are cool, but not awesome or great.

Wow, these are best posters I have ever seen. Thanks for posting these @RorMachine. "Save image as..."

My favorites are IV & VI

I do like Episode III's though :P

@yossarian - Because they're secretly awesome, but openly hated by '70s Star Wars purists. :-\

....meh.....but III made me chuckle

they're pretty sweet, but i wish they had chosen more iconic scenes. for example:
Episode 1- Darth Maul fights Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan
Episode 2- When the Clones Attack
Episode 3- Anakin Kneels Before Sidious
Episode 4- Luke and Han escaping the Death Star
Episode 5- Luke Hangs from the Bottom of Cloud City w/ Millenium Falcon Approaching
Episode 6- Vader fights Luke

^ Nor should they.

yeah i almost think people hate the prequels just to be cool. the prequels really aren't that bad. sure the acting in episode 2 is terrible, but episode 3 is pretty cool, and the darth maul fight in episode 1 is awesome. and of course i'm going to get crucified for posting this, because people think it makes them sounds knowledgeable and refined if they criticize something excessively, like people do with the prequels. and of course everyone's going to come on and say "no i really think the prequels are crap" and then proceed to give absolutely no legitimate reason and suggest that someone ban me for "stupidity" and use an excessive amount of swear words. sometimes i think people need to grow up. i like all 6 star wars movies.

Chanco, isn't that a bit pot and kettle? You just said ep 1 is great because of one single fight scene..and gave no reasons why you felt ep 3 was cool? I think all 3 movies had their moments but were ultimately failures. I don't think that to be "cool", I think it because..I think it! And I can back it up. It would take a whole essay worth...feel free to debate me on any aspect though.

Pretty cool! I agree with MARV3L. The simplicity of the scenes chosen sets these posters apart.

@RorMachine, good point. I mainly only referred to a couple things because I wanted to avoid the whole "essay" thing. this is the way i see it: i think a movie can be enjoyable and very likable without being a total hit. this is what i mean: it seems like everyone here holds movies up to the gold standard of "oscar worthy" that cbm's like x-men first class and the dark knight have brought, while sometimes i can look back at a movie and be like "that was an awesome movie" without seeing an amazing performance or particularly unique plot. that being said, i think the prequels did have an intriguing plot, and though the love story of episode 2 seemed faulty, i did enjoy the plot points with the clones, as well as the fall of anakin in episode 3. i also greatly enjoyed episode 1, mainly due to qui-gon. jar jar is pretty childish, but then again, so is jabba the hut. i mean come on, people don't see it because he's part of the "classic trilogy", but seriously, look at him. i like all the movies, and can see why some people may have been disappointed in them, but i almost think its like its an unfair comparison. different time periods have different styles of film. like i said, i like all 6 star wars movies.

I dunno dude, a good movie is a good movie and vice versa, time period is really irrelevant. The original trilogy is not perfect, but they just worked. A few silly things crept in (The Ewoks etc) but they got away with em because most other aspects were so strong. Now I wasn't holding the prequels to an Oscar worthy standard, but it's it fair to at least hold them to the previous movies standard? Especially given the advances in film making techniques? That's pretty much all those prequels were, special effects riddled toy adverts. Results of an egomaniacs stubbornness and unwillingness to listen to anyone. Lucas has actually said the words "I'm not a very good director", yet he insisted on directing? WTF?

The Phantom Menace and New Hope ones are BOSS!

..and ust for the record Prequel film lovers, you really need to ask more questions when you watch movies rather than just enjoy the special FX and action scenes. if you did you'd realise how ridiculously written those films are and how none of the motivations for the characters make any sense let alone the contrived plots!

For example..

If the TF are blockading the Planet Naboo and the Senate sends two Jedi to resolve the issue, then why when the Jedi come back are they not in the senate telling everyone what they witnessed instead of just the Queen trying and failing to convince them they've been invaded?

another one..

IN TPM Obi Wan makes an elaborate somersault over Darth Mauls head at the beginning of the three-way fight and Maul blocks his attack without even looking! At the end of the fight Obi Wan does an even more elaborate somersault over Mauls head and this time Maul is looking, turns to follow Obi Wan's complete manoeuvre and landing but this time fails to block the swing let alone even make an attempt and gets cut in half! Then at the end of ROTS Anakin attempts the same manoeuvre while Obi Wan has "The High Ground" and Obi Wan simply cuts his limbs off in mid somersault! ...do you see any common sense or consistency here fanboys?

There are loads of contrived and badly plotted scenes in those terrible movies but the worse is the end of ROTS when Padme decided to die after having twins even though the robot says there is nothing physically wrong with her. She's literally choosing to die from grief yet she tells Obi Wan not to give up on Anakin because there is still good in him? How does that make any sense if she's giving up? Does mother hood mean squat, where's her maternal instinct to protect your children at all cost disappeared to? Who writes crazy character motivations like that? and to make it worse, in ROTJ Luke asks Liea what she remembers of her real mother, Liea says she was beautiful and very sad", how the hell does she remember anything, she was fresh out of the Vag and saw Padme for 2 seconds just like Luke!

Star Wars fans of the Prequel movies remain the dumbest most easily pleased bunch in the history of the genre!

But I have no idea about Padme dying. Women are weird. Perhaps she was destined to die, as a part of the Force's plan.

i think 2 and 5 are good. the others are only mediocre

These are really cool. Funny though I recognized the Episode III, i feel like that could easily be gollum crawling after Bilbo in The Hobbit.

I like them all. Even the prequel ones.