[Film] Help me with a design choice...

[gripper stebson]

So my new movie project is called Six Years Gone and is about a missing child.

Which of these two (if in thumbnail on Netflix form) would be more likely to pique your interest. Two very different styles - one annoying decision!

A.


B.


Thanks NSC.

 

[macbeth]

B. definitely.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

A

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[Cotton Socks]

B, but I'd expect it to have a happy ending!

 

[The Clamp]

B mate

 

[Poojah]

So my new movie project is called Six Years Gone and is about a missing child.

Which of these two (if in thumbnail on Netflix form) would be more likely to pique your interest. Two very different styles - one annoying decision!

A.
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B.
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Thanks NSC.

A for me. Both are nicely designed, but based on what little I know of the movie (about a missing child) option A seems to better capture the essence - it’s a child’s face on two missing child posters. If there’s a meaning behind option B, I’m too thick to have spotted it.

 

[Brok]

A) looks like a murder enquiry, B) looks like a romance.

 

[Swansman]

They really give me different vibes.

The first one makes me think it is some kind of "missing person" crime series thing, while the one below feels like it could be some love drama.

The first one is more original and would stand out more but when just glancing quickly my eyes read the title in the second picture quicker (no clue if that is a good or a bad thing).

Overall I'd go with option A

 

[Insel affe]

Depends on film, context etc.

A- split photo cracked background wall, conjures an image of a probably failed desperate search.

B - not sure why one side is black and photo the other side, hands reaching out to each other nearly touching, makes me think mother daughter separated.

A intrigues me more.

Probably not what you wanted to hear

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Straight to the A as they say

 

[gripper stebson]

They really give me different vibes.

The first one makes me think it is some kind of "missing person" crime series thing, while the one below feels like it could be some love drama.

The first one is more original and would stand out more but when just glancing quickly my eyes read the title in the second picture quicker (no clue if that is a good or a bad thing).

Overall I'd go with option A

It's funny. I am so close to it I hadn't even considered it may look like a romance!

 

[Canfan]

A) looks like a murder enquiry, B) looks like a romance.

I would go with A too.......but then I would rather watch a murder enquiry than a romance.

 

[portslade seagull]

A for me Gripper

 

[StonehamPark]

A for me. Both are nicely designed, but based on what little I know of the movie (about a missing child) option A seems to better capture the essence - it’s a child’s face on two missing child posters. If there’s a meaning behind option B, I’m too thick to have spotted it.

A) looks like a murder enquiry, B) looks like a romance.

A, agreeing with both the above.
It'd also get more clicks on Netflix, for example.

 

[gripper stebson]

Depends on film, context etc.

A- split photo cracked background wall, conjures an image of a probably failed desperate search.

B - not sure why one side is black and photo the other side, hands reaching out to each other nearly touching, makes me think mother daughter separated.

A intrigues me more.

Probably not what you wanted to hear

No, that's great. I am 50/50 so all thoughts are welcome!

 

[portlock seagull]

A.

Catches the eye more.

 

[banjo]

B for me. Would be good to have an old black n white map as background.

 

[Titanic]

A would get me to read the blurb. B, probably not.

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

Option A

 

[Cheshire Cat]

A..