It takes a lot of hard work and hard work to make a film, but that's why we have talented directors, actors and screenwriters. It is difficult to notice small errors on the posters of these films. And that's why we have the Internet. 
1. Street Kings (2008) - Keanu Reeves doesn't play Neo in this movie, but there's definitely a glitch in the Matrix 
If you didn't immediately notice what's wrong with this poster, it's because you've seen a billion posters with the main character shooting a gun. Bullets are flying! Action! But if you look closely, you'll see that Keanu Reeves doesn't pull the trigger. They drew the flash from the shot, but forgot to add the index finger on the trigger.
2. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1" (2010) - An optical illusion worthy of a letter from Hogwarts 
Take a closer look at Radcliffe's head. Emma Watson is clearly inside the train, and part of his face is behind her head. So he must be on the train too, right? But judging by the position of the top of his head, he is standing near the carriage, and not inside.
3. "300" (2006) - Yes, this photo was photoshopped. No, the problem is not the abs on the stomach 
The Photoshop blunder in this poster involves the large sword Gerard Butler is holding. Does it hold? Take a closer look: the hilt of the sword does not coincide with the clenched fist. In fact, the sword is not even in the hand, but is floating somewhere right behind it. This is Sparta!
4. "Pretty Woman" (1990) - Some people like salt-and-pepper hair, but this designer goes for a lot more pepper. 
In the film, the main character has gray hair. Well, we all know what Richard Gere looks like, his gray hair is one of his trump cards. But, apparently, on the poster it was decided to darken the hair for marketing purposes, and it began to look like a wig.
5. Spider-Man 2 (2004) - Mary Jane has longer arms than Doctor Octopus 
It's the most famous poster for the film, but Kirsten Dunst's hand on Spider-Man's shoulder was clearly an afterthought. Just look at her shoulder: to place her hand where it is, the girl would have to have the proportions of Slenderman. Well, the poster also shows a man with eight arms, so let's not quibble too much.
6. "Arrival" (2016) - Imagine a poster of the Statue of Liberty in Chicago, and that's pretty much what's happening here. 
Arrival was quickly hailed as one of the best sci-fi films of all time, but this poster didn't receive the same praise. For those unfamiliar with the area, a huge alien spaceship is parked over Victoria Harbour. However, there is one building in this photo that is not part of the Hong Kong skyline. See the unusual tower in the lower right corner? This is the Oriental Pearl, the fifth tallest self-supporting tower in the world. The only problem is that it is located in Shanghai - it is about 1200 km from Victoria Harbor.
7. "Snake's Flight" (2006) - This one is a little tricky, see if you can spot the mistake 
This is a really beautiful poster - it's simple, but vibrant and impressive. But try to mentally imagine how each of the snakes wraps around the plane - from tail to mouth. See the problem? Something doesn't add up.
8. Bangkok Dangerous (2008) - Whatever Nicolas Cage is doing here, it's not the cool vibe he was going for. 
You might think it's a design mistake that Cage is strangely reaching for something in his jacket. But the main problem is in the other hand. She looks like she should be holding a gun, but there's nothing in her. Apparently, another poster was originally made, in which Cage crossed his arms, holding a pistol in each and firing them. For some reason, the weapon was removed altogether, and one hand was stuffed under the jacket. It's no surprise that this image was named worst poster at the annual IMP Awards.
9. "16 Blocks" (2006) - Only people who actually saw this movie can find out what's wrong with this 
Bruce Willis plays a police officer who must lead a witness through 16 city blocks. Actually, that's the whole plot. So what we see on the poster: 1 witness (running), 118 minutes, Bruce Willis with a clean-shaven face. Can you guess which of these turned out to be lies?
The character played by Willis had a mustache. But for some reason they were removed from the poster. Were they really afraid that no one would recognize the mustachioed Bruce Willis?
10. "Nanny" (2017) - Let's talk about ambidextrous people 
The Nanny is a film about a woman who terrorizes the boy she is caring for. This woman must be a witch because in the poster she has two right hands.
11. "Supergirl" (1984) - Supergirl may have had her first big adventure in this film, but the Statue of Liberty clearly had an identity crisis. 
The problem in this poster is not the main character, but the other lady - the statue. Her torch still lights the path to freedom, just like its real-life counterpart. The real Statue of Liberty holds a torch in her right hand. But in the alternate universe (the same one in which Supergirl apparently exists), Lady Liberty is left-handed.
12. "High School Musical: Vacation" (2007) - We were all so busy singing that we didn't even notice the hand growing out of Gabriella's forearm 
All the errors in this poster involve limbs. There are disconnected hands, double hands, extra fingers... It looks like the designer is a schoolboy himself who has not yet learned to properly count.
13. “Wanted” (2008) - Thinker’s pose with a pistol pressed to his forehead 
It’s not entirely clear what the problem is - either a bad photoshop or a camera angle. Angelina Jolie has relatively long arms, but why does this poster make it look like she could scratch her lower back with her arm over her shoulder? Why does she have no neck and her shoulder comes straight out of her chin? Why is her thumb the same length as a normal person's middle finger? In general, there are questions about the image, and there are many of them.
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