2025 IMP Awards - Not So Serious Awards
The Wordiest Poster Award goes to The Monkey for multiple paragraphs talking about its movie.
The Luke Sky Walk or Die Award goes to Mark Hamill's character poster for The Long Walk.
The Best Poster Remake Award #1 goes to Predator: Badlands for remaking the poster from the original film.
The Most Claustrophobic Poster Award goes to Fixed for squeezing in close to a hundred dogs into a very cramped space.
The Most Ridiculous Tagline Award goes to Basic Psych for stating that "A psychiatrist is only as safe as his most dangerous patient". Yes, and a plumber is only as safe as his most dangerous toilet...
The Second Most Uncomfortable Eyeball Poster Award goes to The Home.
The Best Poster Remake Award #2 goes to Hell of a Summer for remaking the poster for Happy Birthday to Me.
The Best X-Rayted Poster Award goes to Bone Lake for its design that would likely be much more inappropriate if these characters had skin.
The Twin Taglines Award goes to Rabbit Trap and The Sound for their awfully similar taglines.
The Confident and Less Confident Twin Taglines Award goes to Self-Help and Cognitive.
The Ant-Man Award goes to Timothée Chalamet for his teeny tiny portrayal in the poster for Marty Supreme.
The Guiltiest Looking Character Award goes to Paul Walter Hauser in The Luckiest Man in America for his oh so suspicious look.
The Title Ink is Expensive Award goes to The Assessment for letting us fill in the missing gaps of the title font.
The "Be sure to drink your Ovaltine" Award goes to this cryptic poster for Now You See Me: Now You Don't.
The Best Poster Remake Award #3 goes to Fear Street: Prom Queen for remaking several posters, including Carrie.
The Longest Title Award goes to Disney's Hulu's Family Guy's Hallmark Channel's Lifetime's Familiar Holiday Movie with a name so long it couldn't quite fit in our database.
The award for Best Poster Featuring a Man Wearing a Hat on his Head goes to Don't Tell Larry.
The Creepiest Character Poster Award goes to the villager from A Minecraft Movie.
The Furriest Title Font Award goes to Dust Bunny.
The Best Hidden Tagline Award goes to The Life of Chuck. However, that question mark at the end might lead some people to think that the poster is unsure whether Mark Hamill is in it or not.
The Best Funny Tagline that We Probably Should've Nominated Award goes to Extremely Unique Dynamic for stating that this movie is from the guys that brought you this movie, the movie within it, and the movie within that.
The Best Use of a Rating Block Award goes to Bone Lake.
The Oldest Poster Eligible for a 2025 Award goes to the initial teaser poster for The Comeback Trail. Thanks to its long-delayed US release this teaser showed up on the site back in 2020.
The award for poster with the most laurels goes to Hard Truths.
The "I Smell a Crossover Movie" Award goes to Ice Fall and Ice Road: Vengeance who's similar titles make them show up next to each other in the site's listings promising an epic snowy battle between Joel Kinnaman and Liam Neeson.
The Best Unofficial Kill Bill Poster Award goes to Uma Thurman's character poster for The Old Guard 2.
The "We Have One Image of Our Star and We're Going to Use it in Every Poster" award goes to In the Lost Lands for Dave Bautista's identical pose in almost every poster.
The Most Annoying Expression Award goes to Allison Janney for her character poster for Another Simple Favor.
The Most Romantic Title Characters Award goes to the three Es having a threesome of their own in the poster for Threesome.
The Worst Haircut Award goes to Nathan Fillion in his character poster for Superman.
The "In Case You Don't Recognzie the Name" Award goes to Presence for reminding us of EIGHT movies that the director Steven Soderbergh has created.
The Best Superhero Waterfight Posters Award goes to Thunderbolts* for Thai posters celebrating their water festival by giving the heroes super soakers.
The Most Dangerous Critic Blurb Award goes to Together for suggesting that it's the "perfect date night movie".
The Most Awkward Stance Award goes to The Accountant 2 for whatever poses Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal are making.
The Best Character Poster for a Director goes to Paul Feig's poster for Another Simple Favor.
The "You Know the Previous Film Had a Banging Sountrack" Award goes to the various posters for Tron: Ares for referencing Nine Inch Nails doing the soundtrack once again.
The Best Seasonal Movie Poster Award goes to the adorable Thanksgiving poster for Paddington in Peru featuring a turkey taking a bite out of one of Paddington's marmalade sandwiches..
Thanks for checking out our annual awards as we try to shed a spotlight on some of the more memorable posters of the past year. Hope you enjoyed them!
