Movie Title Typos
Published by Chronicle Books LLC
“Light took the best movie title typos from an AskReddit thread and brought them to life in some of the funniest pieces of art you’ll ever see.” —Bustle
In Movie Title Typos, artist Austin Light removes just one letter from a well-known movie title to inspire a surprising and hilarious visual scenario. There’s Obocop (a robotic police officer works through his PTSD by playing smooth jazz), T. (a boy meets a jewelry-clad alien who pities fools), Harry Otter, The Princess and the Fro, Finding Emo, Pup Fiction, and many more.
A massive viral hit when he first posted sketches of the work online (1.2 million hits in the first six hours), Light has created new full-color illustrations for all, with the majority of the book’s content never before seen on the Web. Here is a parallel universe glimpse at could-have-been films possibly better—definitely funnier—than the originals.
“So damn awesome.” —MTV
“Austin Light combined two passions—art and movies—to create a really fun little book . . . The best part of this quirky little book and the idea behind it, is that it’s addictive.” —Geeks of Doom
In Movie Title Typos, artist Austin Light removes just one letter from a well-known movie title to inspire a surprising and hilarious visual scenario. There’s Obocop (a robotic police officer works through his PTSD by playing smooth jazz), T. (a boy meets a jewelry-clad alien who pities fools), Harry Otter, The Princess and the Fro, Finding Emo, Pup Fiction, and many more.
A massive viral hit when he first posted sketches of the work online (1.2 million hits in the first six hours), Light has created new full-color illustrations for all, with the majority of the book’s content never before seen on the Web. Here is a parallel universe glimpse at could-have-been films possibly better—definitely funnier—than the originals.
“So damn awesome.” —MTV
“Austin Light combined two passions—art and movies—to create a really fun little book . . . The best part of this quirky little book and the idea behind it, is that it’s addictive.” —Geeks of Doom
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