These hilarious shark-replacing movie posters take popular films and Photoshop the predatory fish as a main character.
One extremely funny one is the poster for Mrs. Sharkfire. By changing the name from Mrs. Doubtfire, kids may be less inclined to trust their next babysitter for fear that it might be shark! However, the poster does still look quite hilarious, as the body is still that of a human. Likewise, it'd be hard to take Sherlock Holmes seriously if Watson was a sidekick to a shark! Chances are a shark wouldn't be as successful of a sleuth as the original Sherlock. The poster that is most unbelievable would be Sharkspear in Love. While it does look like an interesting film, chances are it'd be ridiculed in the box office.
While these movie posters are fake, they definitely add a fun twist to crowd favorite films.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Animal-replaced Movie Posters
- Businesses can create a new market for merchandise and collectibles based on funny animal-replaced movie posters.
- Humorous Photoshop Trends
- Companies can develop photo-editing applications to allow users to create hilarious images similar to the shark-replaced movie posters.
- Cinematic Animal Parodies
- Opportunities exist for businesses to produce comedic animal-themed films that parody popular movies.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment Industry
- The entertainment industry can capitalize on this trend by creating satirical films based on popular movies, featuring animals in the lead roles.
- Merchandise Industry
- The merchandise industry can leverage these humorous animal-replaced movie posters by creating a variety of licensed products such as t-shirts, coffee mugs, and phone cases.
- Social Media Industry
- Social media companies could partner with photo-editing software developers to create filters or in-app camera effects based on the funny animal-replaced movie posters trend.
