10 Hilarious Mistakes You Can't Unsee On Official Movie Posters

7. The Accidental Husband (2008)

Accidental Husband
Blumhouse

Pretty much every single poster for The Accidental Husband was poorly put together (including one that showed Uma Thurman plummeting to her death with Colin Firth and Jeffrey Dean Morgan standing nearby), but this one definitely takes the cake.

It's not that Jeffrey Dean Morgan's eyes look weird, or that he looks like a discount Javier Bardem - it's that arm. That arm right at the bottom. That arm that looks like it belongs to Uma Thurman (the nails, skin tone and lack of hair all make it look like a female appendage) but couldn't possibly do so, given the angle at which it enters the frame.

Given the positioning of the two arms attached to her body, it would literally be impossible for one of them to bend in this way without Thurman being possessed by some evil, body-contorting demon, and even then it would be a stretch.

Quite how the poster designer thought they could get away with putting a random arm at the bottom of the frame isn't clear, but what is clear is that they failed miserably.

Accidenta Husband Poster
Blumhouse
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