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

3. Daddy's Home (2015)

Daddys Home
Paramount Pictures

LOOK AT MARK WAHLBERG'S LEGS. LOOK AT THEM. What the hell is going on here? What sorcery is this? Let's break it down.

For starters, his right leg is a good few inches longer than his left, which, having seen Marky Mark appear in many, many movies, is definitely not the case in real life.

His left leg looks to be a normal size, but if his right leg matched this size, he'd be hovering off the ground while leaning against his bike - so the poster designer has not-so-smoothly extended the length of his right leg to make it look like he can reach the floor.

Mark Wahlberg is five feet eight inches tall so the poster had to do something to make him not look like a dwarf next to Will Ferrell's six feet and three inches, but was this the best they could do?

On the plus side, it's funny to imagine how some of Wahlberg's other movies would play out if he had one leg longer than the other.

In Transformers, he'd have been flattened by a Decepticon after being unable to outrun it. In The Happening, he would've had to hobble away from the killer plants. The apes in Planet Of The Apes would probably have worshipped him as their deformed mutant God. Poor Mark.

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