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* ''The Plague Dogs''. The poster says "Escape to a different world and share the adventure of a lifetime." They honestly make it look like a happy children's movie. Movie Magic indeed.
* [[media:ForbiddenPlanet2.jpg|The poster]] of ''[[Forbidden Planet]]'' shows Robby carrying an unconscious Alta. This never happens in the film.
* [[James Bond (film)|James Bond]] posters in general feature a plethora of stuff from the film assembled into one poster. But just for fun, let's look at the poster for ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]''. Bond wears a tux at some point. Bond and Tracy ski at some point. Piz Gloria explodes at the end when it's attacked by helicopters, and Blofeld does bobsleigh, and yes, his men do ski after Bond and Tracy. However, ''[http://www.jamesbondmm.co.uk/bond-posters/ohmss-posters?id=001 they do not all happen at the same time.]''{{Dead link}}
* At least one North American DVD cover for ''Brassed Off'' presents it as a fluffy romantic comedy between Ewan McGregor and Tara Fitzgerald's characters, omitting both the rather bleak plot about the economic collapse of a mining community and the main character played by Pete Postlethwaite.
** And the VHS cover's synopsis claims that the film is about ex-lovers who turn a town upside down when get back together, which is not at all what the film is about. Miramax just didn't care.
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