Today we've got a poster for the rather cheaply produced looking movie Human Error. Those are just the kinds of assets a little site like ours get sent. Other sites break exclusives on the new Superman Returns poster, we get the one sheet for Human Error, a film that looks exactly like what it's title suggests.
Along with the poster I've included a few stills from the film below, as a lesson in what happens when CGI goes horribly wrong. Future animators: this stuff stopped being cool in 1986. If you can't afford to do it right, don't do it at all.
If you enjoyed the pictures, maybe you'll want to scroll back up to this paragraph and read the following plot synopsis. I recommend looking at the pictures first though: "Dobbitt (Knott) is called away from his wife for an indeterminate but lengthy stint at the grungiest of third-world factories – an increasingly dangerous plant that produces toxins as it belches out its mysterious “Units” to meet the company’s quotas. Following a seemingly endless days’ journey to his new home, Dobbitt meets his new colleague and roommate-from-hell Hanrahan (Berkeley). While Dobbitt tries his hardest to please, Hanrahan is a caustic and bitter man who immediately questions the new arrival’s motives. The two report to Merkin (Bower), a petty and paranoid manager who ruthlessly pits his two subordinates against each other. In their own ways, the three “tango” for power within the company and in their dealings with each other, forming and breaking and reforming alliances along the way."
The film opens in New York theaters September 16. Their official site is here
