LEADING Cumbria-based garden retailer Hayes Garden World has produced a series of movie brainteasers inspired by cinematic films.
From Harry Potter’s Forbidden Forest to The Shining’s Hedge Maze, the contemporary movie posters have reimagined famous films to place the iconic green places that starred on screen as the focal point of the film.
When it comes to movies, actors tend to get all the limelight. But whilst A-listers may have made their names on the red carpet, these iconic gardens had a big part to play too.
Hayes Garden World has cherry-picked some of the most famous gardens on film and recreated movie posters to leave viewers intrigued over which gardens they’ve seen on camera.
Inspired by minimalist movie posters, these contemporary images are something for film fanatics and garden enthusiasts to both enjoy. Each poster places the garden set at the centre of the action, paying tribute to the iconic green spaces that played a focal point in the plot.
Can you name the film that the iconic garden starred in? Bonus points if you can name the garden too.
But watch out. Whilst the posters are blooming marvellous, some are also blooming difficult to decipher.
Everything in the gardens may seem rosy, but don’t let the subtle design details lead you up the garden path. Each poster has hidden hints to the movie plots, so be sure to dig a little deeper and look beyond the flowers and foliage.
Don’t beat around the bush with poster number 4 – the answer is hiding in plain sight. Be sure to look for more cutting details in poster 2. And whatever you do, don’t take your time with poster 9 – we all know what all work and no play can do.
The minimalist movie poster brainteasers have been released by Hayes Garden World, a leading garden furniture and garden supplies retailer. The award-winning e-commerce store hopes the graphics will serve as a celebration of the gardens that inspire movie magic during lockdown.
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