Rarely are movie studios so transparent about what they don’t include in a film.

I thought we were looking at a checkerboard background, until I saw the movie poster and realized somebody forgot to include the grey background layer. It’s like that time my parents left me at the mall, but in this instance, someone eventually noticed.

Nice find Graham. You can see the original on the Apple site.

Some supermodels can recover from a trip on the runway, but this is probably the steeliest look to accompany a dislocated shoulder.

I’m aware there’s a stigma against broad shoulders on women, but this isn’t a solution. On a similar note, ladies – if you wear your pants that close to your breasts, I’m going to waste a substantial amount of time trying to figure out if you have a displaced torso before I notice the hole in your shoulder.

Thanks Anonymous. The original was found in a Moda Operandi email blast.

This ad proves that child-trafficking is a bigger problem when the kids can literally fit in the kidnapper’s pocket.

Pst, hey – want a kid? Two ounces, it’s good stuff.

I’m not entirely clear what the advertisement is saying – something about child trafficking and drugs. Regardless, I can only assume from that tiny tot’s expression that he’s on something good.

Thanks Flávio. This mini baby ad in an airport in Southern Brazil. The ad reads: “Adopt your kid before a drug dealer does it. Talk to your kid about the problem of drugs”.

Thing T. Thing finally fulfills his dream of being the flower girl at a wedding.

I wonder what the groom’s reaction will be when he finally opens his eyes. And how do you think he’s going to give her the ring?

Thanks Lawrence. You can see the original on the GoToBermuda site.

I’m sure there’s another hand in there somewhere.

Thanks Pablo. You can see the original on the MARCA site.