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If that’s the most offensive thing they have seen they live a charmed life.

Stolen from reddit

Huh. This is why you need a PR team.

The ego and vanity is astounding. And the movie poster sucks because she's looking straight at the camera.

In the original Broadway poster and the fan edit, it looks like they're up to something--there's some mischievousness at play, some wickedness.

I don't really know what the full-face one is supposed to convey.

Totally proportionate reaction.

Bit of an overreaction if you ask me

This is the wildest, most offensive thing I have seen

Congratulations I guess?

Imo the fan one is better. They should have done the red lipstick with a smirk rather than green and looking bored.

I read the text before the post title and thought it was some witchymemes joke rant about people stereotyping witches which would have been kinda funny. A shame that she's serious.

If it was her decision that her full face should be on display, the backlash should be evidence enough that someone else gets paid to make those decisions, not her.

The original looks boring. She has absolutely no emotions on her face. There's no mystique, no 'wickedness'. Even the composition looks like something a high schooler in Photoshop class would make.

The edit isn't perfect either. But at least it pays homage to the original in more than just image. It adds that mystique back, and makes her look more menacing.

What it truly boils down to is ego. Although the edit is better, and so many people agree on it, it doesn't show her full face. And she can't let that go.

One thing I've noticed over time is that people in Hollywood are pretty normal.

/s

Nerve status: Struck

As we all know snapping at the fans, especially over matters of source material accuracy, always works out well for everyone involved in the making of the adaptation.