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Krasnogorsk, Russia
The image is a close-up, slightly angled shot of a media cover, likely a DVD or Blu-ray case, featuring characters from the Disney Pixar film "Toy Story 4". The cover is predominantly blue with a green frog-shaped border. The title, "ИСТОРИЯ ИГРУШЕК 5", is visible in large yellow letters, with "DISNEY PIXAR" also present.
The characters depicted are from the "Toy Story" franchise. In the foreground, Buzz Lightyear is visible on the left, with his characteristic space suit and determined expression. To his right is Jessie, the cowgirl doll, with her red hat and determined look. Woody, the cowboy doll, is partially visible in the lower left, recognizable by his cowboy hat and outfit. Other toy characters, including Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, and Forky, are also present, though some are partially obscured.
The overall mood conveyed is playful and adventurous, typical of the "Toy Story" series. The image seems to be a promotional item or packaging for the film. The setting is not explicitly shown, but the cartoon nature of the characters suggests a fantasy or animated world. The lighting is bright, and there are no discernible weather cues. The location context of Krasnogorsk, Russia, implies this is a product available or marketed in that region, indicated by the Cyrillic text on the cover.
A close-up, eye-level outdoor advertisement poster is framed by an orange metal border. The poster displays a stylized, unsettling image of a clown-like figure with red hair, exaggerated makeup, and large yellow sunglasses. The clown's mouth is wide open, revealing a long, red tongue. The text "ТЁТУШКА ГЛЭДИС ВЕРНУЛАСЬ!" ("Aunt Gladys Has Returned!") is printed in black, bold Cyrillic letters at the top of the poster. Below the clown, large white Cyrillic letters spell out "ОЧЕНЬ СТРАШНОЕ КИНО" ("Very Scary Movie"). Further down, smaller text reads "АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ДАТЫ ВЫХОДОВ РЕЛИЗОВ WWW.MORI.FILM". In the bottom left corner, a logo for "mori cinema" (сеть кинотеатров) is visible. To the right of the text, there are two QR codes and an "18+" age rating symbol within a grey circle. The poster is affixed to a light grey metal pole. The background suggests an urban environment, with a glimpse of a modern building with reflective windows on the left. The poster itself appears slightly creased and reflective, indicating it is likely protected by a glass or plastic surface. The lighting suggests it is daytime. The image quality is slightly degraded due to resolution and lighting conditions.
Krasnogorsk, Russia · Jun 24, 2026, 5:01 PM · 27.9k attention
A close-up, eye-level outdoor advertisement poster is framed by an orange metal border. The poster displays a stylized, unsettling image of a clown-like figure with red hair, exaggerated makeup, and large yellow sunglasses. The clown's mouth is wide open, revealing a long, red tongue. The text "ТЁТУШКА ГЛЭДИС ВЕРНУЛАСЬ!" ("Aunt Gladys Has Returned!") is printed in black, bold Cyrillic letters at the top of the poster. Below the clown, large white Cyrillic letters spell out "ОЧЕНЬ СТРАШНОЕ КИНО" ("Very Scary Movie"). Further down, smaller text reads "АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ДАТЫ ВЫХОДОВ РЕЛИЗОВ WWW.MORI.FILM". In the bottom left corner, a logo for "mori cinema" (сеть кинотеатров) is visible. To the right of the text, there are two QR codes and an "18+" age rating symbol within a grey circle. The poster is affixed to a light grey metal pole. The background suggests an urban environment, with a glimpse of a modern building with reflective windows on the left. The poster itself appears slightly creased and reflective, indicating it is likely protected by a glass or plastic surface. The lighting suggests it is daytime. The image quality is slightly degraded due to resolution and lighting conditions.
This is a vertical, eye-level, medium shot of an advertisement poster, likely for a movie, displayed on an escalator. The poster features a caricature of a woman with bright red hair, thick glasses, and exaggerated features, including bright blue eyeshadow and a wide smile revealing teeth. She is adorned with a prominent, layered beaded necklace and wears a red top.
To the left of the caricature, in large, vertical Russian text, is the slogan "ТЁТУШКА ГЛЭДИС ВЕРНУЛАСЬ!" which translates to "Auntie Gladys is back!". To the right, in even larger white Cyrillic lettering, are the words "ОЧЕНЬ СТРАШНОЕ КИНО" meaning "Very Scary Movie". Below this, in smaller text, is "АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ДАТЫ ВЫХОДОВ РЕЛИЗОВ" ("Actual Release Dates") and a website address, "WWW.MORI.FILM".
In the upper right corner of the poster, there are two QR codes and an "18+" age restriction symbol. The bottom right corner displays the logo and name "mori cinema" with the tagline "сеть кинотеатров" ("cinema chain").
The poster itself is framed by a bright orange border, and the background of the poster is mostly a muted light gray, with a section of the woman's red clothing creating a vibrant contrast. The poster is affixed to a structure that appears to be part of an escalator system, indicated by the ribbed metal and blue plastic elements visible at the top and bottom of the image. The lighting suggests it is indoors, likely in a shopping mall or cinema complex, given the "mori cinema" branding. The overall impression is a playful, attention-grabbing advertisement for a horror-comedy film.
Krasnogorsk, Russia · Jun 24, 2026, 5:02 PM · 0.9k attention
This is a vertical, eye-level, medium shot of an advertisement poster, likely for a movie, displayed on an escalator. The poster features a caricature of a woman with bright red hair, thick glasses, and exaggerated features, including bright blue eyeshadow and a wide smile revealing teeth. She is adorned with a prominent, layered beaded necklace and wears a red top.
To the left of the caricature, in large, vertical Russian text, is the slogan "ТЁТУШКА ГЛЭДИС ВЕРНУЛАСЬ!" which translates to "Auntie Gladys is back!". To the right, in even larger white Cyrillic lettering, are the words "ОЧЕНЬ СТРАШНОЕ КИНО" meaning "Very Scary Movie". Below this, in smaller text, is "АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ДАТЫ ВЫХОДОВ РЕЛИЗОВ" ("Actual Release Dates") and a website address, "WWW.MORI.FILM".
In the upper right corner of the poster, there are two QR codes and an "18+" age restriction symbol. The bottom right corner displays the logo and name "mori cinema" with the tagline "сеть кинотеатров" ("cinema chain").
The poster itself is framed by a bright orange border, and the background of the poster is mostly a muted light gray, with a section of the woman's red clothing creating a vibrant contrast. The poster is affixed to a structure that appears to be part of an escalator system, indicated by the ribbed metal and blue plastic elements visible at the top and bottom of the image. The lighting suggests it is indoors, likely in a shopping mall or cinema complex, given the "mori cinema" branding. The overall impression is a playful, attention-grabbing advertisement for a horror-comedy film.
This media file is a photograph of a poster for the movie "Toy Story 5." The poster features a collage of characters from the "Toy Story" franchise, including Woody, Jessie, Buzz Lightyear, and other toys, rendered in their animated style. The characters are positioned in a playful and somewhat chaotic arrangement, with some appearing to interact with each other.
Prominently displayed on the poster is the title, which is in Russian: "ИСТОРИЯ ИГРУШЕК 5" (Istoriya Igrushek 5), meaning "Toy Story 5". The text "Disney · PIXAR" is also visible, identifying the production studios. The background appears to be a stylized representation of a room or playroom, with warm, soft lighting that suggests a domestic setting, possibly indicating daytime. The overall emotion conveyed by the poster is one of fun and adventure, typical of the "Toy Story" series. The poster itself is framed by a reddish-brown border. The image's orientation is rotated, making the text appear vertical. The scene is likely intended for a public display, such as a movie theater or a shop window. The mention of Krasnogorsk, Russia, suggests this poster was photographed in that location.
An outdoor advertisement poster, featuring a close-up of Spider-Man in his costume and a woman taking a selfie, is displayed on an orange kiosk. The poster is reflective, showing a partial view of the surrounding environment, including a building, a car, and a person walking. The woman in the selfie is wearing ripped jeans and a grey jacket, making a peace sign with her fingers. The poster includes text in Russian, advertising "MORI CINEMA" and the movie "NEW DAY". Two QR codes are also visible on the poster. The kiosk appears to be located in an urban area, possibly near a cinema or a shopping center. The overall lighting suggests it is daytime.
This media file is a photograph of a poster for the movie "Toy Story 5." The poster features a collage of characters from the "Toy Story" franchise, including Woody, Jessie, Buzz Lightyear, and other toys, rendered in their animated style. The characters are positioned in a playful and somewhat chaotic arrangement, with some appearing to interact with each other.
Prominently displayed on the poster is the title, which is in Russian: "ИСТОРИЯ ИГРУШЕК 5" (Istoriya Igrushek 5), meaning "Toy Story 5". The text "Disney · PIXAR" is also visible, identifying the production studios. The background appears to be a stylized representation of a room or playroom, with warm, soft lighting that suggests a domestic setting, possibly indicating daytime. The overall emotion conveyed by the poster is one of fun and adventure, typical of the "Toy Story" series. The poster itself is framed by a reddish-brown border. The image's orientation is rotated, making the text appear vertical. The scene is likely intended for a public display, such as a movie theater or a shop window. The mention of Krasnogorsk, Russia, suggests this poster was photographed in that location.
An outdoor advertisement poster, featuring a close-up of Spider-Man in his costume and a woman taking a selfie, is displayed on an orange kiosk. The poster is reflective, showing a partial view of the surrounding environment, including a building, a car, and a person walking. The woman in the selfie is wearing ripped jeans and a grey jacket, making a peace sign with her fingers. The poster includes text in Russian, advertising "MORI CINEMA" and the movie "NEW DAY". Two QR codes are also visible on the poster. The kiosk appears to be located in an urban area, possibly near a cinema or a shopping center. The overall lighting suggests it is daytime.
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