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10 things John Travolta looks like on his new poster
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Ali Gray
10th May 2016
Sometimes movie posters just ask for it.
Wow. Wowsers trousers. That is certainly a fair approximation of what human beings look like. Travolta looks like he has just realised hours after the fact that if his wig salesman is supposed to be so great, how come the salesman's own wig looked so terrible?
Here are 10 other things that John Travolta looks like in this poster for I Am Wrath, which is available now in all good newsagents and all evil ones too.
A police composite of John Travolta come to life
A character from an off-brand version of Guess Who
A bear who is not happy he was recently turned into a human
A Walnut Whip
A character from a poorly-received PS2 videogame about London gangsters, voiced by Craig Fairbrass
Nic Cage wearing a John Travolta face mask
A man who got halfway through cosplaying as Solid Snake when he received a phone call asking him to go and identify a body at the morgue
A Britain First politician
Steven Seagal as Steven Seagal sees himself
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