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The list of Best Pictures at the Oscars is a long and illustrious one.

So to commemorate 85 years of handing out statues for the best film of the year, artist Olly Moss was tasked with making a poster by the Academy of Motions Picture Arts and Sciences.

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And what a poster it is...

Click the image for the BIG version (Credit: OllyMoss.com)

Representing each Best Picture with a twist to the iconic art deco figure, Moss has encapsulated nearly a century in filmmaking.

Often witty, sometimes poignant, it's yet more fine work from Moss, who has previously reworked posters for everything from 'Blade Runner' to 'The Dark Knight Rises'.

The question is: can you name all the winners?

You can check out more of his work here.

Remember in ‘Die Hard 4’ when John McClane took out a helicopter with a car? Well now he’s doing it to billboards.

An amazingly creative ad for ‘A Good Day To Die Hard’ has popped up in Oslo, Norway, looking like McClane himself has crashed his car through a poster for the film.

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Remember where we parked... Oslo's Die Hard ad (Credit: imgur)
So far the promotional instillation, posted on Reddit, looks to be the only one of its kind for the film, but it’s still pretty impressive.

‘A Good Day To Die Hard’, the fifth installment in the iconic action series, sees John McClane (Bruce Willis) travel to Russia where his son Jack (Jai Courtney), who is working for the CIA, is in trouble after the assassination of a Russian official. It is the first time the franchise has left US soil.

Last week Willis appeared on BBC1’s ‘The One Show’, bizarrely slating his own film and mumbling to presenters about its awkward name.

Maybe Bruce

In 'Superman II', Terrence Stamp's General Zod went for a rather feminine 80s, low-cut black blouse in order to strike terror into the hearts of the human race.

But it seems that Zack Snyder didn't deem that look menacing enough for his forthcoming 'Man of Steel', which will see 'Boardwalk Empire's Michael Shannon playing the maniac Kryptonian.

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Zod... kneel before him (Copyright: Collider)

DC Comics unveiled its new 'Man of Steel' figurines at the New York Toy Fair over the weekend, including Zod in hardcore metal armour and sporting a goatee beard with a dashing badger stripe.

Also unveiled were figures of Zod's villainous sidekick Faora (played by Antje Traue), Superman's dad Jor-El (Russell Crowe) and the Man of Steel himself.

Jor-El... Russell Crowe plays Superman's dad (Copyright: Collider)

Jor-El gripping some sort of blaster weapon may also suggest that his character sees a little more action than in previous 'Superman' films.

Faora... General Zod's Kryptonian side-kick (Copyright: Collider)

So far Snyder's take on the Superman saga has remained shrouded in secrecy. Shannon has described his character