Movies by Certification: r − Letter H

Heart Eyes (2025) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dark, ominous figure with a cracked, red face that has two glowing heart-shaped eyes. The background is predominantly black, creating a stark contrast with the red elements. At the bottom of the poster, the title "Heart Eyes" is written in bold, red, jagged letters, giving it a menacing and intense appearance. Above the title, the text "Romance is Dead" is displayed in a smaller, white font, suggesting a dark or dystopian theme. At the very bottom, it states "Exclusively in Movie Theatres February," indicating the release date and distribution platform. The overall design conveys a sense of horror or thriller, with a focus on the eerie and unsettling visual of the heart-shaped eyes.

Heart Eyes (2025)

Heretic (2024)- Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dramatic and intense scene with a man in the background, his face blurred and his finger pointing forward, creating a sense of urgency or accusation. In the foreground, two small, wooden figurines stand side by side, appearing to be in a contemplative or questioning stance. The title "HERETIC" is prominently displayed in large, bold letters at the bottom of the poster, with the tagline "Question Everything" just above it. The overall color scheme is dark and moody, with a wooden texture that adds a rustic and somewhat mysterious feel to the image. The text at the bottom indicates that the movie is set to release "This Fall" and lists the production companies involved, including A24.

Heretic (2024)

Highest 2 Lowest (2025)

HIM (2025) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features two men in the foreground, with the taller man standing behind the shorter one. The taller man is wearing a dark, armored outfit with a helmet, while the shorter man is dressed in a red shirt. Both men have serious expressions on their faces. The background is a stadium with bright lights, suggesting a sports setting. At the top of the poster, there is a banner with the text "FROM PRODUCER JORDAN PEELE." Below the men, the title "HIM" is prominently displayed in large, bold letters. Additional text includes "GREATNESS DEMANDS SACRIFICE" and "ONLY IN THEATERS SEPTEMBER 19." The poster also credits the writers, Skip Bronkie and Zack Akers, and the director, Justin Tipping.

Him (2025)

Honey Don't! (2025) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a woman in a white blouse and brown pants, holding a gun, walking confidently towards the viewer. She is accompanied by another woman in a black tank top and jeans, standing behind a blue car. A man in a light-colored suit is also present, standing near the car. The text on the poster reads, "She only has two desires, and one of them is justice." The movie is directed by Ethan Coen and written and produced by Tricia Cooke. The cast includes Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza, Charlie Day, and Chris Evans. The poster indicates that the movie is only in theaters on August 22. The rating is R, and the film is presented by Focus Features.

Honey Don’t! (2025)

Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 - Movie Poster

Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1

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Housekeeping for Beginners (2023)

How to Make a Killing (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a man dressed in a sharp gray suit and black leather gloves, standing confidently with his arms crossed. Above him, the text reads "$28 billion inheritance. 7 relatives standing in the way." Below the man, the title of the movie, "How to Make a Killing," is prominently displayed in bold letters. The text also includes the release date, "In theaters February 20," and the names of the production companies, A24 and STUDIOCANAL. The overall design is sleek and professional, suggesting a plot involving inheritance and family drama.

How to Make a Killing (2026)

Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dramatic and intense visual of two faces in close proximity, one in red and one in blue, creating a stark contrast. The title "Hurry Up Tomorrow" is prominently displayed in the center, with the names "Abel Tesfaye," "Jenna Ortega," and "Barry Keoghan" listed above it. The release date, "May 16," is situated at the bottom. The background is dark, emphasizing the faces and the title, and the overall design suggests a thriller or horror genre.

Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025)