It was nearly impossible to resist mention of this billboard in Auckland, NZ, which promotes a local television screening of Quentin Tarantino’s first Kill Bill flick. This billboard, featuring Uma Thurman as The Bride, actually bleeds into the street-level dimension, which includes the two affected white cars as part of the advert itself. This is quite possibly the coolest advert in recent cinematic history, which bizarrely refers to content that is now relegated to the television screen.

After spotting the Tarantino advert, I pulled out a few more examples of odd placements for film billboards. The below billboard for the The Bourne Ultimatum actually appeared on the side of Matt Damon’s apartment building (photo shamelessly swiped from The Smoking Gun). Meanwhile, the advert for Resident Evil: Extinction was located, quite amusingly, on the side of a Jewish synogogue in NYC. Theoretically speaking, zombie apocalypses don’t discriminate on the basis of religion, right?