I'm taking a chance using myself as a model, especially with the stupid 30 Day Self-Portrait thing making so many people recognize me.. but hey, you use what you have, and I'm all that I have, and I can't come up with a better title, so whatever.
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So you did an amazing job here. Stylish, nicely edited and with a true feel of an authentic movie poster. If I had to be picky... might have brought out the eye a little more... but who cares... great job... :)
The soft focus is beautiful but beautiful doesn't exactly represent a dangereous psycho cop. But I still like all the other qualities you've captured here ... cool shirt color, composition including the gun, and most of all ... the Stare.
Moody! Lighting really works to convey a mood to fit the title/ genre. Soft focus feel is not perhaps typical of film posters but that's not a big deal. What I like is the simplicity - not an attempt to cram too much in but just a simple shot, well posed and lit.
good editing, use of gaussian blur. lighting and tones/hues well done - like the choice of blue shirt - don't know why. Overall decent work and the title works and makes sense. 8
He's looking a little too pretty to be psycho, but I can imagine that he's dangerous. The economy of iconic images is very poster-like, as is the velvety effect. Good job.
I like everything about this except that it feels over processed. I have to admit though that the processing gives it an air of mystery which I DO like.
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