Lionsgate has unveiled an updated poster for La La Land ahead of the musical’s 10th anniversary re-release on Aug. 16. The refreshed artwork draws attention because it corrects a hand pose from Ryan Gosling that the actor has previously said still bothers him.
The poster change appears to address a small visual detail that became memorable among fans of the Oscar-winning film. Gosling had acknowledged that his flared hand in the original image continued to “haunt” him, and the new design now adjusts that gesture for the anniversary campaign.
The update adds a lighthearted twist to the marketing for the beloved modern musical, which remains closely associated with Gosling and co-star Emma Stone. Rather than changing the film itself, the new poster gives the re-release a fresh talking point while revisiting one of its most recognizable promotional images.
With the anniversary screening approaching, the corrected artwork is likely to spark renewed interest in La La Land and its legacy. The new poster serves as both a nostalgic nod to the film’s original release and a playful fix to a detail that has clearly lingered in the conversation around it.
