How does one take both the reality and fantasy of Luke Skywalker’s final moments and display them in a single image? How about glow in the dark? That’s what artist Mark Englert has done in his brand new poster for Rian Johnson’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi called “I Will Not Be The Last Jedi”, which we can exclusively reveal today.

Image Cache: Cyclops Print Works has put together a beautiful piece of artwork celebrating Disney masterpiece The Lion King.

Ranking movies or TV shows is easy compared to more traditional art. There are a finite amount of scifi TV shows and movies you can watch, but pop culture art is damn near infinite. Every sliver of the internet is chock-full of it, not to mention the professional galleries, poster companies, on and on.

Off the top of your head, you can probably rattle off dozens of famous live-action film directors. In animation though, except for a very elite group, the directors are rarely the stars of the show. Two names that may not be on that list, but should, are Ron Clements and John Musker.

No matter what you think of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, you'll never forget that final moment, when Rey, ready to start her life as a Jedi, finally finds the hiding Luke Skywalker. And now, you can enjoy that moment forever.

There are a lot of options if you want to see a movie right now, but one that you probably aren't considering, and should, is Swiss Army Man. It's crazy, weird and awesome. Then, after you see it, you may want the soundtrack. If that happens, oh wow, are you in luck.

While not everyone continues to watch The Simpsons into its 27th season, most people remember the old episodes. Classics like "Deep Space Homer," which aired in season five, over 20 years ago. Today, artist Mark Englert has taken that memorable episode and turned it into a stunning poster.