New Anchorman 2 Character Posters Take Over New York City

Published Mon, 25 Nov 2013 13:45:18 -0600

Wasn't I just saying that character posters had gotten a little stale, pointless and superfluous in recent days?

Well, leave it to Anchorman 2 to do something different and actually fun. The original News Team straddled New York City in their posters, and now the newbies joining the sequel (plus Christina Applegate) get some posters as well.

I totally love these, especially Kristen Wiig's, although unless I'm missing something, Megan Goode's just doesn't make any sense, does it?

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