Samuel L. Jackson goes off after spotting mistake in 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' poster
Let's take a moment of silence for the graphic designer who's probably packing their desk up right now.
Samuel L. Jackson took to his Instagram to call out a major and easily-avoidable mistake in a promotional poster for Spider-Man: Far From Home. Jackson stars in the film as Nick Fury, a role he's been playing since 2008's Iron Man (in which he appeared in the post-credits).
Whoever was in charge of making these posters clearly wasn't seeing straight, as they accidentally swapped Jackson's eye patch on one of the posters.
The actor went in on the error, captioning the mishap "Uhhhhhhh, What In The Actual FUCK IS GOING ON HERE???!!!" He added two hashtags for extra effect: #HeadsGonRoll and #LeftEyeMuthaFukkah. Clearly, he's not happy.
Marvel films are known to employ alternate universes in which characters can differ in powers or appearance. This could mean there's a chance that Nick Fury travels to a different dimension in the upcoming Spider-Man film, which would explain his eyepatch covering the opposite eye.
In the real world, though, it's clearly a Photoshopping misstep. Like Jackson said: heads gon' roll.
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