The Gremlins

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Drawing to color: The Gremlins (Printable Movie Coloring Page for adults)

This coloring page is inspired by the cult film The Gremlins (1984), combining dark humor and fantasy. This coloring book features the wacky universe imagined by Joe Dante, where adorable creatures can turn into chaotic monsters when certain rules are broken.

With its hijacked Christmas atmosphere, mischievous creatures and scenes of pure chaos, this coloring book pays tribute to an 80s classic that has become a staple of fantasy cinema.

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Here are coloring pages created from famous movie posters or movie scenes, chosen for their complexity and richness in details. Some are very old (Charlie Chaplin movies), others more recent (Maleficent starring Angelina Jolie, was released in 2014). For these creations from the 7th art, the choice is between respect of the original style and total digression: psychedelic colors, rainbow, or else!
Drawing to color: Charlie Chaplin - The Kid. This black-and-white illustration was inspired by the film 'The Kid' (1921), directed by and starring Charlie Chaplin. It shows Chaplin in his famous role as Charlie Chaplin, hiding behind a wall with a young boy - the Kid, played by Jackie Coogan - while a policeman watches them suspiciously in the distance. The scene, full of tenderness and comic tension, reflects the spirit of the film: the unlikely alliance between a drifter and a street kid, trying to escape the authorities in an urban setting.
Charlie Chaplin - The Kid
Drawing to color: Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction. Pulp Fiction poster featuring the character of Mia Wallace, played by Uma Thurman. Released in 1994, 'Pulp Fiction' is a masterpiece by Quentin Tarantino that redefined the codes of cinema with its non-linear narrative and punchy dialogue. The film stars Uma Thurman as the cult character Mia Wallace, whose image is often associated with the film's iconic poster. The film won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, and made a lasting impression with its memorable soundtrack and unforgettable acting performances.
Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction
Drawing to color: Charlie Chaplin at the pop art factory. The famous Tramp works among stylized industrial machines, in a graphic composition typical of pop art. Humorous speech bubbles and geometric patterns enliven this vintage black-and-white scene.
Charlie Chaplin at the pop art factory
Drawing to color: Gremlins in theaters. A Gremlins wearing 3D glasses at the cinema, eating popcorn. A coloring page inspired by one of the most mythical films of the 80s and 90s.
Gremlins in theaters
Drawing to color: Iconic figures of horror cinema. This coloring book brings together several cult characters from horror cinema, recognizable by their iconic features and eerie atmosphere. They include: - Freddy Krueger, the main antagonist of A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), recognizable by his hat, burnt face and bladed glove. - Chucky, the evil doll from Child's Play (1988), with her disturbing smile and deceptively childlike appearance. - Jason Voorhees, central figure in the Friday the 13th saga (1980), identifiable by his famous field hockey mask.
Iconic figures of horror cinema
Drawing to color: Wicked: For Good (2025) - Elphaba and Glinda, crossed destinies in the Land of Oz. This black and white coloring page is inspired by the film Wicked: For Good (2025), the second part of the film adaptation of the cult musical Wicked. It features Elphaba, played by Cynthia Erivo, and Glinda, played by Ariana Grande. The illustration evokes their now-opposite destinies in the Land of Oz, between magic, irreversible choices and the fragile boundary between good and evil, in a richly symbolic fantasy universe.
Wicked: For Good (2025) - Elphaba and Glinda, crossed destinies in the Land of Oz
Drawing to color: The Funeral - Tim Burton. This coloring page is inspired by the 2005 film Corpse Bride, directed by Tim Burton. It features Victor Van Dort and Emily, the emblematic characters of this gothic tale in frame-by-frame animation. The illustrations reflect Tim Burton's characteristic aesthetic: slender silhouettes, expressive gazes, a melancholy, romantic atmosphere where the worlds of the living and the dead are poetically intertwined. The vegetal backdrop and fine lines reinforce the contrast between love, fatality and macabre sweetness, the film's visual signature.
The Funeral - Tim Burton
Drawing to color: Eyes Wide Shut and the secret ceremony. Eyes Wide Shut is a film directed by Stanley Kubrick, released in 1999, starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. The film follows the journey of Bill Harford, a New York doctor confronted with his desires, jealousy and the troubled areas of his marriage after an intimate confession by his wife. This emblematic scene evokes the secret ceremony, the film's central moment: a codified, silent and disquieting nocturnal ritual in which masked participants evolve in a solemn, theatrical setting. The richly ornate masks, throne and majestic architecture reinforce the atmosphere of mystery, power and transgression. Kubrick depicts a closed society, dominated by secrecy and the gaze, where anonymity masks impulses and reveals the protagonist's moral fragility.
Eyes Wide Shut and the secret ceremony
Drawing to color: Back to the future. Coloring inspired by the Back to the Future trilogy, featuring Marty McFly and Doc Brown alongside the iconic DeLorean DMC-12, a car modified to travel through time thanks to the temporal convector. The trilogy in brief: - Back to the Future (1985) - Back to the Future II (1989) - Back to the Future III (1990) All three films were directed by Robert Zemeckis . A coloring book that pays tribute to a cult saga combining science fiction, adventure and, of course, 80s nostalgia.
Back to the future
Drawing to color: Metropolis – Futuristic City and the Robot Maria Inspired by Cult Film. In the heart of a futuristic city filled with skyscrapers, suspended trains, and colossal machines, the famous robot Maria stands surrounded by a tangle of gears and mechanical architecture. Inspired by Fritz Lang's expressionist film Metropolis (1927), this scene blends technology, Art Deco architecture, and an industrial atmosphere, evoking a visionary metropolis where humans and machines shape a spectacular world.
Metropolis – Futuristic City and the Robot Maria Inspired by Cult Film

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