File:City Hunter Angel Dust poster.jpg

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Marked as no-reduce because the Japanese text becomes impossible to read if the resolution is reduced. There is no negative commercial impact from this, as the product is the movie, not the poster, and this poster is widely distributed throughout the Internet as advertising anyway.