Flubber Robin Williams Green Flubber Movie Poster

Before it was a 1997 live-action spectacle, the concept of flying rubber first appeared in Disney’s 1961 classic, but This print celebrates the high-energy reimagining. The composition centers on Professor Philip Brainard’s wide-eyed expression, framed by industrial-style goggles that magnify the whimsical chaos. A neon green, translucent creature takes center stage, surrounded by shimmering bubbles that float against a clean white and deep blue background. The typography is bold and playful, mirroring the kinetic energy of the film’s titular substance.

This artwork captures a specific moment in late-nineties cinema where physical comedy met burgeoning digital effects. It evokes the zany, heartfelt atmosphere of Professor Brainard’s laboratory, where scientific accidents turn into extraordinary adventures. For many, this image represents the boundless imagination of childhood and the warmth of a story about a distracted genius who finally finds his way. Looking at the print brings back the sound of the character’s rubbery squeaks and the laughter of family movie nights.

Those drawn to comedy movie posters will recognise the appeal here, much as they would in our animation and anime posters.