Best Tattoos Pictures and Design

If you’re passionate about tattoos, you probably notice when they crop up on the big screen,. Intricate tattoos are often spotted on movie characters – here are just a just a few of our favourites.

Memento

Memento follows the story of Leonard Shelby, a man with anterograde amnesia, meaning that he cannot make new memories. This proves to be rather problematic, since he is looking to track down the man who he believes murdered his wife. With the film playing out entirely in reverse chronological order, this might not be one to watch while cooking the dinner or playing games at www.foxybingo.com – you’ll need to concentrate. Shelby overcomes is memory problem by tattooing clues on his body about the man that he’s looking for.

The Night of the Hunter

Robert Mitchum plays a serial killer and self-proclaimed preacher with “LOVE” and “HATE” tattooed across his right and left knuckles. He marries a rich widow, but has difficulty getting his tattooed hands on the money left behind by her deceased husband. It’s a tattoo which has been replicated many times since and a classic image from this 1955 film.

Dude! Where’s My Car?

Surprisingly, another set of tattoos which have been copied by film fans have been the ‘sweet’ and ‘dude’ tattoos seen in the 2000 comedy, Dude! Where’s My Car? Waking up to find that they can’t remember what happened the night before, Jesse Montgomery III and Chester Greenburg (played by Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott) retrace their steps, discovering their unconventional back tatts along the way.

The Illustrated Man

The Illustrated Man might not have won any awards as a film, but it does feature some fairly impressive body tattoos. The tattoos represent an alternate reality, a mysterious planet and the end of the world – the subjects of the three shorts stories, by Ray Bradbury, on which the film is based.