Why do (usually) high-budget movie bulletins look like this now?

This is a screenshot of YouTube's current rental movie section (or top-selling):

This is common (sometimes) with character alignments but to me it seems much more pronounced currently. Indeed, it's like a "V" or - alternatively - "^" looking shape to the places and characters.

So, why is this?

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