Movie Posters?
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Movie Posters
I am looking to purchase some framed movie posters and was wondering where the best place to get them from was. Thanks for any help
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Wrong forum but you might want to take a look at http://www.allposters.com or htp://www.moviegoods.com . Also if you're looking for a hard to find item or original poster there's always ebay, that's where I get most of mine.
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Walgreens has poster frames for around $13-$15. I know, I couldn't believe it either... About a month ago, I drove by and the sign said that they were b1g1. I didn't need any at the time, but now that I'm thinking about it, I really should have picked some up.
So if you have a Walgreens in your area, check them out. They're real cheap, but it gets the job done.
So if you have a Walgreens in your area, check them out. They're real cheap, but it gets the job done.
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Originally Posted by OwlAtHome
Wrong forum but you might want to take a look at http://www.allposters.com or htp://www.moviegoods.com . Also if you're looking for a hard to find item or original poster there's always ebay, that's where I get most of mine.
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You can also buy from allposters.com via Amazon. They have quite a few 27x40 reprints there at $2.98 and up
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I'd recommend having them "dry-mounted" at Michael's. They basically glue the poster to a hard backing and I think it even has a thin protective cover on the poster itself. It looks sharp, costs about $35 and is very light.
Next time you drive by a Michael's pop in and go to the framing desk. Have them show you an example of a dry-mounted poster. I just had one done recently - much cheaper than professional framing and much sharper looking than buying a cheap@ss frame and going low budget with an all purpose plastic frame.
Next time you drive by a Michael's pop in and go to the framing desk. Have them show you an example of a dry-mounted poster. I just had one done recently - much cheaper than professional framing and much sharper looking than buying a cheap@ss frame and going low budget with an all purpose plastic frame.
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Originally Posted by edgeofepic
I'd recommend having them "dry-mounted" at Michael's. They basically glue the poster to a hard backing and I think it even has a thin protective cover on the poster itself. It looks sharp, costs about $35 and is very light.
Next time you drive by a Michael's pop in and go to the framing desk. Have them show you an example of a dry-mounted poster. I just had one done recently - much cheaper than professional framing and much sharper looking than buying a cheap@ss frame and going low budget with an all purpose plastic frame.
Next time you drive by a Michael's pop in and go to the framing desk. Have them show you an example of a dry-mounted poster. I just had one done recently - much cheaper than professional framing and much sharper looking than buying a cheap@ss frame and going low budget with an all purpose plastic frame.
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Originally Posted by edgeofepic
I'd recommend having them "dry-mounted" at Michael's. They basically glue the poster to a hard backing and I think it even has a thin protective cover on the poster itself. It looks sharp, costs about $35 and is very light.
Next time you drive by a Michael's pop in and go to the framing desk. Have them show you an example of a dry-mounted poster. I just had one done recently - much cheaper than professional framing and much sharper looking than buying a cheap@ss frame and going low budget with an all purpose plastic frame.
Next time you drive by a Michael's pop in and go to the framing desk. Have them show you an example of a dry-mounted poster. I just had one done recently - much cheaper than professional framing and much sharper looking than buying a cheap@ss frame and going low budget with an all purpose plastic frame.
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Originally Posted by Kittydreamer
27X40? We can't find them anywhere...
Another option is Michael's. They have some quality frames for about $29.99 apiece, but there are 40% off coupons every Sun. in the paper cutting the price almost in half.
We have almost 30 movie posters around our home and aside from the Aaron Bros. custom framed one (that was $450), they're in either of the frames I mentioned above.
ETA: There are cheaper poster frames available at Michael's and Aaron Bros., but I've found that the lightweight wood framed ones ($24.99) fit modern 27X40 posters the best.
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If you want a better quality frame then those you can find local (and have something that is worth putting in a better frame) I would reccomend:
http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com/
A lot of people with nicer posters use them. You can get their cheapest version for $50 shipped (I believe you have to purchase in pairs). I think they also sell on eBay for about the same price.
http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com/
A lot of people with nicer posters use them. You can get their cheapest version for $50 shipped (I believe you have to purchase in pairs). I think they also sell on eBay for about the same price.
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Originally Posted by TimeandTide
The best source for 27X40 frames, IMO, is Aaron Bros. The wood frame and plexiglass ones run $24.99, but there are usually 40% off coupons in the Sunday paper every couple of months. In Jan., they also ran their annual one cent sale. It was basically BOGO (or about $13 each).
Another option is Michael's. They have some quality frames for about $29.99 apiece, but there are 40% off coupons every Sun. in the paper cutting the price almost in half.
We have almost 30 movie posters around our home and aside from the Aaron Bros. custom framed one (that was $450), they're in either of the frames I mentioned above.
ETA: There are cheaper poster frames available at Michael's and Aaron Bros., but I've found that the lightweight wood framed ones ($24.99) fit modern 27X40 posters the best.
Another option is Michael's. They have some quality frames for about $29.99 apiece, but there are 40% off coupons every Sun. in the paper cutting the price almost in half.
We have almost 30 movie posters around our home and aside from the Aaron Bros. custom framed one (that was $450), they're in either of the frames I mentioned above.
ETA: There are cheaper poster frames available at Michael's and Aaron Bros., but I've found that the lightweight wood framed ones ($24.99) fit modern 27X40 posters the best.
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Originally Posted by Big Dave
If you want a better quality frame then those you can find local (and have something that is worth putting in a better frame) I would reccomend:
http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com/
A lot of people with nicer posters use them. You can get their cheapest version for $50 shipped (I believe you have to purchase in pairs). I think they also sell on eBay for about the same price.
http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com/
A lot of people with nicer posters use them. You can get their cheapest version for $50 shipped (I believe you have to purchase in pairs). I think they also sell on eBay for about the same price.
"Forbidden Planet"
"King Kong"
"Superman"
These are all posters that were freebies when you bought the dvds. I don't think they're anything special but I could be wrong.
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Originally Posted by Kittydreamer
So Michael's has the 27x40 size?!? That's awesome! Thank you so much.
Have you measured the posters? Many modern movie posters vary by as much as an inch in height and measure 27X39 or 39 1/2. I can't even tell you how many times I've discovered the posters weren't truly 40" and wouldn't properly fit the frame. (And FWIW, most '80s and earlier one sheets measure 27X41.)
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
I have never once seen 27 x 40 at WalMart.
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
I have never once seen 27 x 40 at WalMart.
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Originally Posted by Kittydreamer
What I have:
"Forbidden Planet"
"King Kong"
"Superman"
These are all posters that were freebies when you bought the dvds. I don't think they're anything special but I could be wrong.
"Forbidden Planet"
"King Kong"
"Superman"
These are all posters that were freebies when you bought the dvds. I don't think they're anything special but I could be wrong.