Where to buy movie posters?
03-27-04, 07:56 AM
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Where to buy movie posters?
First can a mod close my movie poster thred please.
Where is a good place to buy movie posters online. I don't mind reprints as long as they are 29x41.
Plus if i buy a movie poster that has been folded will you be able to see the lines if its framed?
Really new to this home theater stuff. Thanks again joe
Where is a good place to buy movie posters online. I don't mind reprints as long as they are 29x41.
Plus if i buy a movie poster that has been folded will you be able to see the lines if its framed?
Really new to this home theater stuff. Thanks again joe
03-27-04, 10:08 AM
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03-28-04, 06:16 PM
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Personally, I have found the best prices on eBay. There are several high feedback powersellers that deal in posters, and so long as you thoroughly read the description, the prices are very hard to beat.
I have bought 6 fairly hard to find movie posters through eBay for my dedicated HT room, and have been very pleased.
I have bought 6 fairly hard to find movie posters through eBay for my dedicated HT room, and have been very pleased.
03-28-04, 10:57 PM
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As was mentioned in your other thread, reprints are 27x40, not 27x41. Only originals are 27x41.
Yes you will be able to see the fold lines in folded posters, just as you can see them in the posters displayed at theaters. You can minimize this by having the posters dry-mounted to a piece of foamcore at a local frame shop, but be aware that doing so will ruin any future collectible value an original poster may have had.
Yes you will be able to see the fold lines in folded posters, just as you can see them in the posters displayed at theaters. You can minimize this by having the posters dry-mounted to a piece of foamcore at a local frame shop, but be aware that doing so will ruin any future collectible value an original poster may have had.
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03-29-04, 03:07 PM
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This place http://www.moviegoods.com was exceptionally prompt and has a superb selection.
