The Film Posters thread
12-10-08, 06:18 AM
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Yeah, i'm looking for 27x40 for all of them. So are those ones on those sites good enough? I just don't want to order 4 of them and then they look like complete crap. I always get nervous about ordering things online when I don't know what they look like in person. I plan on putting them in my game room below. It's not much of a game room, it's just a pool table, but I think it'll look sweet. I'll post more pics after I get the posters framed and hung up.
12-10-08, 07:59 AM
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While we're at it, that Dark Knight poster said "27 x 40 Movie Poster" and this INCREDIBLE HULK POSTER says "DS 1 Sheet Movie Poster" ..... I don't understand any of this. What's the difference?
Click on your link to the Hulk poster. The "DS 1 sheet movie poster" wording next to "description" is a hyperlink that opens a pop-up window showing what all of the descriptions mean! I've bought things from moviegoods before and have not had a problem.
Good luck!
--John
12-10-08, 12:33 PM
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I've ordered from them too without a hitch. Only neg. feedback they consistently get is from their sometimes low quality 11X17 repros.
eBay is a GREAT source for movie posters, IMO. I collect vintage movie posters, mostly '60s-era 27X41 "bad girl" and crime one-sheets, and have found some spectacular deals on some rare items.
eBay is a GREAT source for movie posters, IMO. I collect vintage movie posters, mostly '60s-era 27X41 "bad girl" and crime one-sheets, and have found some spectacular deals on some rare items.
01-07-09, 03:42 PM
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re: The Film Posters thread
Well I somehow missed hearing about the Mad Max/Road Warrior 2 pack (not to mention Blade Runner and a couple others), but still managed to score the last Mad Max alternate:
and a nifty Robocop poster (NOT the $300 sheet metal variant though):
and a nifty Robocop poster (NOT the $300 sheet metal variant though):
11-06-09, 04:19 PM
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re: The Film Posters thread
The majority of the decorations in my apartment actually - Black Hawk Down, Casino Royale (awesome poster) and Saving Private Ryan all hang on my walls.
11-06-09, 09:40 PM
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I allegedly have a Spider-man WTC original that I picked up when they were first made available.
I've heard there are very good boots of this poster.
anyone have info or a link to see if I actually ahve a real one.
....found it.
http://movieposterauthenticating.com...es/spider-man/
I've heard there are very good boots of this poster.
anyone have info or a link to see if I actually ahve a real one.
....found it.
http://movieposterauthenticating.com...es/spider-man/
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11-07-09, 09:40 AM
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11-17-09, 11:56 PM
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I have way too many but one I got when I was a kid but still love (even though it's a little tattered) is the poster for Tremors 2
Close to the DVD cover
Close to the DVD cover
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11-19-09, 12:39 PM
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It's funny that you guys talk about Mondotees in here... they're located right here in Austin, TX and I thought it was kind of a local phenomenon.
Along with my regular poster collection I also have a number of Mondo/Alamo posters... my newest ones being their Halloween/Nightmare on Elm Street posters...
They're both 19x27, so being cheap I stuck them both in a 27x40 frame with a bit of black foamboard cut to fit between them. Both limited to 75 copies and long gone.
Along with my regular poster collection I also have a number of Mondo/Alamo posters... my newest ones being their Halloween/Nightmare on Elm Street posters...
They're both 19x27, so being cheap I stuck them both in a 27x40 frame with a bit of black foamboard cut to fit between them. Both limited to 75 copies and long gone.
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11-20-09, 05:15 AM
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Cheating a bit but
I found this album at a thrift center and framed it. Mine is a bit more faded and has the album press-in ring.
The same with one of these Laserdiscs I got off e-bay (The CD thing in the corner is, of course, not on the laserdisc).
I found this album at a thrift center and framed it. Mine is a bit more faded and has the album press-in ring.
The same with one of these Laserdiscs I got off e-bay (The CD thing in the corner is, of course, not on the laserdisc).
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11-20-09, 08:57 AM
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Movie posters from Ghana:
They cost a lot if you buy them online. (I've searched and searched, but the cheapest ones I can find are selling for $195. I wouldn't even mind buying prints for cheaper.) So now you know what to buy if you ever take a trip to Ghana.
They cost a lot if you buy them online. (I've searched and searched, but the cheapest ones I can find are selling for $195. I wouldn't even mind buying prints for cheaper.) So now you know what to buy if you ever take a trip to Ghana.
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