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Welcome to the wonderful world of movie posters!
Now celebrating 15 years of bringing you the best in movie posters!
While our website may look a little different than it did
back in 1996,
our commitment to 100% customer satisfaction remains the same. Keep an eye on our
Specials
section this month for some great bargains on both classic original posters as well as newer
releases and reprints!
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Wall-E - From the makers of "Finding Nemo," comes this movie about a robot who seeks to fulfill his dream. With the voices of
Ben Burtt, Fred Willard, Sigourney Weaver.
Get Smart - An unlikely pair of spy agents, Maxwell Smart and Agent 99, team up to fight the evil crime organization, KAOS.
Click Here for
shipping information. Also, we now offer Plaque Mounting of movie posters.
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American Gangster
Apocalypse Now
Babes on Broadway (Rooney, Garland/Small Reprint)
Bullitt (Steve McQueen)
Casablanca Style A
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (Regular)
Dark Knight, The
Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone
Incredible Hulk
Indiana Jones/Kingdom Crystal Skull (Regular style)
Iron Man
King Kong (Fay Wray/Small Reprint)
Kung Fu Panda
Metropolis
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Speed Racer
Star Wars 6-pack
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
They Died with Their Boots On (Small reprint)
Young Frankenstein
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Arizona Raiders (Zane Grey western)
I Can Get It for You Wholesale (Susan Hayward)
Lifeboat (Hitchcock)
The Mountain (Spencer Tracy - Half-Sheet)
The Mountain (Lobby Card set)
Mountain Moonlight (Elviry & the Weaver Bros.)
Mouse on the Moon (Margaret Rutherford)
Movie Crazy (Harold Lloyd)
Mudlark (Irene Dunne)
Murder Among Friends
Murder at the Gallop (Agatha Christie film)
Murder Goes to College (Marsha Hunt, Roscoe Karns)
Murder in Greenwich Village (Fay Wray, M. Lawrence)
Murder in the Big House (Van Johnson, F. Emerson)
Murder Most Foul (Agatha Christie film)
Murder on the Waterfront
My Wife's Best Friend (Anne Baxter, M. Carey)
Return to Paradise (Gary Cooper)
Trouble with Harry (Hitchcock)
Two Arabian Knights (a Howard Hughes film)
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For those who have limited wall space, our Small Reprints are ideal. In addition, they already come encased
in a plastic frame with a hook on the back all ready to be placed on the wall. Click Here to see our full selection and sizes.
Check out the following small sampling of these attractive small posters:
This film won Best Production in 1934 with a Best Actor and Actress for Gable and Colbert.
Also:
Beauty for the Asking (Lucille Ball),
Freaks (Cult classic with Wallace Ford, Leila Hyams),
My Man Godfrey (William Powell, Carole Lombard),
Tarzan Finds a Son (Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan).
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 Be sure to stop by our monthly poster SpotLight showcasing one of our
posters at a great price!
And see our
Specialty Prints at only $10 per poster, including rare Beatles, Hitchcock and a very attractive War of the Worlds reprint -
Click Here!
 We are a LearnAboutMoviePosters.com approved dealer, meaning that we have been recognized for having high standards and customer service-oriented business practices.
(For details on our shipping methods, including FedEx shipping and important overseas shipping information, please see our
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section.)
Just released...the U.S. Movie Studio Production Codes Books. Now there's a reliable source to help identify those unknown stills. We also carry the
Learn About Movie Posters Informational Books. Become a movie poster expert!
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Please note: We have discovered that Suncoast Video offers plastic 27" by 40" frames for about $20. Newer original posters fit nicely into these frames, though older original one sheets are an inch too long. Also, please remember that large sized reprints do not have a standard size. They may be off by up to an inch or so from our approximations.
However, matting is an option when this is the case.
Also noteworthy: Our 11"x17" and 11"x14" posters in our Affordable Reprints section come
in heavy plastic sleeves, ready to hang!
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Looking for art, sports or music posters?
To better serve our customers, we have partnered with AllPosters.
So, if you don't find the poster you're looking for, check out AllPosters,
who also carry art, sports, music and TV posters.
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 Throughout the history of the cinema, movies have required advertising
and promotion to succeed. Like the live Vaudeville shows that were promoted by advertising,
so too were movies beginning near the turn of the century. (Pre-1920
posters and lobby cards are extremely difficult to find these days). Hence, movie posters
have been around almost as long as movies themselves.
Almost from the very beginning, they were works of art, with dynamic colors and graphics to lure
the public into the show.
Oddly enough, some of the worst movies had tremendously
beautiful posters. (Please note: Unlike recent posters and modern day reprints, which are rolled and sometimes even double sided, the vast majority of older vintage posters were produced factory pre-folded. However, they are no less valuable or attractive, especially when framed.)
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During World War II, thousands of posters and lobby cards were recycled in
paper drives.
Even after the war, thousands more were tossed into trash heaps, their
aesthetic and monetary value unrealized. It wasn't until the 1960's that people began to
appreciate the treasures that were movie posters.
As we enter the 21st century,
thousands of new collectors have joined the ranks of movie poster fans.
While prices on many posters
have skyrocketed, the majority of them are extremely affordable. And we here at
Movieposters.com are proud to offer a broad selection from all price
ranges...
Note: The items shown on our web site are only a small portion of what we
have to offer - One-Sheets, Lobby Cards, Stills...you name it! Also, we are always interested in buying collections.
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