Live Free Or Die Hard
MPW-25393

Live Free Or Die Hard

$19.99 USD
2007
27" × 40"
Original, Single Sided, Rolled, Advance, One sheet

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Wood Frame

Strong and sleek; and in a wide range of natural colors; these wooden frames work beautifully in any décor and with any poster.

Select color:
Matte Black $279.99 USD
Matte Black $249.99 USD
White $259.99 USD
White $249.99 USD
Coffee $279.99 USD
Natural Maple $299.99 USD
Gallery Black $319.99 USD

Wood Frame

Strong and sleek; and in a wide range of natural colors; these wooden frames work beautifully in any décor and with any poster.

Select Type:
Thick Frame from $249.99 USD
Thin Frame from $249.99 USD
Metal Frame from $259.99 USD

Metal Frame

Strong and sleek; and in a wide range of colors; these frames work beautifully in any décor and with any poster.

Select color:
German Silver $259.99 USD
Black $259.99 USD
Tornado Red $259.99 USD
Burnt Sienna $259.99 USD
Not recommended for Originals. Learn about Plak Mounting. Mounted on Plak $139.99 USD
Not recommended for Originals. Learn about Canvas Mounting. Mounted on Canvas $139.99 USD
Not recommended for Originals. Custom Frames

Dry Mounted Backing – Free

This prevents any stretching and wrinkling.

Add Non-Glare Plexiglass – $39.99 USD

1;8" thick acid-free; non-reflective; matte surface to minimize glare and reflection.

2007
27" × 40"
Original, Single Sided, Rolled, Advance, One sheet

About the movie

John McClane and a young hacker join forces to take down master cyber-terrorist Thomas Gabriel in Washington D.C.

Director Len Wiseman
Starring Bruce Willis, Justin Long, Timothy Olyphant
Writers John Carlin, Roderick Thorp, Mark Bomback

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Glossary

  • One Sheet

    Standard theatrical size posters; typically 27x39, 40 or 41”.

  • Single Sided

    Printed on one side, white on back.

  • Rolled

    Stored and shipped rolled up, usually near mint condition.

  • Original

    Printed by movie studio in limited quantity for theater display.

  • Advance

    Issued months before the film's theatrical release, 
usually with Coming soon and no credits.