Movie Posters

[Owen Lol]

If anyone knows a website to get glass, framed posters of hit movies. Please share.

Thanks everyone

[talstarone]

Heres a Very Nice E-Bay Store that sells Posters and Glass Frames.
They have a Huge Selection and Quality Frames(not to mention a 100% Customer satisfaction rating with Over 34,000 Transactions).

http://shop.ebay.com/poster-art-hous...1&_from=&_ipg=

And while on E-Bay just search Movie Posters and You will Find An Enormous Amount of Posters and Frames Available.

[rkolinski]

You didn't say if you were interested in frames, etc. for "original" motion picture art or not! If "ORIGINAL," please DON'T use glass because it will damage and diminish the $$ value of the art.

http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com...ect_investment

and I do use this site for ordering my motion picture art frames because they are very reasonable: http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com/

Hope this helps!!

[Owen Lol]

Originally Posted by rkolinski

You didn't say if you were interested in frames, etc. for "original" motion picture art or not! If "ORIGINAL," please DON'T use glass because it will damage and diminish the $$ value of the art.

http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com...ect_investment

and I do use this site for ordering my motion picture art frames because they are very reasonable: http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com/

Hope this helps!!

Thanks a lot bro. Gonna make me setup a bit more sexy.

[rkolinski]

Originally Posted by Owen Lol

Thanks a lot bro. Gonna make me setup a bit more sexy.

YOUR welcome!! BTW, movie posters can be a fantastic investment! I've been collecting ONLY originals since the 1970's (own about 300-400) including an original "Bataan" (1943), "ZULU," "Sink the Bismarck" (UK), "Battle of Britain" (UK & Deutsche) and "Jaws!" At some point, once I get a good digital camera (and stop buying audio/video equipment), I will make a folder here just showcasing the motion picture art I currently own. And originals make a home theater room look so much better IMHO! Enjoy!!

[hijeff1]

Originally Posted by rkolinski

YOUR welcome!! BTW, movie posters can be a fantastic investment! I've been collecting ONLY originals since the 1970's (own about 300-400) including an original "Bataan" (1943), "ZULU," "Sink the Bismarck" (UK), "Battle of Britain" (UK & Deutsche) and "Jaws!" At some point, once I get a good digital camera (and stop buying audio/video equipment), I will make a folder here just showcasing the motion picture art I currently own. And originals make a home theater room look so much better IMHO! Enjoy!!

How do you know its original and not a reprint?

[rkolinski]

Originally Posted by hijeff1

How do you know its original and not a reprint?

Jeff! Most of my posters are on original PAPER as opposed to the glossy stuff which was rolled and released (98% were folded and were included in the film can sent to theaters prior to the mid-1980's). Here is a GOOD article which might help you & others identify fakes & reprints from originals:

http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/cine...ions.htm#print

All of my movie posters meet the requirements mentioned on this website! And if I were wealthy, which I am not, I would probably pay to have many of my movie posters restored. Still, I'm not only happy to own pieces of motion picture history but owning and preserving them in my own way will leave something for posterity when I am gone!

[goldie1970]

i worked at a movie theater in lafayette indiana while going to purdue, early 90s. I had a nice collection that has been whittled down...still have original jurassic park, reservoir dogs, schindlers list, candyman, a mrs doubtfire that was supposedly canceled and we were supposed to return (no idea how i got it!), tombstone, and some others....used to have aladdin and lion king, gave them to neices and nephews.

find a kid working at a movie theater and tell him to get you the 1 sheets!

[king_patrick_7]

for cheap posters and wide selection I've bought from allposters.com and got them plaqued