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I know mine is authentic, I got it from a channel that I can't share. Last edited by Adam_WM; 07-14-2012 at 03:03 PM. |
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Blu-ray Knight
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I am not trying to scare you into giving me your business, but just showing the reality of this business when it comes to eBay. There are other dealers who have posters and know how to package them up and that you can email and get answers fairly quickly. My advice to you before you buy any posters off eBay, so you don't get burned a 3rd time, is ask the seller beforehand if they can verify the image on the poster as the same image that they are using in the auction, because that problem is quite common especially when you deal with the countless number of eBay sellers who have absolutely no clue on what they are selling, etc. Also ask a seller if they can take actual images and email them to you, etc. Remember when it comes to condition, had the seller of your Avengers one sent you real photos, it likely would have resulted in you not ordering it because of the scratches, etc. Another thing is buying from multiple sellers on eBay means multiple shipping charges, so it's best to find what you want from one of the dealers out there and then save shipping that way too. ![]() |
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Blu-ray Knight
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The DKR originals are on the rise (no pun intended) because collectors want mint condition ones and you really won't find that on eBay (as you have experienced already) and dealers are probably running low on their stock, and when that happens, prices generally go up, it's all about supply and demand. It sometimes has nothing to do with a film's popularity, case in point Disney's Rocketeer, which came out in 1991, the film technically flopped at the box office, but the poster was and still is incredibly difficult to find and quite popular due to the popularity of the comic character, fans of creator Dave Stevens, the art-deco design of the poster, etc. Throw in the fact that it was Disney which makes getting posters difficult right there, and you have a poster that still sells consistently well if you can find it. What I have noticed is the Dark Knight Rises advance style "A" seems to be one that dealers are raising their prices on. The lowest price for an authentic mint condition one that I have seen is $80, other dealers are charging $100, $110, etc. MoviePoster.com has been charging $110 for that style for quite a while, and they must be getting it if they haven't lowered their price, so more power to them. It doesn't appear they got the final style though, which seems to be the style that isn't as expensive (around the $50 price range). The IMAX style though will probably be the hardest one to find, just like it was the case for Watchmen, and Inception etc. Eventually the prices for all of the DKR (and other Nolan-Batman films) will go up, it's starting now, so I tell collectors if you want them, you should buy now, because Batman is always going to be around, long after we all are gone from this Earth. Just be on your toes about the large number of knockoffs and reprints being sold (especially on eBay) because there are literally a ton out there. |
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My best guess is there is the domestic style which would be this version: http://i49.tinypic.com/2vxm2dl.jpg The IMAX/Real 3D style which would be this version: http://www.impawards.com/2012/amazin...rman_ver2.html The International advance style "B" which would be the version that Genesis linked to from his posting here: http://starkindustries.ru/photo/766-0-24562-3 |
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The Moss Dark Knight does nothing for me, but the LOTR set looks nice. Once again though like other sets, I don't see me committing that much wall space to one movie.
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Well it's the websites that state they are "posters", whether or not it's explained to them that they should be posted as such is unknown, but there is a good portion of images that get released that aren't posters but are bus shelters, or international versions, banners, and of course, some that are nothing more than just images. Oh and let's not forget the fan-made stuff that tries to pass as original movie posters, and some sites actually promote them as such without even knowing the truth.
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Blu-ray Knight
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Congrats, see, it worked. But that was a rare thing they did for you, as I know they don't often send out posters to people who request it, but at least you got yourself a copy.
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In many ways Mondo is damned if they do, and damned if they don't. They have grown so much in such a short amount of time, yet the print runs haven't grown enough according to some fans, while to the original collectors who were with Mondo from the start, they now have difficulty getting prints what with all the thousands upon thousands of collectors and resellers vying for them. Mondo wants to keep them limited and I totally can understand that, and respect that decision, as they are the ones who started this craze and they are in the drivers seat, but if they were to make all of the prints a timed release, it would probably upset a lot of collectors too, but in some ways, I think after a short while, fans would understand it's the best thing to do for everyone by having a timed release for every print, offering a limited variant for each that retains the "limited" aspect. I don't think Mondo's concern is upsetting the flippers, and rightfully so. If I ran Mondo, I would make every print from this point forward a timed one-day release, be it a 12-hour window, or a 24-hour window. This would weed out many of the flippers, if not all, and more people could afford them, thus, collect them, and at the end of the day it's all about "collecting". Mondo would not have to worry about overprinting anything because the print size would be based on how many orders would come through during the offering. A 24-hour period is more than enough time for people to get their order in, but as the years go by, there will be more people getting into the hobby, so for some prints, the value of them will rise, but not as fast as they do now, or have in the past. It's really a win-win for both Mondo and the fans, because people would not have to spend hours in front of their computer for the "random drop", they could simple take their time having all day to get their order in. I think Mondo would actually profit most of all, not only for satisfying more fans than upsetting them, but because if they have a print now that is limited to 250 copies and it sells out in ten seconds, it forces those who can't get it to buy on the secondary market and the reseller gets the big profits. I am not against people who resell, I have done it myself and not afraid to admit it, but in order to satisfy the majority of fans, a timed release would be the way to go since technically it would be a 24-hour release, and would not be as if it it's an open ended release or a 7-day release, etc., so it still retains the "limited" nature of it which is what Mondo has always wanted to achieve. The prints could still be numbered too, no one would know the amount until after the 24-hour window closes, and perhaps some extras would be printed as a "just in case" scenario but the final print run would b announced to fans, and reflect on the numbering for each print, and so forth. For example, if they did a print and it came in at 456 copies sold during the order period, they could just make it an even 500, to have some to fill damage or lost orders, etc. The remainder Mondo could do with what they wish, perhaps do the mystery tubes thing, or charity auctions, etc. To appease the people who want them to say as "limited editions" Mondo could offer a variant version like they do now, and those could be the random drop ones that people would wait for, the die-hard collectors that want something ultra-limited that not everyone else has, etc. So really in many ways, it's the best of both worlds: a standard edition available for 12 or 24-hours, and a variant edition limited to x amount per-determined in advance like they do now. So if Mondo is reading this, I had better get my props for giving them this idea, hey, bring me on board too! LOL! I actually have met Justin, and used to speak to him on the phone regularly when a person could actually call in their order. He is a nice guy and he does try hard to make every fan happy. Last edited by Kinsella5; 07-16-2012 at 07:57 PM. |
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