6-Sheet - and the next question is, what am i going to do with it!
Nice pick up David. My suggestion is search through your house or apartment and see if there is a wall you would like this poster on if there is one available. After the scouting is done and you decide which wall do your research to get a rough estimate on the cost to frame the poster. I went with Hollywood Poster Frames myself because they helped my find a restorer to restore and linenback the poster, took the measurements after linenback, and sent me the frame as well as info on how to get the rest of the material to save me over $3,000 if I was to have a framer do it.
Looks like an exceptional poster
I had a chance to get the Star Wars 6 Sheet, but ultimately decided against it because I had no wall I could put a six-sheet so I went with the 3-Sheet instead.
This lovely poster just came in the mail for me. A film Warner Brothers never wanted the public to see in fear that it could ruin their Exorcist franchise. Warner eventually took AIP to court and some settlement was agreed to by the studios in which this film will never see the light of day again. Abby for the most part is considered to be a dead film. Abby makes occasional appearances in the theaters being shown from 16mm prints. I saw the film a few years ago myself and with the exception of the Exorcist's score I actually enjoyed Abby more.
Now I just have to make a decision for my next poster Foxy Brown or Blacula.
This lovely poster just came in the mail for me. A film Warner Brothers never wanted the public to see in fear that it could ruin their Exorcist franchise. Warner eventually took AIP to court and some settlement was agreed to by the studios in which this film will never see the light of day again. Abby for the most part is considered to be a dead film. Abby makes occasional appearances in the theaters being shown from 16mm prints. I saw the film a few years ago myself and with the exception of the Exorcist's score I actually enjoyed Abby more.
Now I just have to make a decision for my next poster Foxy Brown or Blacula.
Very nice...but surely you will just get both and save yourself the anguish of choosing?
the most coveted of daybills - the ultra rare rolled, tri-phallically enhanced, flame retardant:
You have now joined a very special butt slapping naked sweaty chest fraternity, well done - I believe you are the first from this forum to do so, I can hear the panting as you wait the release of TGIII...
This lovely poster just came in the mail for me. A film Warner Brothers never wanted the public to see in fear that it could ruin their Exorcist franchise. Warner eventually took AIP to court and some settlement was agreed to by the studios in which this film will never see the light of day again. Abby for the most part is considered to be a dead film. Abby makes occasional appearances in the theaters being shown from 16mm prints. I saw the film a few years ago myself and with the exception of the Exorcist's score I actually enjoyed Abby more.
Now I just have to make a decision for my next poster Foxy Brown or Blacula.
This lovely poster just came in the mail for me. A film Warner Brothers never wanted the public to see in fear that it could ruin their Exorcist franchise. Warner eventually took AIP to court and some settlement was agreed to by the studios in which this film will never see the light of day again. Abby for the most part is considered to be a dead film. Abby makes occasional appearances in the theaters being shown from 16mm prints. I saw the film a few years ago myself and with the exception of the Exorcist's score I actually enjoyed Abby more.
Now I just have to make a decision for my next poster Foxy Brown or Blacula.
Congrats on this one! Im with david, go for both!
Its the matter of deciding a few things for me to make my decision. I am looking for a project poster that needs some work, one that is done that just needs a frame, and decide is it a poster that stays up full time or goes up in one of the areas I designated for rotational switch outs.
Abby here is a rotational compared to my Rocky poster signed that Stallone signed for me in person stays up all the time. I am leaning towards Foxy Brown being a poster that stays up all the time if I get it.
This lovely poster just came in the mail for me. A film Warner Brothers never wanted the public to see in fear that it could ruin their Exorcist franchise. Warner eventually took AIP to court and some settlement was agreed to by the studios in which this film will never see the light of day again. Abby for the most part is considered to be a dead film. Abby makes occasional appearances in the theaters being shown from 16mm prints. I saw the film a few years ago myself and with the exception of the Exorcist's score I actually enjoyed Abby more.
Now I just have to make a decision for my next poster Foxy Brown or Blacula.
Congrats on this one! Im with david, go for both!
Its the matter of deciding a few things for me to make my decision. I am looking for a project poster that needs some work, one that is done that just needs a frame, and decide is it a poster that stays up full time or goes up in one of the areas I designated for rotational switch outs.
Abby here is a rotational compared to my Rocky poster signed that Stallone signed for me in person stays up all the time. I am leaning towards Foxy Brown being a poster that stays up all the time if I get it.
Fair enough GoldenEye! I wish I had a rotation system, need to get the right frame to do so!
From July 5 The Stakeout On Dope Street daybill is rare and if you haven't seen the image I posted of The Colossus Of New York visit my thread on Banned In Australia Films.
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Beatles poster nice! They actually have a lot of good looking posters for a music band...whoops! THE music band!
Jollygood too Charlie, I would like some Beatles stuff myself, but you can't do it all.
Looks like an exceptional poster
I had a chance to get the Star Wars 6 Sheet, but ultimately decided against it because I had no wall I could put a six-sheet so I went with the 3-Sheet instead.
Now I just have to make a decision for my next poster Foxy Brown or Blacula.
Thanks, have framed the big ones before - it was more about which poster I was going to take down because it was not going to be this one: http://vintagemoviepostersforum.com/discussion/4/our-cleopatra
Very nice...but surely you will just get both and save yourself the anguish of choosing?
Abby here is a rotational compared to my Rocky poster signed that Stallone signed for me in person stays up all the time. I am leaning towards Foxy Brown being a poster that stays up all the time if I get it.
Whoops.....I forgot to take my PST
* Paper Sickness Tablet
I'm shocked.
You can post photos without any help.
Fair enough GoldenEye! I wish I had a rotation system, need to get the right frame to do so!