Wil
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(Quote) Agree Ves. My neighbour collects soviet era propaganda posters (house covered in them), stunning artwork, but very poor quality paper, very high acid content/browned much more than movie posters from the same period.
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201: Kapo (1960) with Susan Strasberg (father Lee Strasberg)
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(Quote) Looking good Mark, great job!
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I reckon second place will stay as is (hard days night), with A&B lost in Alaska hot in its heels. Also Halloween has to do well if recent sales are any indication.
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200: The Bridge (1956)?
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(Quote) Cheers mate, not ideal, but once framed, the shorter length could tie in with the plug socket.
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Now that's nice Lawrence, even the duelling steamers at the top look mighty impressive!
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Bulldog clips and hanging track work well! Toying with what will come next prior to framing...
Although 'slightly' clashing, I thought a meeting of Knights could work?in Recent hangings... Comment by Wil September 2018
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(Quote) Sadly this dealer is one of the clowns/criminals peddling bootleg (union strike/second print... blah blah) Star Wars one sheets at too good to be true prices.
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Happy birthday Matt. May your birthday also involve, movies, cake and big boys toys! -
Great image Lawrence, I wouldn't mind one of those 4 Daybills or that rather fine looking banner.
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Nice, but still prefer the One Sheet.
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I'll have to dig it out again Lawrence, but pretty sure it was. The daybill was Robert Burton though.
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So am I Lawrence, so am I...
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Ah, I'm blind, Sterling Hayden's 1952 - 'Flat Top'
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Yeah... there was no chance in hell of me knocking that one off.
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Is there a Sci-fi element to this Lawrence? The burning Hellcat looks like it's being intensely heated up by a alien ray or something?
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(Quote) Off the bat all I can think of would be the 1977 Gregory Peck flick - MacAuthur?
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Just to get the easy one out of the way - 196: The Bridge At The Bridge at Remagen (1969)
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Good score Mark, definitely worth framing (I'm slightly biased), I partially agree with Matt, that is definitely the best US design, but for me the UK quad has a little edge over it.
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I'll take the two at the back thanks
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Love it Sven!! Makes my post oscars look bad'
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Thanks Rock, A few of them were certainly dullsville (the Jedi single blue lightsaber style A springs to mind), others however (particularly the Quads) were pretty darn good.
in August 2018 Comment by Wil August 2018
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Looks a bit like a Devils playground, good luck with that one Ves.
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Many.. many others I'm sure.
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To be honest it was a close call, although Ryan is visually a masterpiece, Clint's idea to shoot two movies (letters from iwo jima) showing simultaneous perspectives of the same battle was quite an achievement to say the least.
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(Quote) They certainly are. My daybill and one sheet are off for backing now, I image the 3 Sheet would look stunning in comparison.
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Loving the Wonder Woman display, I've got a few of those myself. Sadly my other half isn't to keen on me putting them up.. can't see why...
in Lex's movie posters Comment by Wil August 2018
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