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I'm thinking Canada...but doesn't get me any closer to solving it (but I'm probably wrong).
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Chitty is a favourite of mine.
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C643 - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)
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My first thought was Starship Troopers, but the tanks aren't right for that film.
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Is it Mars Attacks 1996?
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Some people are easily pleased!
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No research done, no care taken, no responsibility...they just want to sell the poster. Typical stuff for eBay.
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Is C327 The Gorgon 1964?
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My local independent, the Classic Elsternwick, still has physical posters.
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Hilarious! The Vampire poster with no vampire...
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Great info that I never knew.
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I wonder why they used different printers? Was that a common occurrence? Did different printing companies specialise in different sized printing formats?
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Much nicer poster too!
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Inception (2010)
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Is 324 "Horror Island" 1941? Took a bit of sleuthing but I think I got there. 323 looks awfully familiar too.
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I'd leave the posters as is if you're not sure of what the missing material is, and even then, it's a 50/50 decision. Some of those unrestored posters above look great with bits missing. Gives them character.
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Some lovely stuff there.
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I'd recommend people look out for these shows, they do them on a regular basis (with different classic films). Just check the Capitol Theatre website.
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Yes, times have changed...for the better.
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Inmates?
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(Quote) Ah, just a minor discrepancy then!
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Without even checking...were the co-stars different for "Magic Fountain"?
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(Quote) Nope, I thought maybe The Last Picture Show
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I think I have a guess for 634 but will hold off.
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A stab in the dark - but "Sweet Smell of Success" 1957 comes to mind from the image in C635
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Yes, that clue did it!
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Is C429 "12 O'Clock High" 1949
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I wonder whether the film "Immediate Disaster" lived up to its name? 🤔
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Do you think The Wife of Monte Cristo daybill is a first printing? Or a re-issue?
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Ah! I see it now.