r/movieposters

I was cleaning out my garage and found a Spiderman poster I got while working at a movie theater in 2002. It’s been rolled up in the tube it was shipped from National Screen Service Group. Albeit the end caps fell off and it’s a little bagged up in the edges.

I don’t know anything about posters so I am looking for advice on framing the poster. I was thinking of taking it to Michael’s to have it framed but wasn’t sure if there was anything specific/service i should be seeking when framing i.e. linen backing, frame sealing etc…

I’m curious how many people would be interested in seeing a tutorial video.

A very fun watch. Allison Hayes voodoo classic. One sheet on linen

Three sheet on linen

I saw it on Amazon a while ago and took a screenshot but haven’t been able to find it again since then.

i know i can’t repaint the poster but i just mostly want the creases and floods out.

bought this from the absolute worst mercari seller ever. didn’t ship the poster for over a week and when i put a cancel request in he finally shipped it and it didn’t look like this when i bought it. the box was bent when it arrived idk how it didn’t rip.

My father gave this to me some time after this movie came out in the 90s. Its cardboard and im curious what it could be worth, it has sentimental value to me still, but its so big its hard to store or display in my house. Anyone seen this before or know what its worth? Im sure its the type the theater would toss after the movie was done playing.

Hello! I just bought this original 1963 Hitchcock poster from the re-release of to catch a thief and vertigo. Was looking to see if anyone had information about it? I found the longer traditional poster style version online but not this one. I plan on keeping it, was just curious as to the history! Any help would be appreciated thank you.

Hey! Any info helps here. I've been hanging onto this poster for years. I'm now looking to sell it. Wondering what it could be worth? It's in good condition, 28.5'' x 42'' no significant damage, but some scratches on the corners of the frame. I've seen a lot of these paper posters that are worth a lot but I don't know about this one because it's a completely solid wood poster with some texture. Kind of weird. It is at least 20 years old, but I think it's even older possibly 80s.

I took it out of the frame and it has in bottom right corner One-Sheet Style D. Not sure what that means.

Finally found a permanent solution for how to display the dozens of one sheets that we own. Picked a recent favorite film to start. I'm going to endevor to swap em out once a week.