Hello everyone,
My lust for movie related item's, toy's, press kit's, memorabilia, often still goes unsatisfied if I don't own the original theater poster of my favorite movies. Currently the only real ones I have in my collection are Sgt Kabukiman (signed by director and producer), Class of Nuke'em High, Mortal Kombat (signed by 3 main characters) and 48 Hours.
Half of the reason I love movie posters so much is the art work. New movies are just a lame screen-shot of the film with some cheap looking photoshop work, whereas the classic movie's from the 70's, 80's, very early 90's have detailed hand painted pictures, which are often beautiful collages of scenes from the movie. Every one should know what I am talking about, like the awesome art work we would all see on the cover's of VHS (remember, a VHS, it's a cassette, that plays moving pictures, lol, bad joke) cassette covers at the video store.
Does any one else have the same obsession for collecting theater posters, signed or unsigned, or perhaps just press kit's (I have Troma press kit's framed on the wall)?
My lust for movie related item's, toy's, press kit's, memorabilia, often still goes unsatisfied if I don't own the original theater poster of my favorite movies. Currently the only real ones I have in my collection are Sgt Kabukiman (signed by director and producer), Class of Nuke'em High, Mortal Kombat (signed by 3 main characters) and 48 Hours.
Half of the reason I love movie posters so much is the art work. New movies are just a lame screen-shot of the film with some cheap looking photoshop work, whereas the classic movie's from the 70's, 80's, very early 90's have detailed hand painted pictures, which are often beautiful collages of scenes from the movie. Every one should know what I am talking about, like the awesome art work we would all see on the cover's of VHS (remember, a VHS, it's a cassette, that plays moving pictures, lol, bad joke) cassette covers at the video store.
Does any one else have the same obsession for collecting theater posters, signed or unsigned, or perhaps just press kit's (I have Troma press kit's framed on the wall)?
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