I'm a little late to the party this year, though wanted to comment and post a couple, too.
Monster: Is this perhaps your best year ever, even though you say you aren't collecting as much? Those sure are many great posters you displayed for classic horror and suspense movies. Who's really the Mad Ghoul here???!!! Nice going!
Redman: Yes, so nice to see your Lady and the Tramp Polish poster.
Marklawd: Wow, all original folded quads! You really did well. All the incredible color and depth on Miracle in SOHO really caught my eye.
Mardukas: That Jaws poster is right in your face scary! Man, Salem's Lot was spookier than I expected when I first watched it back when it was on TV in 1979. I hadn't seen the video poster until you posted it. The use of just three colors works well for the design.
Antoine1973: So much incredible movie paper you got in 2023! Makes me long for the collecting days of yore and wishing I would have been more brave. Incredible!!!
Neo: I love Fifth Element! I wonder how Delos Adventure gal keeps her machine gun dry?! Nice adventure you had collecting in 2023!
HeatherMason: What a cool mix of posters you got. I think the 16 Candles Spanish is so much better than the US paper and it's painted! I really like the Cat Creeps 3 sheet! Your Pillow Talk six sheet would sure look great framed and up on the wall, eh?!
Here's a few I bought last year:

A nice, unbacked one sheet for Captive Wild Woman. See, Antoine, I'm learning. Really, just got lucky.

Forgive me, this isn't movie paper, though it is one of my very favorite poster acquisitions from 2023. Charles Strobel was famous for his early aeroplane and airship shows and also in the early air races. Strobel also owned and named the Toledo Mud Hens baseball team. Since this poster is quite fragile, I will have this important early aviation poster linen backed and restored to help ensure it lasts for several more 100+ years.

I just love this beautiful stone litho poster for Heaven on Earth. Glad I got it the second time around.

Well, I thought I took a picture before I framed Son of Frankenstein, though can't find it. I really am so happy to get this Argentinean original 1939 poster. I was surprised to remember I bought this earlier in 2023 as it seems so long ago for some reason now.
I raise a glass to several really good friends, who were also collectors, that passed away in 2023. I'm glad for the memories of good times together.
Happy Mardi Gras and Carnival everyone! Okie