Moviepostersgallery.com

[eatbrie]

Ha, that's a good question.  Without a doubt, finding.  Once I receive a poster, I get it out of its box/tube, snap a quick picture of it and file it immediately.  It's usually in a flat file or in its tube the day of.  I hate clutter, so that's the only way to do it for me.

T

[eatbrie]

Something that made me smile.

I was at the place where I go to every morning with my dog and I was chitchatting with one of the baristas there.  She's 25, going to law school and a big movie person.  In fact, she told me that some of her favorite movies were from the French New Wave and she particularly liked the 300 Blows.  I said, the 400 Blows?  She laughed and I told her that I collect movie posters and happen to have a French poster for the title.  I showed it to her and when she read the name of my website, she was like OMG, you're the one? and waved one of her co-workers over.  Now, I don't advertise my website much, mostly on here, never on social media, because I don't sell, which is what people are most interested in.  She went on to say that she took a cinema history class at USC and that her teacher showed the 100 or so in attendance a bunch of posters from my website by projecting them on a big screen.  That made me smile and I thought I'd share.

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[Tob]

Something that made me smile.

I was at the place where I go to every morning with my dog and I was chitchatting with one of the baristas there.  She's 25, going to law school and a big movie person.  In fact, she told me that some of her favorite movies were from the French New Wave and she particularly liked the 300 Blows.  I said, the 400 Blows?  She laughed and I told her that I collect movie posters and happen to have a French poster for the title.  I showed it to her and when she read the name of my website, she was like OMG, you're the one? and waved one of her co-workers over.  Now, I don't advertise my website much, mostly on here, never on social media, because I don't sell, which is what people are most interested in.  She went on to say that she took a cinema history class at USC and that her teacher showed the 100 or so in attendance a bunch of posters from my website by projecting them on a big screen.  That made me smile and I thought I'd share.

T

Cool! Always good when you hear from folk outside our collector bubble. That cinema history class sounds good fun.

Your website is in my browser's favourites and I check it regularly, always a pleasure to see what new bits you've added. It's also a very useful resource for when I'm trying to check the differences between designs or do a bit of research on a poster. 

[skyjackers]

Agreed, that's a great story. I also regularly check your site, maybe you should start charging a subscription!?!

[eatbrie]

I'll tell you, this website was never intended to be anything, just for me to check my collection since everything is tucked away.  And then it got more and more visitors, not a lot, like 50/day, but more than I ever thought.  So to hear that it was used at USC was a treat.  And then to hear that you guys visit it doubles the treat

T

[Undead]

That is very cool indeed!

[Hicks77]

That's awesome  !