These are the posters presently in my collection.  Email me if you have any comments, if you suspect that any of them are reprints, or if you have any interesting variations or international versions to offer me. 

Also, let me know if you believe I have made any mistakes in identifying my posters in any way.  I am not thin-skinned and am always willing to learn.

I am, of course, interested in adding posters to my collection.  The only criteria, really, is that they appeal to me.  Here's the link for specific posters that I am interested in buying (updated 6/2/08).  Don't let this list restrict you in offering to me.  It is not conclusive!

I thank all of those who have "allowed" me to use pictures of the posters in my collection.  Originally, about half of the posters include pictures copied from various websites, such as the Internet Movie Poster Awards for which I am grateful.  Now, the majority of the posters have pictures that I took myself.

July 30, 2008 (9:25 a.m.):  Work has been (gratefully) busy and once again I've let a lot of stuff back up even though I vowed not to do that.  It's a real pain processing so many pics.  But, as I have said many times, it's a labor of love.  I have stopped copying my comments into the descriptions of the posters in the New Arrivals section.  It's too much work to cut and past all the comments from the final sections of each poster.  If anyone's interested in those comments, you'll find them by simply looking up the poster in the appropriate section of the site.  Now, I list only the statistical info for each.

With that, here's the superstar of this update:  The uber-rare Japanese B1 for Sin City.  The entire surface of the poster is printed with a prismatic effect that is only hinted at the pictures I have here.  It is simply one of the finest posters that I have ever seen printed for the modern Japanese Market.  If you've seen the lettering on a poster like Austin Powers: Goldmember, or on the Japanese B1 letterin for Hairspray, of if you've seen those prism-like stickers that kids sometimes have, then you know what this poster looks like.  Easily, this poster now ranks as one of the top five rarest in my collection.  Here it is:

I originally bought the B1 for Appleseed without seeing the movie, knowing how rare that poster is.  About  6 months ago, I finally saw it and was blown away with how good it is. For as good as Appleseed is, Ex Machina is even better.  Pictured here is the B2 for Appleseed that I bought along with the B2 or Ex Machina.  I have yet to see a B1 for Ex Machina.  They are both superb posters.

Marie Antoinette was apparently well-anticipated because there are no less than three different versions of the art.  One I've had for awhile, and here's another B1.  The third was damaged during shipping, unfortunately.

Two completely different stories, but one good pose.  Candy, of course, is also notable because of the drug theme which also affected Ledger in life and death.

Simply one of the best movies I've ever seen, and the only one that I bought the Chirashi, B2 and (this) B1 for even though they are all the same art.

Two distinct but great romances, both B2's.

The onesheet for The Last Mistress

I was really pleased to find this B1.  I also found at the same time the B1's for the advance and final art.

Another wicked video release B2 for Death Proof.

What an awesome movie Equilibrium is.  This B2 is very rare, and is done in a metallic finish that does not photograph well.

I can't get enough of the Japanese Resident Evil material, and worse, I keep trading it to Thierry who seems to be on a quest to amass it all.  No doubt he'll be twisting my arm for this one too.

Last here, but among my favorites, are new AMC advertising onesheets including the one pictured below, and a great new THX onesheet.

And the rest:

Japanese:  Balls of Fury, Elizabeth The Golden Age, The Good Shepherd, Goodbye Bafana, Jumper, Michael Clayton, Revolver, Star Wars Episode 3, Things We Lost in the Fire, and Untraceable.

US/Int'l onesheets:  Amateur, Mighty Aphrodite, Priceless, True Romance, and Won Ton Ton.

Advertising:  five more AMC posters.