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Unsure of what gift to buy the poster lover in your life? We have it covered... Cinema Poster Gallery has a selection of gift cards available for sale. They come in denominations of £100, £250, £500, £1000 or a custom amount of your choosing. The gift cards envelopes and stationery are beautifully appointed, making these a Cinema Poster Gallery Gift Card a most classy of presents. The vouchers can be used for posters and custom framing. If there is a poster that isn't available on the site, we will work tirelessly to source a copy. More information can be [...]

We will continue to fulfill orders taken on the website, before midnight Tuesday 22th December, in time for Christmas. Any orders taken for framing will be fulfilled after Christmas. We appreciate your understanding on this. Happy Christmas Cinema Poster Gallery Product Type Final Order Date All posters listed as stated on the site Midnight Tuesday 22th December If you add custom framing to a poster Friday 10th December

The more eagle-eyed and loyal of our site visitors may have noticed that the website looks a little bit different. The fonts and colours are a little different, but a much more significant change has been made on the gallery page (https://www.cinemapostergallery.co.uk/gallery/). We have added a bunch of filters and you can now run searches for posters related to your favorite director, actor and film franchise. We have yet to populate some of the data fields for a given poster but when we do, one will be able to do poster searches for the most obscure film directors. We have [...]

We circulate a weekly newsletter that will generally include a link to a blog article. On some occasions, we simply notify customers of new products we have acquired. Below is a sample newsletter from September 2021. If you would like to sign up for the newsletter there is a form at the bottom of every page to submit your email address. Hi all Hope this mail finds you safe and well. We have some interesting new posters to share with you this week. West Side Story is one of the most popular musicals of all time and with a Steven [...]

No Time to Die, the 25th film in the James Bond franchise, will finally be released on the 30th of September 2021. There have been a number of false dawns for the film and there is a premiere in the Royal Albert Hall 2 days before the general release, however, the 30th of September is the day to put in your diary if you want to see the film as soon as it's released. None of the major cinemas appear to be taking reservations yet, but Odeon Cinemas (which also takes bookings for IMAX screenings) will take bookings from the [...]

As lockdown grinds on we run out of box sets and films to watch. A friend recently claimed to have completed Netflix!!  For this reason, we thought it worth suggesting some movies you may not have seen or haven’t seen in several years. It would be a stretch to call any of them obscure but perhaps they can provide some TV inspiration. Not only are they very entertaining pieces of film, but they also have particularly eye-catching movie posters. Furthermore, we have the posters for all 3 movies on our website priced at£100 or less. Out of Sight (1998) A [...]

The posters on our site will likely have been used for promotional purposes when the movie was released or re-released. Having said that we strive to buy a quality of poster we would be happy to hang on our own wall or shop. No single standard exists for grading of cinema posters and different dealers and auctions houses may use different grading systems. For this reason, we thought it would be useful to do a comparison between our grading system and scores between 1 and 10 and alpha scores. Mint A+ 10 Near Mint A 9 Very Fine A- 8 [...]

ArtTactic’s “2020 In Review” report which was published last week has produced some interesting findings. Art sales across all format at Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips - halved in the year to July 2020. Sales to July 2019 fell from $5.7bn to $2.9bn in 2020. However it is a 500% increase in online art sales at the big auction houses that catches the eye. Sales to July 2020 rose from $69m to $412m. While this may not signal a tetonic shift in fine art buying patterns, it does show an increased willingness by buyers to partake in such transactions online.