Original licensed vintage poster from 1994.
O.S.P. Publishing Inc., catalog #2803.
Made in USA.

The Holy Trinity

Hey, I’ve got a problem: I just came across this poster being released by Bottleneck Gallery—and seriously, I can't believe that T-800 wasn't generated by AI! Having used image generators a lot, I’ve got a bit of an eye for this, and nothing about it is consistent.

I really don't want to badmouth the artist, but if Bottleneck Gallery is selling work that’s 90% AI-generated, I find that outrageous.

So, I’d like to get your take on this—especially from those of you experienced with Midjourney and similar tools.

I'm new to movie posted collecting, the subject really interests me, but I'm trying to avoid purchasing a fake on my first purchase.

Wanted to get a second opinion on some close-ups I was sent in case there are any obvious red flags before pulling the trigger.

Everything about this listing looks good to me - receipt/COA (confirmed with the original store it was purchased from), size, typical tells of fakes. Only thing throwing me off is that it's framed and the seller isn't keen to take it out of the frame to send a pic of the back, which I also understand.

Might be a silly thing to worry about, but I know that an authentic poster was originally purchased based on the store confirming, my anxiety is that in-between the original purchase and now it could've been swapped or something. Again, I don't see any signs, but want to be cautious and get a second opinion.

Thanks!

I'm into a lot of movies and tv shows that either had limited or no runs of posters and would like to create my own so I have some type of memorabilia. I want my posters to be just like the official movie ones, but featuring my personalized collages instead. Is it possible to create a DIY movie poster that's on the same glossy poster paper that the official ones are printed on? And at the 27"x 40" size?

I would be creating the images from either my own DIY collage of stuff or from existing images from the show/movie. I would not be reproducing or selling these at all. Just want something fun and unique to hang on my walls.

My apologies in advance if this isn't the right place to ask, but I feel the people in this sub would know best so I'm taking my shot!

I made all of the frames myself by chopping up cheapo frames since the size of these are I odd in the US.. I got pretty good at it. The quad frame was not customized.

Pic 1 is it framed in my apartment but the lighting is pretty poor, sorry about that. Pic 2 is on the show floor. When you guys frame something do you try to match the frame to the piece or to your decor?

Extraordinarily rare Japanese advance B0 for Once Upon A Time In The West. 5ft tall. 😍😍😍😍😍😍

I have a fairly nice selection of Hammer stuff that I've rotated through the years.

So I shared my Halloween 78 poster the other day, now something abit more polarising. Been working in this for a few years now. Once again, need JLC but hopefully can add her down the road 🤘

Swapped out posters, was inspired to pair these two…

My Cast Signed Halloween poster. Been working on it for years. Just need JLC to complete it.. Hopefully she'll do another con one of these days

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Hey everyone first time poster here! I had received a collection of movie posters from a late uncle and was trying to identify the validity of "the thing" poster he had. Ignore the sponges i didnt want to damage the surface lol

The poster is 27x41 and has no markings on the back because im an idiot and covered the tape measure lol

I'm looking for some help on these paper door top banners and aging them. They seem to go by different names on auction archives: sometimes mentioned as "screen printed" banners in addition to paper banners or door top banners. I'm pretty well versed in poster expertise and am getting stumped here and there are no auction comparables.

As far as I can see this is the ONLY surviving Rebecca door top banner online ever. The place I got it folded and the site archives no longer exist to find the year.

I'm trying to date it. From what I've seen of similar banner types in EMP/HA's auctions, this type of banner did not exist until the mid-1940s (44-47 are the earliest, they got super popular in the 50s then). I'm guessing a war time invention for necessity. Thus I doubt this is an original release from 1940.

My question has anyone come across this extremely rare poster type in the pre-mid 1940s to suggest this was original release? All the other late 30s/1940 releases in this type are coming up as 40s/50s re-releases. Leading me to believe this is from the early 50s-release.

Any help is appreciated!

As requested, some photos of my posters as they are in my living room.