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  Polar Express, The

  £135.00

  “On Christmas Eve, a young boy embarks on a magical adventure to the North Pole on the Polar Express, while learning about friendship, bravery, and the spirit of Christmas.“

  Amazing artwork and poster design by The Cimarron Group for the 2004 feel good Christmas movie “The Polar Express”.   It is a huge seasonal favourite with a truly worldwide fanbase, and one of the first major productions to feature computer animation and is listed in the 2006 Guinness Book of World Records as the “first all-digital capture” film, where all acted parts were done in digital capture. The steam locomotive featured so prominently on the poster and in the movie is based on the Pere Marquette 1225, a restored steam locomotive located in Owosso, Missouri and during the holiday season it regularly runs between Owosso and nearby Ashley. Offered here is an original country of origin US One-Sheet from 2004, it is arguably the best and most desirable of the posters produced for the marketing campaign. Originally rolled (as issued) it presents superbly. Totally original and unrestored it represents a fantastic piece of highly collectable cinematic movie memorabilia…“This Holiday Season… Believe.”

  Trivia: The first animated film not produced by Disney or Pixar to receive an “A+” from CinemaScore.

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  Toy Story

  £195.00

  “You are a TOY! You aren’t the real Buzz Lightyear! You’re – you’re an action figure!“

  Amazing artwork of Buzz and Woody…In 1995 when “Toy Story” was released nobody had ever seen anything like it, the first feature length fully computer animated movie. It was an immediate world wide hit, a quality production in every aspect. Created and produced by the Disney off-shoot Pixar it really was (and still is) one of the true groundbreaking movies of the genre, and in its own way as influential as Walt Disney’s “Snow White”. Offered here is an original country of origin Style A US One-Sheet from 1995, it is arguably the best and most desirable of the three posters produced for the marketing campaign and features a ‘flying’ Buzz and Woody as Bo, Slinky, Rex & Mr. Potato-Head look on in amazement. Incredibly colourful with fantastic graphics; originally rolled (as issued) it presents superbly. Totally original and unrestored it represents a fantastic piece of highly collectable cinematic movie memorabilia…“To Infinity and Beyond.”

  Trivia: The first animated film to receive a special achievement Academy Award. It was given to John Lasseter for “the development and inspired application of techniques that have made possible the first feature-length computer-animated film.” More than fifty years earlier, Walt Disney received an honorary Oscar for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).

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