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  James Bond: Quantum of Solace

  £75.00

  “Who the hell is this organisation Bond? How can they be everywhere and we know nothing about them!”

  The first Advance poster stating the US release of November 2008 for the Casino Royale follow on “Quantum of Solace”. Great use of well established design characteristics by creative arts agency Empire Design…Take away the 007 logo and you instinctively know this is a James Bond film. Presented in original rolled condition this superb example displays to excellent effect (probably unused). Outstanding graphics with a moody black & white colour scheme makes for an item of very striking & collectable James Bond original movie memorabilia.

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  Shaft (2000)

  £60.00

  “Still the man…any questions ?”…Rare UK Quad movie poster for John Singleton’s super cool 2000 remake of the 1970’s classic detective thriller “Shaft”. Striking and distinctive design featuring badass Samuel L. Jackson, leathered up and looking mean ! This original rolled example looks great and displays very well.

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  The Batman

  £125.00

  “They think I am hiding in the shadows. Watching. Waiting to strike. I am the shadows.”

  There is no doubting the cinematic and cultural influence of Batman and Matt Reeves’ latest offering “The Batman” sees Robert Pattinson don the cowl and it looks as if the Dark Knight franchise is in good hands. All indications point to a stylish new chapter for DC’s iconic comic book hero. Creative arts agency BOND have designed a truly stunning Advance UK quad film poster for the worldwide marketing campaign. This is the very first poster released for this 2022 release. Originally rolled (as issued), this totally unrestored example presents and displays to excellent effect with only minimal handling wear and represents a hugely collectable and totally cool piece of movie memorabilia for one of popular culture’s most recognised figures.

  Trivia: The Batmobile in this film is a customised muscle car. This draws influence from the 1970s “Batman” comics by Neal Adams, where the Batmobile was a fairly normal-looking car that Batman drove for stealth purposes.

  Watch“The Batman” TrailerHERE
  

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