To each his own. I consider both to be among the worst written
Academy-award winning films ever but that's really not the point. The
posters are worth nothing today. FRANC

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Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 4:03 PM
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Franc

DWW and Crash are both fantastic films.. and I watch them every so
often.. almost put Crash back in the dvd last night, but I opted for
King Kong (1933)


At 12:56 PM 3/16/2010, Franc wrote:


If Avatar is still a landmark film in 5 years, you may be right. If
Avatar goes the way of Dances With Wolves, Crash and Shakespeare In
Love, films one wouldn't watch again on a bet, the Avatar poster won't
be worth a dollar in 5 years.  FRANC


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Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 3:55 PM


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Subject: Re: [MOPO] So much for new posters being worth only 5 bucks.



This is the point in time -- as the interest in the movie has just
peaked and it has won its awards -- that the general public is most
interested in picking up a poster for the film and hanging it on the
wall. So, naturally, prices are at their peak as well.



Just as naturally, the studio printing division is cranking out as many
as they can to meet the peak demand.



Over the next year the peak of interest will fade as new summer
blockbusters and "must have" posters come out. Not to mention the fact
that by then everyone and their 3rd Uncle will have at least one AVATAR
poster on their wall and they will become old hat. At that point, prices
start to fall. If past interest/pricing cycles of blockbuster films is
any indicator, most AVATAR posters will be selling for $10 bucks or so
in a year or two.



Of course, 5 years from now, when they have stopped printing most
versions of the AVATAR movie posters and most of those now on walls have
been taken down and either thrown away or stuffed in a closet, then
pricing will start to rise as interest among real collectors slowly
grows. This is a landmark film, after all, and 10 to 20 years from now
it will have value. Because of the huge numbers printed, probably not as
much long-term value as many other landmark films of the past, but they
will be worth something.



-- JR



John Waldman wrote: 



These Avatar posters are going up in value.  In fact they have doubled
in cost in the last few weeks.


Now what these posters will be worth next year, is another matter.


John W



  

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