really, I'm not entirely certain what Sony's endgame is here,
considering that theatre seats aren't selling as well as they were
pre-pandemic and the subscription model is kicking ass
are they going to use it as a test market for more expensive seating & a
different theatre experience as
but they didn't create the VHS market, not by any measure. they just
jumped on the bandwagon.
On 1/3/2024 5:27 PM, peter contarino wrote:
WATA you talking about Rich. Ha is an extremely creative company.
Peter
On Wednesday, January 3, 2024, Richard Halegua MPB.auction
wrote:
Peter, I
Peter, I rarely disagree with you, but I disagree with you here.
Heritage did not create this market. VHS tapes were getting a lot of
money before HA ever entered the field.
HA is reactive, not creative. They saw a burgeoning market, and they
joined in to the hobby, because after all - they
What's going on here?
in the auction ending tomorrow night (Tuesday 12/19), there is an Empire
Strikes Back international poster style, the expensive poster.
yesterday it was at $20,500.00 with high bidder 46Outlaw and under
bidder cjobearkwalker
Today it is at $15,000.00 with high bidder
Steve
read this
he slamming me thinking it hurts.
a communications company asshole and he thinks this stuff is smart to
put out publicly
On 10/4/2023 5:00 AM, David Kusumoto wrote:
** Well considering that Peter is the founder of MoviePosterExchange,
*of course he'd prefer that none of
of the former. Can't wait to sell my shares
for for Forbidden Planet at $1500.
On Wed, Oct 18, 2023 at 7:42 PM Richard Halegua MPB.auction
wrote:
your better posters would do much better at Heritage, no question.
On 10/18/2023 7:39 PM, Glenn Taranto wrote:
I've told my Niece
ldn't have had otherwise. Even if it's
five bucks, get a cup of coffee and think of me!"
Glenn T.
On Wed, Oct 18, 2023 at 7:30 PM Richard Halegua MPB.auction
wrote:
of all the ridiculous posts I see people make about collectibles
in general, and movie posters in particular
100% Tommy
if it isn't going up in price, it's not an investment
now I can understand saying "the investment in yourself" as clearly we
buy posters for personal enjoyment, so the $3000 I paid for a
super-sharp Murder My Sweet one sheet in 2001 and have framed at home
was an investment in my
of all the ridiculous posts I see people make about collectibles in
general, and movie posters in particular, this one was an absolute laugh.
Pay attention folks: as far as 'investments' go, movie posters has,
sadly, shown itself to be among the least best candidates for a place to
invest
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