E. T. The Extra-Terrestrial 1982 original UK quad poster

  

An AI description for an ET poster. The product is an original UK quad poster from the 1982 film E. This poster falls under the genre of sci-fi/fantasy and was manufactured in the 1980s in the United Kingdom. As an original UK quad poster, it is a sought-after piece of film memorabilia that captures the essence of the iconic movie. Perfect for collectors or fans of the classic sci-fi film, this poster is a unique and nostalgic piece of cinematic history.

When I was a child I went to see ET with my mum after school. We were late and it had already started. My mum said'the film has always started by the time we get to sit down'. Until about the age of 10 I thought that this meant that cinemas always started films before everyone was ready and that was part of the deal. Now of course my children think you go to the cinema to watch 30 minutes of commercials before the film starts. It is an ET poster. I remember the'what does ET stand for? Joke where you had to do the spread led walk to give the punchline. This film is in a rack in our shop but if you would like a photo outside of the sleeve please let us know and we can sort that for you. The sleeve is not included in the sale. Artoluso is an independent Art and film poster gallery in the beautiful town of Berwick upon Tweed in Northumberland (the most northerly town in England). In addition we have prints and original works from a range of contemporary artists. We only stock original posters and Mondo (or similar) prints, focussing largely on films from the 1950s to 1980s. Film posters were designed to be thrown away. The paper quality, especially for posters over 30 years old, is often poor which is why whilst thousands may have been printed only a small fraction survive. Grading of posters is a subjective art, can lead to unmet expectations and is not something we engage with. In our opinion, creases and edge wear are all part of the charm and are a feature of almost all posters and where they are not present it is normally a cause for at least mild suspicion on provenance. Unless it is otherwise stated, we only list posters that are suitable for display and by that we mean no edge nibbles that would not be hidden in a frame rebate or by a mount and no visible tears or separation on folds.