Too old for movie posters?

[twodoor2]

Originally Posted by Ralph_Kirk

I have framed posters from the first three Star Wars movies--first-run, first edition, unfolded, no damage except the pinholes in the corners. I've had them since the movies were first released--I begged from the theater managers. They ain't goin' nowhere.

I hope they have an acid free backing and uv protective glass,

[Ralph_Kirk]

Originally Posted by twodoor2

I hope they have an acid free backing and uv protective glass,

Acid free backing, yes. UV glass is unnecessary, in that they're not exposed to a UV source any part of the day. And at their size, "glass" is not advised--they're glazed with acrylic.

[DewDropInn]

Originally Posted by BWayne2020

I'm 28 male screenwriter living in Los Angles. I've always had a tendency to decorate my apartments with framed movie posters.

How long have you been in L.A.? Movie posters on walls are as common as screenwriters. Decorate with what makes you happy. NOTHING is tacky in L.A. Have you not noticed all the turquoise houses?

[Ralph_Kirk]

Originally Posted by DewDropInn

NOTHING is tacky in L.A.

That needs to be a meme.