Original Dog Day Afternoon Movie Posters

Shop the gripping Dog Day Afternoon movie posters from Sidney Lumet's masterful film, exclusively at Film Art Gallery, priced from $100 to $500. Step back into the sweltering summer of 1975 and immerse yourself in the tense, unpredictable world of Sonny Wortzik, brought to life by Al Pacino.

Dog Day Afternoon is not just a heist film; it's a powerful exploration of desperation, societal pressures, and the blurred lines between victim and perpetrator. Our collection of vintage posters captures the essence of this cinematic landmark, reflecting its claustrophobic tension, unpredictable twists, and the humanity that shines through the chaos.

Each poster in our collection showcases key moments from the film: Sonny's frantic exchanges with the police, the media frenzy outside the bank, and the unexpected bonds formed in dire circumstances. These visuals transport you to the gritty streets of New York, placing you face-to-face with the raw emotions and intense realism of the film.

Our collection includes a variety of Dog Day Afternoon posters in multiple sizes, including the classic 1 sheet (27x41), Japanese 1 Panel (20x29), Subway 2 Sheet (45x59), and Insert (14x36). Whether you're a dedicated film buff, an Al Pacino devotee, or someone who appreciates stories that push boundaries, we have the perfect poster for you.

Each piece in our collection is meticulously curated to ensure high-quality posters in conditions ranging from Fine to Very Fine. Some posters feature light wear or fold creases, adding to their vintage charm, while others are unfolded and in pristine condition. We offer both folded and unfolded options to suit your preferences.

Dog Day Afternoon continues to spark discussions and challenge perspectives with its raw depiction of human desperation and societal pressures. Visit Film Art Gallery today to buy a poster from our Dog Day Afternoon collection and bring home a piece of this groundbreaking film's legacy. Owning a poster from this collection is more than just decoration; it's a testament to the enduring impact of one of cinema's most unforgettable stories.