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    • Original Science Fiction Movie Posters

    Shop the exclusive collection of Science Fiction movie posters at Film Art Gallery, priced from $50 to $10,000. Science fiction films have captivated audiences for decades with their speculative, science-based phenomena and futuristic elements. From Georges Méliès' pioneering "A Trip to the Moon" (1902) to James Cameron's record-breaking "Avatar" (2009), the genre has continuously pushed the boundaries of imagination and technology.

    Our collection features original posters in multiple languages, including English, French, Japanese, Italian, German, Belgian, Czech, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Hungarian, Argentine, Turkish, Yugoslavian, and Swedish. Available sizes range from the German A0 (33x46) to the Subway 1 Sheet (29x45) and the French 1 Panel (47x63).

    Highlights include the Belgian (14x22) poster for "Star Wars" in Excellent, unfolded condition, and the Half Sheet (22x28) of "Star Wars" in Very Fine, unfolded condition with artwork by Tom Jung. These posters are original prints, offered in conditions ranging from Fine to Very Fine, with some featuring minor tears and creases that add to their authentic vintage appeal.

    Our collection spans various subgenres and eras, from the paranoia-infused "THX 1138" (1971) to the blockbuster success of "The Terminator" (1984) and the visually stunning "The Matrix" (1999).

    Visit Film Art Gallery today and buy a piece of cinematic history. Each poster is a unique and valuable addition to any collection, celebrating the genre's enduring impact on film and popular culture.