30 amazing vintage movie posters
Movies are a huge source of great poster designs, it’s been the case for quite a while now. The following collection gives you an overview of good vintage poster designs. Many of these posters are on sale at MovieGoods.com, so do a search there if you’re looking to buy one of the posters.
1. Dorian Gray

2. Forbidden planet

3. Vertigo

3. There’s no place to hide when the dead are alive

4. Ex-Lady

5. The Green Hornet strikes again

6. Bunny Lake is Missing

7. King Kong

8. The Lady Vanishes

9. Godzilla 1985

10. Devil Girl from Mars

11. Metropolis

12. Bonjour Tristesse

13. Marooned

14. Body and Soul

15. Invaders from Mars

16. The Jazz Singer

17. The Wall

18. Barbarella

19. Teorema

20. The Abominable Snowman

21. What ever happened to Baby Jane

22. Planet of Vampires

23. Target for Tonight

24. Planet of the Apes
Polish version

25. Catch 22

26. The Virgin & The Gypsy

27. El Condor

28. Barry Lyndon

29. Colossus: The Forbin Project

30. In a Lonely Place









There are some really great posters here, vintage posters make a great source of inspiration. Some of these are really iconic like the Metropolis poster and the King Kong too.
fantastic collection, thanks for posting.
That is one inspirational list!
wow, diseños que jamas vi en mi vida, increible, muy buena recopilación
Love the Vertigo poster! They’re all great though.
old is gold
Some really iconic images in this list. Also love the Polish Planet of the Apes poster!
Awesome.. It’s like a little treasure
Inspirational. I particularly enjoy the one for the sci-fi and horror films…Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas is classic.
Great collection! I love vintage posters, especially vintage movie posters! Thanks!
I have to play devils advocate and say that these aren’t really amazing to me. Are they amazing because of the vintage nature, or the iconic movies they represent? However, there are a few that I do feel are amazing. #17 “The Wall” is amazing. If you’ve seen the movie then you will totally connect with the poster. You feel the movie when you look at it. Choosing watercolor as the medium is also an amazing choice. Something that just wouldn’t have been captured with modern digital renderings.
#4 and #7 are also pretty great. The use of color and space really makes them special. Agree/Disagree?
Nice list with the exception of “The Jazz Singer.” I was disappointed to see such a racist poster on here.