I see ton's of sites on the net that sell movie posters.  I was
wondering, are they originals, like what would be displayed in a movie
theatre?  If so, (or even if not) is there any way I could be placed
on a list or pay some sort of fee to recieve original movie posters
from individual or multiple studios?  I'd rather not resort to buying
them individually on e-bay (or any other site) if I don't have to, so
this is the only other logical choice.  Thanks for your help.

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Clarification of Question by engineerpilotdude-ga on 13 Dec 2004 11:17 PST

Since noone seesm to want to answer, I raised the price.  Hope someone
can come up with something!

Very sorry to let you know, many of them are not correct. cos  they
punch / mixed more than one photos. Or tey can change the color /
brightness, size etc.. hese can be done by using good software.

Still there are few sites, which provide original work. It depends
upon your knowledge, how can you identify / catch the images. Better
used some photo editor type software to catch it.

Thanks,
populate

It's not difficult to catch if it's original or not in person, but
it's impossible through a computer.  The easiest way is if it is
double sided or not, as in you can see the same image, just backwards
on the back.  I know that studios only make limited amounts, and that
many are destroyed, but originals that are displayed in movie theatres
are usually just left there.  I think I'm going to check local
theatres and talk to the managers to see if I can get them that way. 
Unfortunately, they're usually a little beat-up when they've been
displayed.  I just want to know of a way to get them without their
having been used (ie: straight from the studio).  Thanks for the
comment.

Regards,
engineerpilotdude

A way that I found out how to get movie posters, is from local video
rental places (not blockbuster).  They usually have a create or a bin
of old movie posters employees dont take, and they usually sell them
for a buck or 2.