Movie Memorabilia

A presentation by Andrew Mora

Posters

Movies have and always will be a visual medium, and posters are just one way of remembering them.

The Film that started it all.

Star Wars (1977)

TRON: LegacyStyle over substance is never a bad thing, as this film’s best seen as a giant Daft Punk music video

The Hobbit:An Unexpected Journey and The Desolation of Smaug

Over saturation of CGI and a dragged out story made this set of films go from potentially awesome to slightly above average.

The Air Force One scene stole the show in a rather run of the mill superhero movie.

Iron Man 3

Thor: The Dark World

Fun, for the most part and still shows Hollywood that practical effects for monsters are the best.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Suspense and espionage kept the Marvel Franchise alive by showing that their movies aren’t the same cookie cutter plot.

The Amazing Spiderman 2While the film itself is overall polarizing, this film depictedwhat it is to be Spider-Man.

GodzillaA disaster film about men and monsters proved to be the best way to kick off the 2014 summer movie season.

X-Men: Days of Future PastWhile essentially the same plot as Terminator 2, this superhero flick was exhilarating from start to finish

Guardians of the GalaxyMarvel does it again with an energetic origin story about a group of outlaws stuck in the middle of intergalactic perils.

InterstellarThe most ambitious film of 2014, without sayingmuch everyone should see this at least once.

Kingsman: The Secret Service

An homage to the Roger Moore era of 007 films and action films in general, this film was high octane fun and unrelentlessly violent.

Movie Collection

Marvel Cinematic Universe

The Harry Potter Franchise

Action/ Adventure

Science Fiction

Drama

Television