Six New Exclusive Posters, Five From the Lucasfilm Archives

With the recent announcement of The Clone Wars making its debut in theaters on August 15, fans once again have a chance to add a bona-fide Star Wars theatrical one-sheet to their collection — and once again, you can only get it at StarWarsShop!

And all of the following posters were recently discovered in the Lucasfilm Archives:

The original hard-to-find 1-sheet double sided poster created by artist David McMacken for the IMAX release, on display in IMAX theatres across the U.S. and Canada.

Even if you don’t remember the magical 1986 movie Labyrinth — it starred David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly, was directed by Muppetmaster Jim Henson and executive produced by George Lucas — you can’t deny its advance poster, released in late 1985, is an absolute stunner. StarWarsShop is proud to offer an extremely limited number of the original 1985 and 1986 Labyrinth posters.

Remember THX? Well of course you do — the signature “deep-note” sound effect is still heard in front of many of our favorite movies these days, having become an integral part of the theater-going experience. In 1984, Lucasfilm printed up a batch of posters for the handful of theaters utilizing THX to showcase in their lobbies. In 1987 another version was printed and featured slightly modified styling.

Click here to visit StarWarsShop.com where you’ll find these and other great Star Wars products!

Kristen on Journal Now Interview With “Surface” Co-Creator: “I was just talking about this in the car this morning, not for the first time. I grew up watching…”
Xander Rohrig on Check Out the Cupcake Games: “its dig dug”
Curt Myers on 4K Review: “Dogma” 25th Anniversary Special Edition brings a lost classic home again: “The best the movie has looked. It’s dialogue heavy so the Atmos track is rarely used. When it comes in…”
Summer Brooks on “FATE: The Winx Saga” writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs talks adapting properties: “I requested it. I always get a little curious when TV shows or films get abandoned or canceled then continue…”
anh on “FATE: The Winx Saga” writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs talks adapting properties: “Great interview! And it’s good that it clarifies some things. But this interview…. was it requested by the publisher or…”

About S. K. Sloan

Related Posts