A killing machine from the future. A woman who doesn't know she's the most important person alive. A chase that never stops. James Cameron's debut masterpiece launched Schwarzenegger into the stratosphere and created the most efficient action thriller of the decade. "I'll be back" is the most quoted line in cinema history.

💪 The definitive 80s action movie. No home cinema wall is complete without it.

The most politically astute action film of the 1980s — a satire of corporate America, privatisation and media wrapped around one of the decade's most viscerally entertaining action movies. Paul Verhoeven's Hollywood debut turned Detroit into a dystopian nightmare and made a cyborg one of cinema's most unexpectedly moving heroes.

🔫 Smarter than it looks. More brutal than it should be. Absolutely essential.

In space, no one can hear you scream. Ridley Scott's landmark film created cinema's most terrifying creature, its most iconic female action hero and the most atmospheric horror film in the sci-fi genre. H.R. Giger's alien design remains one of the most unsettling things ever committed to film. Every frame is a masterclass in tension.

👾 Ridley Scott at his most atmospheric. The birth of Ripley — cinema's greatest heroine.

The sequel that pushed the action sequences to their absolute limit — the highway chase is still one of the most technically extraordinary action sequences ever filmed. Neo grows into his power, the Architect reveals the truth, and Carrie-Anne Moss's Trinity remains the coolest person in any room she enters.

💊 The Matrix at full power. The highway chase alone justifies the wall space.

Denis Villeneuve's sequel to Ridley Scott's original is a visual masterpiece — Roger Deakins' cinematography (which finally won him the Oscar) creates images of such staggering beauty that the film works as pure visual experience even before you engage with its deeply philosophical story of identity and what it means to be real.

🌆 Roger Deakins' Oscar-winning cinematography. The most visually stunning sci-fi of the decade.

The animated film that inspired The Matrix, challenged the definition of consciousness and created the cyberpunk visual language that still dominates today. Mamoru Oshii's masterpiece asks what makes us human with more philosophical rigour than almost any live-action film — and wraps it in breathtaking animation that still holds up 30 years later.

🧠 The film that inspired The Matrix. Essential cyberpunk. Stunning on any wall.

Tim Burton's Batman is still the definitive gothic superhero film — Danny Elfman's score, Anton Furst's production design and Jack Nicholson's unhinged Joker created something no studio has quite managed to replicate. Michael Keaton remains many fans' favourite Batman, and the 1989 poster — stark, bold, iconic — is one of the greatest movie marketing images ever produced.

🦇 The original dark superhero film. Still the gold standard of Batman design.

The culmination of Phase One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — the moment where four years of films came together and cinema became something new. When Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye and the Hulk assembled for the first time, it was the most thrilling convergence in blockbuster history. The Battle of New York remains peak superhero spectacle.

🛡️ The MCU's defining moment. The film that proved it all worked. Essential Marvel wall art.

Marvel's most sincere and emotionally grounded origin story — a scrawny kid from Brooklyn who just wants to do what's right, transformed into the most powerful soldier in history. Joe Johnston brought a vintage 1940s aesthetic that made this feel genuinely different from the MCU's other films, and Chris Evans made Steve Rogers one of cinema's most genuinely decent heroes.

🇺🇸 Marvel's most heartfelt origin story. The birth of cinema's most decent superhero.

Are you not entertained? Ridley Scott's Roman epic is one of cinema's great revenge stories — a general betrayed, enslaved and transformed into the most feared gladiator in the Empire. Russell Crowe won the Oscar. Joaquin Phoenix delivered one of the great villain performances. Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard's score remains unbearable in its beauty.

⚔️ Best Picture winner. The greatest epic of the 2000s. Maximum strength, maximum prestige.

Ridley Scott returns to the Colosseum for the long-awaited sequel — Paul Mescal as Lucius, grown up and thrust into the arena that shaped the world his grandfather died for. Denzel Washington as a political player whose ambitions exceed even Rome itself. The sequel that proves the world Ridley Scott built in 2000 still has stories to tell.

🏛️ The 2024 sequel. Paul Mescal in the arena. Denzel Washington on a rampage. Rome returns.

The full 98types epic adventure poster collection covers every era of the genre — from Indiana Jones across the 1980s to Ridley Scott's historical epics. Browse the complete movie poster collection to find every adventure film.

A thief who steals secrets from inside dreams is hired to do the opposite — to plant an idea. What follows is one of the most spectacularly inventive action films ever made: Paris folding on itself, a corridor fight with no gravity, a van falling in slow motion across four dream levels simultaneously. The spinning top. The question that never gets answered.

🌀 "We need to go deeper." The most inventive blockbuster of the 2010s. DiCaprio at his best.

A farmer and ex-NASA pilot must leave his daughter behind and cross a wormhole to find a new home for humanity. Nolan's most emotionally ambitious film marries astrophysics with a love story across time, ending in the tesseract sequence — one of the most mind-bending and genuinely moving endings in blockbuster cinema history. Hans Zimmer's organ score is unforgettable.

🪐 Love across space-time. Hans Zimmer's greatest score. The most emotional Nolan film.

A second Interstellar art print in an alternative poster design — a different artistic interpretation of Nolan's space epic, perfect for Interstellar fans who want a more graphic or typographic approach to the film's imagery on their wall.