If you’re a movie memorabilia collector like myself, it’s impossible you don’t have a movie poster from “Pulp Fiction” in your collection! In all honesty, I can’t think of a more iconic film promo shot from the 1990s than that of the fine black-bobbed Urma Thurmann smoking a cigarette. It’s up there among the likes of Audrey Hepburn in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” and Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in “Gone With The Wind.” 

If you don’t have the poster in your collection yet, you’re probably planning to, right? Looking for the best store to shop at? Trying to find the most affordable one. Well, for that, I have great news! I finally got my own “Pulp Fiction” from an online store called MoviePosters.com. And let me tell you, the company lives up its name, all right! They have a fine selection of posters from any year, any genre, and from any star! I’m so glad I discovered it and got one of the best pieces in my collection. 

At first, I honestly wasn’t sure I liked the poster. It looked kinda worn out and faded in a way which, in due time, I came to not mind at all! I realized that these flaws made it look all the more authentic. It wasn’t, since the site explicitly says that it’s a reprint—which I appreciated, by the way!—but I’m glad that the poster has a lot more “character” than just another pristine memorabilia. I kinda don’t want my pieces to look too precious, you know? With all its fadedness and rips, even though it’s a reprint, they make it look more like it really came from the 90s and it was discovered in someone’s attic or storage room or something. 

If you look at the poster on the site right now, even you’d admit that it still looks cool, right? All of its flaws practically remind you of the rough and edgy vibe of the movie, don’t you think? In any case, since the poster was only $17.99, and with a frame that costs $39.99 so it’s about $60.00 in total, I figured I found the best poster with the best price. Based on my previous research, other sites sold their posters at around hundreds or even thousands of bucks! But they’re mostly signed which, though they’d be excellent, aren’t exactly high in my priorities list.