1970s Movie Posters & Prints

Movie Posters / 1970s

Discover gritty, character-driven 1970s movie posters. A transformative era of auteur filmmaking, realism and unforgettable cinematic storytelling.

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Classic 1970s Movie Posters

The 1970s was the decade of the director. Filmmakers like Coppola, Scorsese, Spielberg and Kubrick took big risks, and the posters were just as daring, from moody photography to the painted artwork of the first summer blockbusters. Browse more than 150 1970s movie posters, each one printed as a fine art poster.

The essentials are all here: The Godfather, Taxi Driver, Chinatown and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Blockbuster fans can pick Jaws, Star Wars or Superman, and horror lovers have The Exorcist, Halloween, Alien and the British cult classic The Wicker Man.

There is plenty of grit too, with Dirty Harry, Get Carter, Mad Max and Apocalypse Now, while A Clockwork Orange remains one of the boldest designs of the decade. For something lighter, put on your dancing shoes with Saturday Night Fever and Grease, or enjoy Woody Allen's Annie Hall.

Seventies posters suit almost any room, from a cosy den to a modern office. Group a few crime classics together, pair a horror film with a sci-fi favourite, or choose the poster of a film that means something special to you. A 1970s movie poster also makes a great gift for anyone who remembers queuing round the block to see these films on release, and for younger fans who have only ever seen them on the small screen.

How Our Posters Are Made and Sent

Each print uses 280gsm satin paper, giving strong colour and a smooth finish that looks great framed or unframed. Pick a size from A5 up to A2, and enjoy free delivery anywhere in the UK. Larger posters are posted rolled in a strong tube so they reach you in perfect condition. Looking for something we don't stock yet? Send us a message and we will do our best to add it.