CineMasterpieces Reviews 

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TrustScore 4.5 out of 5

4.3

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars

Dave has refused to ship the posters I ordered and paid for or return my monies. I have tried contacting him via email, text and phone many times since December. I cannot believe this guy is doing t... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Cinemasterpieces offers amazing original vintage posters, each full of history and care. Dave’s passion and knowledge really shine through—he’s genuine, fair, and straightforward to deal with. Owning... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Cinemasterpieces is the best place to buy high quality posters without a doubt. Not only that, but Dave’s website is consistently used by people in the poster community to learn/verify information abo... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I had a British QUAD Poster that I needed linen-backed and framed...Dave and his team did a PERFECT job on my poster !! Without reservation, I would recommend CineMasterpieces to anyone looking t... See more

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  1. Art Gallery
  2. Collectibles Store
  3. Poster Store

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CineMasterpieces.com 602 309 0500. The world's finest selection of vintage original movie posters encompasses a diverse range of sizes and film genres, spanning from the 1920s to the 2020s. They boast a vast collection of poster rarities from all over the world featuring renowned celebrities and films, including Star Wars, James Bond, and Marilyn Monroe. The owner is a recurring expert appraiser and authenticator featured on the TV show Pawn Stars. $5,000,000 inventory. The motion picture industry’s resource since 2001.


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4.3

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TrustScore 4.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Absolute worst experience

*Okay, I’m going to rewrite this review and confine it to my experience. I’m not changing anything about the review other than to leave out stuff about his prices and the opinions of other professionals, because I’d rather confine it to my experience and not pull anybody else into this, because I honestly don’t know what to make to him suddenly accusing me of damaging the poster, in our emails he just kept insisting that I ‘Leave it rolled up for a while and it would fix itself’ and that ‘after proper framing/flattening it won’t even be noticeable’ which several other people in the business who had viewed photos of the creased poster told me was not accurate, and that it needed to be redone. And then he told me that ‘No linen-backed poster is perfect, don’t worry about it.’ And kept insisting that I not send it off to have it redone, which just seemed really strange, as it was obviously heavily creased and even from a layperson’s viewpoint it didn’t seem like something that would ‘fix itself’.
So yeah, I’m editing this review a bit, just because this guy is accusing me of blackmailing him (seriously? Do you even know what that word means?) and is in general acting a little strange, I’m going to be a little proactive here and trim the review down a bit.
I do have emails which I would be glad to share which show that while I was understandably upset about the crease in the poster when it became obvious that he wasn’t going to do anything about it and the instructions he was giving were just really weird and went against what I was hearing from several other people who know their stuff, at no point did I say anything which could be construed as ‘blackmail’. It’s an asinine thing to accuse. I told him I was leaving a bad review right after I told him that as far as I was concerned, our business was concluded since he was giving such weird instructions and wasn’t standing behind his work. And that was the last email between us, and the only time I said I was going to leave a bad review based on his handling of the situation, which is my right to do. At no point in our emails did he even suggest he thought I had damaged the poster, he just kept telling me to roll it up and leave it for a while, and to ‘not worry about it’. And at no point did I ‘threaten’ a bad review in exchange for anything, it’s completely ridiculous. I did ask for a partial refund of $250 (which would cover most of the cost of having it redone) and I was ignored, not ‘denied’.
So any way, here’s the edited review.
I sent a very rare and valuable vintage poster to him to be linen-backed, believing the most expensive place would offer the best quality. When I received it back several weeks later, there was a large crease on the bottom which 'pouts' out when the poster is unrolled and laid flat; the crease is deep through the poster itself and the linen backing, which was likely (according to other professionals who viewed the photos of this) due to carelessness on the part of the restorer. His response was that I should 'leave it rolled up and it would disappear." This sounded utterly ridiculous to me.
To add to this, when you go to Cinemasterpieces website, the section on sending posters to them is adamant about using Registered Insured mail to send valuable posters to them. However, when he was sending it back to me, he used the cheapest option available without consulting me. I had to order him to use Registered Insured mail (which he did not do, he only added insurance), and he did not send me a tracking number, I had to ask for this. If I hadn't noticed this and demanded insurance, if the poster had been lost or damaged I would have been out of luck, and keep in mind this poster is worth several thousand dollars.
In the future I will AVOID THIS BUSINESS.

February 25, 2018
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Best in the business!

Dave, I cannot thank you enough as I absolutely love my posters. I've never dealt with anyone as thorough and knowledgable about anything and everything regarding posters. No doubt you are the best in the business. We're looking forward to adding to our collection.

July 18, 2016
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