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The Most Beautiful On-Screen Couple I've Ever Seen

Jack and Rose, twenty-seven years on — and one night in LA that proved it was never just a movie. Many on-screen couples have come and gone, but Jack and Rose remain the most beautiful of them all. They're so iconic that just saying their names brings Titanic to mind. 

Chasing After Vincent, Jules, and Mia for Years

Adele Dazeem night, a Tribeca carpet, and one Marvel premiere — the trio, collected. Name a more iconic movie trio than Vincent Vega, Jules Winnfield, and Mia Wallace from Pulp Fiction. I'll wait.

A Chicago Vacation with the Griswolds

The Griswolds regroup in Rosemont — two Audreys, one Cousin Eddie, and Clark holding court. Watching National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation changed how I go on vacations. It was the first National Lampoon movie I saw, so it had a bigger impact on me than the first one.

Going to Awards Shows with Indiana Jones

From the Governors Awards to the Dolby fan pit — a Last Crusade poster earns its icons. Getting autographs from celebrities is an adventure in itself. Even if they're as public as Kim Kardashian, you still have to fight against fellow fans, paparazzi, and press people to get to them.

The Dude is Still The Coolest Guy in Town

White Russians, bowling shoes, and the night the Dude himself walked into Lebowski Fest. Can I share what's probably an unpopular opinion? Some of the best movie performances were never nominated for an Oscar. 

Meeting Up with The Hobbits Through The Years

Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin — collected one convention at a time. When I first watched The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, I knew I was witnessing something special. I admittedly wasn't aware of the books when I saw it. I was just a kid who loved fantasy movies. And out of all the characters, I related to the four hobbits the most.

Following the Legendary Led Zeppelin

One last show in Valley Center, one trip to London, and three living legends on a single poster. My fascination with Led Zeppelin has only grown since watching the documentary, Becoming Led Zeppelin. I've always been a fan of the band, but I never really knew their story until I watched it.

Andy and Red Together Again 20 Years Later

Twenty years on, the Academy got Andy and Red back in one room — and one poster caught the night. The Shawshank Redemption is one of my favorite films, and it never fails to make me cry. It's an emotional roller-coaster of a movie, and no matter how many times I've seen it, I always end up in tears by the end. It's a miracle I even held it together at the movie's 20th anniversary event.

A Fun Night of True Romance

Clarence and Alabama, together again in Downtown LA — leopard coat and all. t's pretty crazy that one of Quentin Tarantino's first films had a pretty stacked cast but is mostly forgotten compared to his more famous works. The movie is True Romance, and while Tarantino didn't direct it, he did write the screenplay and sold it to fund his own film, Reservoir Dogs.

Raiding Through Conventions to Meet Indiana Jones

Two Comic-Cons, one Pensacon, and a Raiders poster worthy of a museum — or at least his wall. Hounding celebrities for their autograph is an adventure in itself. I've been a fan of Indiana Jones since I first watched Raiders of the Lost Ark as a kid. So when I grew up to have my own adventures, I made it my mission to get the cast's autographs.

Lonesome Dove's Lasting Legends

A son's promise, four legends' signatures, and a poster that was never really about the autographs. Anyone remember Lonesome Dove? It was a 1989 Western mini-series about two Texas Rangers heading off into the wild, wild west. I can't blame anyone for not remembering it, but it was good.

How I Got My Rare Jurassic Park Poster Signed

A white-background rarity, five signatures, and one favor from a friend in Mexico City. Everyone knows that iconic Jurassic Park movie poster. That sinister-looking black-and-red image with the silhouette of the T-rex lurking about. It's one of the most recognizable pieces of cinematic art, and practically everyone has a copy. Well, not me! My movie poster is much more unique.
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