BATMAN V. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE (2016) Warner Bros. Pictures

  1. Browse the collection.

  2. Note the cell titles (located under each image) you’re interested in.

  3. Send us an email and we’ll check our inventory! We can be reached by email at thearts1030@gmail.com or on Instagram @70mmIMAX.

  4. We’ll be in contact to confirm the cells you want, pricing and shipping address. Payment is accepted via Paypal and Venmo.

    NOTE: Please DO NOT contact me via our eBay store asking to match prices with this store. The prices are different for multiple reasons.

FAQ

WHAT SHOULD I INCLUDE IN MY MESSAGE?

Your name, cell(s) you’re interested in and your shipping location.

IS SHIPPING INCLUDED?

Shipping is not included. We do ship internationally.

DO YOU SELL STRIPS?

Every listing is for individual cells only, but if there is a frame you want a strip of, feel free to send an email. No guarantees, but you never know!

DO YOU OFFER DISCOUNTS?

Depending on volumes of orders, discounts can absolutely be applied. Discounts vary from order to order.

HOW ARE CELLS PACKAGED?

Cells are placed in a heavy-duty plastic holder that is then inserted in a plastic baggy. The baggy is sandwiched between four pieces of shipping cardboard to prevent any bending/warping/damage during shipping.

I DON’T SEE A SHOT I’M LOOKING FOR…

Feel free to send an email requesting any specific shots. The website will be updated whenever inventory changes.

NOTE: All film cells for sale are from an IMAX print, however some shots fill the whole frame and some are widescreen. Full frame cells were shot with an IMAX camera. Widescreen (black bar at the top and bottom on the frame) cells were shot in a different format (35mm, 65mm, digital, etc) and then “blown up” to 70mm IMAX. This is the way it was projected in 15/70mm IMAX. The movie shifted aspect ratios depending on the shot.

Since this is a motion picture, some frames (more common) may capture less than optimal still images (closed eyes, backs of heads, goofy faces, motion blur, etc.), but other frames (less common) are just simply amazing! Cells are priced according to desirability and scarcity. No frame is created equal!