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Rope - Poster

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Category: Posters

Built around ten minute-long, unbroken takes – the length of a film reel – and a singular set, Alfred Hitchcock’s 1948 thriller ROPE was one of the first “real-time” productions, preceding and influencing films and television shows like BIRDMAN and 1917.

Released in partnership with our friends at Mad Duck Posters, the brilliant artist duo We Buy Your Kids beautifully sum up the film’s elegant twists and turns of Hitchcock’s 72-year-old cult classic. This is WBYK’s fourth dance with the Master of Suspense, and we hope the music never stops.

"Rope was extremely fun to work and the ideas came thick and fast. The clues, the body in plain sight and the two killers giving themselves enough rope. There were about 4 ideas we pitched, but this one just stuck." - We Buy Your Kids

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Benjamin H. ★★★★★

The grain and color grading really capture that eerie, stage-like atmosphere of the film — it looks fantastic framed in my hallway. The ten-minute unbroken takes are such a cool piece of cinema history, and this poster makes that fact pop.

Richard ★★★★★

It makes a great conversation starter on the wall since any Hitchcock fan will immediately ask about the single-set filming. The poster’s minimal design really emphasizes the tension of those ten-minute unbroken takes.

John I. ★★★★★

I framed this and the ten-minute take reference really pulls you into Hitchcock’s real-time gimmick. The print quality captures the film’s moody shadows perfectly.