"Your Three Minutes Are Up" (1973) - Classic Movie Poster

A sharp and funny example of early 1970s American comedy film posters and New Hollywood counter-culture advertising art, reproduced to capture the irreverent wit of 1970s American comedy cinema. This glossy printed vintage movie poster for the Cinerama Releasing 1973 film Your Three Minutes Are Up, starring Beau Bridges and Ron Leibman, is a clever piece of early 1970s American comedy film poster design, perfect for collectors and fans of classic 1970s New Hollywood cinema.

• Paper: 200 GSM+
• Finish: Gloss
• Sizes: A5, A4, A3, A2, A1, A0, 20×30", 24×36", 30×40"
• Shipping: Free — rolled in protective cardboard tube

Your Three Minutes Are Up (1973) is a Cinerama Releasing comedy directed by Douglas N. Schwartz and produced by Jerry Gershwin and Mark C. Levy, with a screenplay by James Dixon and music by Perry Botkin Jr. Starring Beau Bridges and Ron Leibman as a pair of free-spending con men living on credit, alongside Janet Margolin, the film perfectly captured the counter-culture anti-establishment mood of early 1970s American comedy. The witty poster design — depicting the duo as faces on a charge-a-card with the tagline "Buy now. Pay never." — is a sharp piece of 1970s satirical graphic advertising.

Today, early 1970s New Hollywood comedy film posters are popular with collectors of American 1970s cinema memorabilia and counter-culture pop art. This reproduction is perfect for collectors of Beau Bridges film memorabilia, Ron Leibman vintage movie posters, 1970s Cinerama Releasing film art, or classic New Hollywood comedy posters for sale. It makes a fun display piece for fans of 1970s American comedy cinema and satirical film poster design.

Printed with a glossy finish on durable 200 GSM paper, this reproduction captures the dry graphic wit of authentic early 1970s American comedy film promotional poster art. Your Three Minutes Are Up is a minor but enjoyable entry in the early 1970s New Hollywood comedy canon, and its witty poster design — playing on the growing culture of consumer credit and fast living — perfectly reflects the satirical mood of American popular culture in the early years of the decade.

Sources for historical context:

• Cinerama Releasing archive – Your Three Minutes Are Up (1973) production and promotional poster records
• American Film Institute (AFI) – 1970s New Hollywood comedy film history and catalogue
• Library of Congress – 1970s American movie poster and comedy film advertising archive

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