2020's Movie Posters, Original and Vintage Collection | MPA
This collection groups all 2020's Movie Posters and ephemera together for easy search, sort, and filtering, offering a gripping archive of cinematic suspense. This collection captures the spirit, style, and cinematic shifts of the 2020's—a decade marked by global change, technological evolution, and boundary-pushing creativity. The movie posters included in this collection reflect not only the visuals of recent cinema but also the resilience and innovation of the film industry during a transformative time in world history.
The early part of the 2020s was defined by the COVID-19 pandemic, which dramatically changed how films were released and experienced. Despite these challenges, studios and streaming platforms continued to produce visually stunning, narratively compelling films. This collection includes key titles from this era, representing both blockbuster successes and critically acclaimed indie gems.
Among the standout pieces in the collection is the striking poster art for Dune (2021). Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s epic sci-fi saga was a cinematic event, praised for its vast desert landscapes, layered world-building, and immersive sound design. The poster for Dune (2021) captures the scope and mystery of the film perfectly, making it a centrepiece for any contemporary movie poster display.
Another prominent inclusion is Top Gun: Maverick (2022), a sequel decades in the making that defied expectations and reignited the blockbuster spirit. The poster echoes the aviation bravado and sun-drenched nostalgia of the original, while giving prominence to a more mature Maverick and his next-gen squad. As one of the highest-grossing films of the decade, Top Gun: Maverick (2022) is an iconic symbol of cinema’s return to large-scale theatrical experiences.
This collection also celebrates the rise of genre-defying storytelling, with titles like Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022). Winner of multiple Academy Awards, including Best Picture, this mind-bending film combined sci-fi, absurdist humour, and heartfelt family drama. Its visually chaotic and vibrant poster reflects the energetic, multiversal madness that captured audiences worldwide.
Superhero and comic-book adaptations remain a major cultural force in the 2020s, and the collection includes visually arresting posters from this genre. Notable entries include The Batman (2022), with its noir-inspired design and red-drenched colour scheme reflecting the darker, more detective-focused take on the iconic character. Likewise, Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) delivered a crowd-pleasing, multiverse-spanning adventure whose poster paid homage to decades of Spider-Man films and hinted at the nostalgia-driven surprises inside.
Horror also experienced a creative resurgence in the 2020s, and the collection includes exemplary pieces from this genre. The Invisible Man (2020) reimagined a classic monster story through a modern lens, and its minimalist, tension-filled poster design remains haunting. Jordan Peele’s Nope (2022) offered eerie alien terror wrapped in social commentary, with a mysterious poster that teased more questions than answers—exactly as intended.
Australia’s own cinematic voice is also represented in this decade’s collection, with local productions like The Dry (2020). Based on Jane Harper’s bestselling novel, the film delivered a gripping mystery set against the harsh backdrop of rural Australia. Its poster design reflects the dusty desolation and brooding atmosphere that made the film such a standout in homegrown storytelling.
Animation continues to thrive in the 2020s, with emotionally rich and visually dazzling films aimed at all ages. Soul (2020) from Pixar is one such film, exploring themes of purpose, passion, and the meaning of life. Its poster, with cool blues and musical motifs, perfectly encapsulates the film’s soulful narrative and jazzy charm. Turning Red (2022) also appears in the collection, a coming-of-age tale bursting with bold colours and joyful chaos, exploring teenage life and cultural identity in a distinctly modern way.
This decade has also seen a growing emphasis on representation and diverse storytelling. Encanto (2021), with its vibrant Colombian setting and magical realism, quickly became a beloved cultural touchstone. The film’s richly illustrated poster evokes the warmth, family dynamics, and enchanted world at the heart of the story. Similarly, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) honoured the legacy of Chadwick Boseman while expanding the lore of Wakanda. Its powerful poster art, soaked in tribute and strength, stands out in the landscape of modern franchise design.
Each item in this collection has been carefully selected to reflect the changing face of modern cinema. From high-concept indie films to box-office juggernauts, the movie posters of the 2020s demonstrate a design language that balances digital artistry with emotional storytelling. These posters are not only promotional tools, but cultural artefacts capturing a unique and evolving period in film history.
Whether you’re drawn to minimalist elegance, explosive blockbuster energy, or haunting abstract designs, the 2020s offer a rich visual archive for any collector or film enthusiast. Framed on a wall or stored as part of a growing personal archive, these posters offer a tangible connection to the stories and emotions that have shaped our recent cinematic experiences.
Movie Posters Australia has a large collection of original movie posters and movie ephemera available for you to add to your collection or display and enjoy.
If Movie Posters Australia doesn't have what you're looking for, feel free to contact us with some information about what you are searching for (title name, year, size, and any other relevant information eg. style, advance, condition) and we'll be happy to see if we can find it in our stored items, or through our extensive network of dealers, collectors and contacts.
Movie Posters Australia have been avid collectors, and more recently dealers, of original vintage movie posters for 40 years. Our passion for movie posters comes from our love of movies and the poster art created for these movies that captures and evokes the same feelings and memories created from watching the films. Sometimes, the posters themselves can be more enjoyable than the movies. And with a framed movie poster on your wall you can continue to appreciate the movie, and the memories it created, every single day. Movie Posters Australia allows us to work with something we love.
