Some movie posters sell a film. Others become part of pop culture.
The best movie posters aren’t just advertisements — they’re instantly recognizable images that stick in your brain for decades. One shark swimming upward changed blockbuster marketing forever. A cracked alien egg turned horror into minimalist art. A puppet-string logo told you everything you needed to know about power and control.
This GoatWars league brings together the most iconic movie posters ever created, spanning blockbuster classics, graphic design masterpieces, and posters that defined entire eras of cinema.
From the terrifying simplicity of Jaws to the cool rebellion of Pulp Fiction, every contender here has a fanbase ready to defend it.
Now it’s up to the fans.
Vote in the battles and decide which poster truly deserves to be called the GOAT.
Jaws (1977) is currently the #1 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 78.8% head-to-head battles.
The Silence of the Lambs (1991) is currently the #2 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 56.8% head-to-head battles.
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) is currently the #3 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 54.9% head-to-head battles.
Star Wars (1977) is currently the #4 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 53.8% head-to-head battles.
The Shining (1980) is currently the #5 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 52.7% head-to-head battles.
Jurassic Park (1993) is currently the #6 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 51.8% head-to-head battles.
The Godfather (1972) is currently the #7 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 50.6% head-to-head battles.
Pulp Fiction (1994) is currently the #8 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 46.0% head-to-head battles.
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) is currently the #9 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 42.6% head-to-head battles.
Metropolis (1927) is currently the #10 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 36.9% head-to-head battles.
Alien (1979) is currently the #11 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 22.8% head-to-head battles.
Vertigo (1958) is currently the #12 Greatest Movie Posters of All Time winning 22.7% head-to-head battles.