It has a literary twin, much longer and harder to deal with, so if you have little free time at your disposal it is the right one for you.

It’s name is 100 Essential Films Scratch-off Chart and it’is a poster by Pop Chart Lab that, just as its title says, is composed of those that should be the 100 films that each of us should see at least once in life.

It starts with Intolerance, Griffith’s silent film released in 1916, and ends with Get Out, Jordan Peele’s recent thriller.

But the peculiarity of this poster lies in the fact that each square is covered with a layer of silver paint that, like a scratch card.
What you get, in addition to the satisfaction of having seen them all, is a set of beautiful mini illustrations that represent the film itself.

If you want it you can find it here.