25 Scene-Stealing Gifts for Movie Lovers

Your classic film-trivia game but with beautiful graphic design and hand-drawn portraits of celebrities. With this gift, you can give the film buff in your life not just a game but a keepsake.

Great movies take us on crazy journeys. This visually stunning book tracks the steps that our favorite adventurous characters have taken in film history, with movies as varied as The Princess Bride and Fargo.

Cultural critic Matt Zoller Seitz offers an exhaustive look at one of the most beloved contemporary filmmakers working today, and this meticulous and playful book is a marvelous companion to Wes Anderson's filmography.

Featuring letters from the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Katharine Hepburn, and Marlon Brando, this book pulls back the curtain on the world of filmmaking, making it the perfect gift for old-Hollywood aficionados.

A big, grade A, wool movie-watching blanket is the gift I'd want. I love Pendleton, but I realize some of those prints can feel a little too ranch-y. This collab with Schoolhouse strikes the perfect balance between new and classic.

Filled with 100 of the most notable movies according to both fans and critics, this list will inspire them to watch 'em all. The best part: Once they watch a movie, they can scratch it off to reveal original illustrations.

See how much your film-buff friend really know about movies with this trivia card game.

A classic movie clapboard makes a fun gift for the aspiring director in your life. Dress for the job you want, right?

This book has anything anyone would ever need to know if they wanted to major in Stanley Kubrick. The Stanley Kubrick Archives runs down every detail of the famed director's work, including set designs, sketches, correspondence, documents, screenplays, drafts, notes, and shooting schedules. Too much? Not for a dedicated Kubrick fan.

Made in Spain, this animation spinner will take them back in time. It's the true definition of a "motion picture," as it brings sketches to life. They just have to place a slide in the drum, turn the center knob, and watch as a moving scene is reflected on the mirrored panels. Cool, right?

If they've got kids or roommates who don't want to be included in their surround-sound experience, only the highest-quality headphones will do. They're easy to set up and lightweight, and they have different surround-sound listening modes.

For most people, even a serious cinephile, this 4K TV is good enough. We've written all about why that is, but just know you can trust us on this one.

What they really want is an excuse to get back into collecting and enjoying physical DVDs. Getting them a Blu-Ray player does exactly that. Maybe pair it up with one of their favorite titles.

Nothing perfectly replicates the silver screen, especially for under $1,000. That said, this little Samsung projector comes pretty damn close, so long as you have a white wall and a dark place to watch.

If you want to wade into the world of luxury laser projectors, the Xgimi Aura 2 is actually one of our favorites. In this world, $2,700 is affordable, but this is still a top-of-the-line projector. It's a gift any movie buff would be over the moon to receive.

If they're lacking a white wall on which to project their movies, this pull-down projector screen is a great solution that doesn't take up a ton of space.

If you want to set them up with a projector for cheap, that can be done. This one is one of our personal favorites.

If you know their favorite film, classic or otherwise, there's likely a print from it on the Sonic Editions website. Alain Delon in Le Samouraï is a personal favorite, but check out the full film offering for what would speak to your person.

Why eat popcorn out of the greasy microwave bag and profane your couch with buttery fingers when you could be eating out of this sleek, retro container instead?

They've popped the popcorn; now it's time to sprinkle some fancy seasoning on it. This box comes with different flavors, including pizza, s'more, jalapeño popper, and more.