The best gifts to buy for movie lovers

This A2 poster contains scratch-off squares for 100 iconic films, so your giftee can unveil a piece of art about the film as they watch each one. With classics from all genres – including Pulp Fiction, Alien, Titanic, Toy Story, Raiders of the Lost Ark and more – working the way through these will be a joy.

When in doubt, you can't go wrong with socks. This fun popcorn design is ideal for the movie fanatic in your life.

This set of iconic whisky glasses featured in the 1982 Blade Runner, with Harrison Ford’s character Deckard seen sipping from. There are two glasses in the box, and anyone who is a fan of the series will instantly recognise their angular design.

If your giftee is a digital collector, a gift card is a great way to let them choose what film to buy next. We think Amazon is a reliable option as it has a huge collection of digital content to choose from, but if you're buying for a dedicated iOS user, they may prefer an Apple card so they can buy it via iTunes.

This minimalist Die Hard movie poster (based on one of the pivotal action scenes) looks striking and comes in a wide variety of sizes. The A2 option (£35) is a good size to go for if you’re unsure.

Buying for a film fan who loves the movies just as much as the popcorn? They deserve their own popcorn bowl. You're able to customise the writing on the outside, pick between two different sizes and throw in some Joe & Seph's gourmet popcorn at checkout too.

With a sharp 1080P resolution, built-in Netflix, solid brightness in dark conditions and a small form factor that’s easy to move from room to room, this neat little portable projector is ideal for a family film night, whether you’re watching the Super Mario Bros movie or Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny on Disney+. All you need is the popcorn.

Not sure what to watch? We know what it's like. Let a roll of the dice decide. For £7.99, there are six dice options to choose from – each has its own selection of film genres – or you can customise a dice for £16.99.

Sure, streaming is convenient, but physical media is far from gone. Blu-rays have superior picture quality for 4K films and are ideal for anyone with a home theatre setup, plus there’s the added bonus of never having to worry about the film disappearing from a streaming service without warning.

This 40-inch Amazon TV is a good gift for a student or someone who has just moved into a new flat – the 1080p resolution is ideal for the size, it can be wall-mounted and it’s got all of the major streamers right on the main home screen, so there’s no need to invest in a separate streaming stick.

The Marvel cinematic universe was properly kicked off by Iron Man back in 2008, and in the years since there’s been an overwhelming volume of films and TV shows. This hardcover book is ideal for anyone struggling to keep up – giving the reader a detailed timeline of the entire series so far.

For easy access to all of the best streaming services – Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video, YouTube, and more – plus the ability to cast content from your iPhone, this is one of our top streaming devices.

We're sure you'd agree Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning cinematic epic deserves to be watched in the best possible quality.

With so much streaming content available these days, it’s no surprise that many of us are watching films from the comfort of our own homes. This Bose soundbar is one of our favourite ways to easily enhance the audio performance of basic TV speakers for film nights. You’ll be immersed in the storyline thanks to its directional speakers, and it has built-in Amazon Alexa and Bluetooth connectivity, too.

A gift for any Star Wars fans aged nine and up, this 474-piece Lego set lets you build Luke Skywalker’s X-Wing fighter, with adjustable wings and a space for the R2D2 droid. Bundled with characters including Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia, this is just as great for a glass display shelf as a toy box.

What’s a better gift for a film fan than the actual cinematic experience? Cineworld lets you add money (£10 to £100) on a card that will be sent via email or the post, with a free £5 card if you spend £30. If you choose to send the card in the post, there’s an option to have it arrive in a gift box, too.