Movie Trading Cards

2003 Artbox Terminator 2 FilmCardz have a unique look and strong checklist that makes it easy to forget they came out more than a decade after the movie hit theaters.

2001 Inkworks Jurassic Park III looks at the movie and its dinosaurs through a 3-D lens. The problem is, it's the old red and blue 3-D that never really worked and not something modern.

Jurassic Park: The Lost World doesn't get a lot of love, both as a movie and as a set of Topps trading cards. That doesn't stop this from being one tricky set to find.

1993 Topps Jurassic Park Series 2 digs deeper into the classic dinosaur blockbuster. The set has a similar structure to the first Series, although this one is much tougher to find.

2008 Topps Indiana Jones Masterpieces is an all-art take on the iconic character and the world he inhabits. Sketch cards are inserted two per box.

Johnny Depp, Freddie Highmore, Annasophia Robb, Helena Bonham Carter -- and the list goes on. Simply put, the 2005 Artbox Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Autographs checklist is one of the strongest ever produced.

2002 Rittenhouse Star Trek: Nemesis offers an in-depth look at one of the more disappointing films in the franchise's history. The autograph list includes several lead stars from Next Generation fame as well as Tom Hardy.

Based on the show's first movie, 1998 Topps X-Files: Fight the Future includes the franchise's first autograph cards. Unfortunately none of them have the last name Duchovny or Anderson.

The film may not be memorable like the TV show but 1998 Inkworks Lost in Space Movie trading cards do a decent job with weak source material. Autographs and foil inserts are included in the product's lineup.

2007 Inkworks Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem does the best that it can with a bad movie and a cast void of any Hollywood A-listers. Boxes deliver an autograph, costume card and sketch card.