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POP! VALENTINE CHOCOLATE OUT NOW

As a responsible organ (most of the time), it behoves TF to tell you not to shove the Dark (chocolate) Knight in your gob, as he’s not actually edible. Modelled to look like the sweet stuff (foil wrappings and all), these vinyl bobbleheads stand approximately 10.4cm tall and make a deliciously geeky gifting option for Valentine’s Day - even if you’re just giving them to your own living room, where they can live safely without turning the mantelpiece into a lake of brown bubbles. Have a taste at funkoeurope.com.

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DON’T LOOK NOW POP ART

OUT NOW Looking to make a perfect pair with your Wicker Man print (see Extras, issue 345)? Then check out this reimagined poster for the movie that shared a classic double bill with Wicker in the UK back in ’73. An official collab with StudioCanal, Art & Hue’s pop-art print features a haunting halftone portrait of the tragic Christine in her iconic raincoat. Printed on museum-quality matte paper, the image is available in three sizes and 21 colour options, and is available on its own or paired with the Wicker poster, as the gods of cinema intended. Look now at artandhue.com.

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PAST LIVES FINE ART PRINT

OUT NOW The movie that cracked Total Film’s top five of 2023 gets a fine-art print that captures its bittersweet delicacy (the film’s, not TF’s). Nora and Hae Sung stand side by side while - tellingly - gazing in opposite directions in this watercolour stunner from Seoul-based illustrator Haam Juhae. With Na Kim’s lettering adding to the warmth and class, it’s printed in archival inks on cotton paper measuring 24 x 36 inches. It’s a limited edition, so preempt any aching regrets by reaching out now to shop.a24films.com.

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LEGO T. REX SKULL OUT NOW

Though it’s the first Lego Jurassic World set made for display rather than play, the centrepiece skull features an opening jaw, so there’s fun to be had for amateur ventriloquists as well as palaeontologists. The 577-piece set also includes an information plaque, a footprint, a hidden ‘amber’ piece and a few spikes of foliage. The full exhibit measures an imposing H8xW7xD6.5in; see what the fossil is all about at lego.com.