Movie Trading Cards

Just like the movie, 2003 Inkworks Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life is the Angelina Jolie show. Whether it's her autograph, pieces of costumes or the base cards, she's all over the set.

2004 Inkworks Hellboy goes in-depth into the would-be blockbuster. The full checklist includes a detailed base set and decent lineups for both autographs and costume cards.

Covering the original trilogy, 2008 Topps Indiana Jones Heritage has the look and feel of a set from the 1980s. But it also has more modern elements like autographs and sketch cards.

2003 Inkworks Looney Tunes: Back in Action trading cards are as overlooked as the movie they're based on. Autographs include Steve Martin, Brendan Fraser, Heather Locklear, Jenna Elfman and more.

What does this year hold? Here are 10 predictions 1989 Topps Back to the Future II trading cards make about 2015.

As a whole, the set was a bomb. But 2000 Dynamic Forces How the Grinch Stole Christmas Costume Cards bring a little fun with swatches of Jim Carrey's movie costume.

2002 Rittenhouse James Bond 40th Anniversary Expansion is a small factory set that adds content, mostly from Die Another Day, to the full release from earlier the same year. Limited to 1,000 sets, autographs include Sean Bean and Robert Davi.

The 2006 Artbox Frankenstein Prop Card features a genuine piece of monster movie history. See the rare card and find out what's in it.

Find out about the 2005 Topps King Kong Autographs and see the entire set.

2008 Upper Deck Semi-Pro trading cards might be the funniest thing about the forgettable Will Ferrell comedy.