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Personally I find these posters as a huge part of iconography for the Film Noir genre. It's something that we don't tend to see nowadays, and this style is so easily recognised as 1940's Film Noir.

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I've used this as part of my mood board because it's a classic example of what the front covers and posters looked like the this genre.
It features an eye-catching/intriguing title, and hand drawn versions of the characters in the film

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I've chosen to feature this still because I think it's a good example of the iconic font used for the 1940's Film Noir genre.

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I like this particular still because it features a classic example of what clothing was worn back in the 40's.

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Casablanca isn't exactly a 1940's Film Noir per se, despite it being made in 1942.
However I've chosen to use it in my mood board because it features many examples of classic Film Noir.
Such as: The setting, the mood, the style and of course the romantic lone hero