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Best movie and TV jigsaw puzzles
Including 3D and 1,000+ piece offerings to keep you busy for days.
Heading into the cooler autumn weather is the perfect excuse to treat yourself to new ways of staying entertained inside. Spend some quality time with a loved one, flatmate, or friend by getting stuck into a jigsaw from your favourite film or show. Whether that's a 1,000-piece 'impossible' epic jigsaw puzzle or a 3D puzzle that requires careful construction from start to finish, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you're a Star Wars fan or a Friends fanatic, we've got the goods for you. If you're a Game of Thrones fan, then rest assured there's a surprising amount of jigsaw choices out there. And there are also kids' versions, with bigger and fewer pieces, in our round-up so the whole family can get involved.
Do your best to escape the rampaging dinosaurs at Jurassic Park! Collect vital lost items as you progress around the board to East Dock - try and survive raptors and tyrannosauruses that lay in wait and make it out alive
What could be better than a panoramic puzzle! This 1000-piece jigsaw features five Marvel scenes to put together.
With two puzzles in one, each 500-piece set promises heaps of fun for kids eight and up. The first Frozen puzzle features a wintery scene with the powerful Queen Elsa, and the second puzzle depicts the fun-loving Ana with the adorable Olaf.
The classic B horror movie from the '60s, Plan 9 From Outer Space lives on in cult classic esteem. Featured in the Tim Burton film Ed Wood, which tells the story of the Plan 9 auteur's struggle to get the movie made, treat the horror movie buff in your friend group to this iconic puzzle.
Put your Toy Story knowledge to the test with this seemingly impossible Toy Story 4 puzzle featuring Woody, Buzz, Bo Peep, Forky and a ridiculous number of Little Green Men. It's also ridiculously cheap at the moment.
With a double sided puzzle you get two for the price of one, something every alien can get behind!
The Doctor, famously, never forgets a face, and you can assemble all of the time-travelling sci-fi icon's incarnations in this 1,000-piece puzzle (including John Hurt's War Doctor and Jo Martin's Fugitive Doctor, too). Although, of course, there will be a new face entering the TARDIS soon...
This 1,000-piece jigsaw based on the classic poster for the 1970s smash Jaws is bound to leave you stumped.
Because jigsaw puzzles aren't hard enough, now they're 3D. Build your very own kingdom with the Game of Thrones 3D King's Landing puzzle and rule however you see fit. And that's not the only Thrones-themed jigsaw option. Do you accept the challenge of recreating Winterfell? Or would you prefer your own 3D Red Keep, all 845 pieces of it? And if you want a set of three dragon eggs, you'll find those over here...
Take a magical trip to Cinderella's castle with this 3D model kit — 356 pieces make it an enjoyable time for anyone young or old.
Transport yourself to the island of Berk with this How to Train Your Dragon jigsaw puzzle, featuring Hiccup, Toothless and Light Fury. You can order it in a variety of sizes, so it's perfect for the whole family.
Obscure, we know, but we couldn't help but include this throwback to the '80s Golden Girls puzzle. Grab a cheesecake and get to work!
On a mission to heal the Dark Crystal on the planet Thra, Jen the gelfling must complete his quest to save the world. Piece together this 500-piece puzzle featuring art from the fantasy adventure film and now series on Netflix, The Dark Crystal.
It's Where's Wally (Darth Vader edition). Search for the big bad himself among his Stormtrooper soldiers in this 1,000-piece puzzle.
His name is Bond, 1,000 pieces of James Bond.
Take a trip to Hawkins, Indiana with this gloriously cinematic Stranger Things 1,000-piece puzzle.
Count down the days until the release of Jurassic World Dominion with this so-called 'impossible' puzzle, so named because of its repeating pattern.
From Spider-Man to Black Widow, this epic Marvel 1,000-piece puzzle is just what the doctor (not that one) ordered for a rainy day spent indoors.
Big Potato Puzzles Night at the Movies jigsaw puzzle and game
This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle conveniently doubles up as a game – once completed, you'll have an illustrated piece of artwork full of clues to the 101 movie riddles contained within.
A must for all Friends fans, this 1,000-piece puzzle celebrates some of the most iconic moments from the hit sitcom. Could you BE anymore excited?!
Gabriella Geisinger is a freelance film critic and journalist, with a focus on J-drama & film, and the Japanese production industry. She was previously Locations Editor at Screen International and Deputy Movies Editor at Digital Spy. Her writing can also befound in Curzon, 1883, and more. A born and raised New Yorker, she loves coffee and the colour black, obviously.
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