Criterion & Eclipse Cover Art & Packaging Babble-on Vol.4

[kaujot]

I got it from Netflix, and I don't recall it being near as bad as VHS quality. Certainly not up to Criterion's lofty standards, or even Kino's sub-par standards, but still above VHS and Facets.

[HerrSchreck]

Don't know what VHS's you watch, but to each his own.

[Gregor Samsa]

I threw out Warner's True Stories.

If this is about image quality (and you haven't already got it), the R4 version is in widescreen.

[domino harvey]

Oh wow, I've been holding out on seeing the film because I refuse to watch cropped films, so this is excellent news!

[kaujot]

Indeed! I do not understand why Warners won't re-release the film. Talking Heads still have plenty of fans, and Byrne arguably has both fans of the band and fans of his solo music/art that would buy the film.

[Tom Hagen]

Properly framed or not, the movie is way better than the album was. Really, the last two Talking Heads albums were terrible.

[domino harvey]

Tom Hagen, pulling the ol' posting in the cover art thread on the 15th trick =D>

[justeleblanc]

Tom Hagen, pulling the ol' posting in the cover art thread on the 15th trick =D>

I'm lost.

[denti alligator]

Properly framed or not, the movie is way better than the album was. Really, the last two Talking Heads albums were terrible.

Naked is one of their very best.

Where are those March covers?

[Tom Hagen]

Understatement de jour:
We're sorry, but something went wrong.

[Tootletron]

[img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/release_images/1966/462_box_348x490.jpg[/img][img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/release_images/1972/463_box_348x490.jpg[/img][img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/release_images/1975/465_box_348x490.jpg[/img][img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/release_images/1984/2001500_box_348x490_w128.jpg[/img]

[Tom Hagen]

=D> Awesome on every level.

[swo17]

Danton

[kaujot]

[img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/release_images/1954/465_box_348x490.jpg[/img]

Take off the _w100 from the end of the url, and you get the hi-res.

[domino harvey]

Jesus Christ, Akira Kurosawa's The New Yorker cover

[Tootletron]

Wow, that's a nice looking Eclipse box.

And have you guys ever thought of not linking directly off of the site? Just cause...y'know.

[HerrSchreck]

Defiinitely matches the pastel themes of the R2 Shimizu.

[domino harvey]

And have you guys ever thought of not linking directly off of the site? Just cause...y'know.

????

[fiddlesticks]

The Shumizu Eclipse set has the same contents as the Shochiku set (Vol.1), and likely the same transfers, but probably at one-third the price or less.
=D> from those of us who couldn't justify spending over $120 for that box, and from those who could.

[kaujot]

And have you guys ever thought of not linking directly off of the site? Just cause...y'know.

As I said in another thread, Amazon is hosting their images now.

[Tom Hagen]

As I said in another thread, Amazon is hosting their images now.

Really? I guess it's never too early to get that sweet, sweet presale cash from those of us in the obsessive compulsive crowd.

[kaujot]

The URL for The Last Metro:

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http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/release_images/1945/462_box_348x490.jpg

I don't feel bad about hotlinking to an Amazon site.

[Jeff]

I hope those are actual die-cut holes and Wacky C on a sleeve for the cover of The Last Metro, with a digipak or keepcase that slides out to reveal the image.

[Tom Hagen]

I hope those are actual die-cut holes and Wacky C on a sleeve for the cover of The Last Metro, with a digipak or keepcase that slides out to reveal the image.

That makes total sense; Depardieu is almost certainly hidden behind the curtain.

[arsonfilms]

I hope those are actual die-cut holes and Wacky C on a sleeve for the cover of The Last Metro, with a digipak or keepcase that slides out to reveal the image.

That makes total sense; Depardieu is almost certainly hidden behind the curtain.

Speaking of Depardieu, is it possible that we're getting Danton and The Last Metro at the same time due to his involvement with both discs?