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

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#3151 Post by stagefright50 »

We still have the obvious red Red and black Black in the titles, but that picture makes me a little more satisfied with the design. Let's see some booklets/discs :)
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#3152 Post by Brian C »

Still think THE RED SHOES looks like a still from a James Bond opening credits sequence. But it does look better there than I was expecting.
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#3153 Post by MyNameCriterionForum »

Why aren't there red shoes on that cover? Tsk.
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#3154 Post by richast2 »

sorry for wasting your precious time.

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#3155 Post by mfunk9786 »

Stop the presses!
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#3156 Post by CSM126 »

richast2 wrote:I just picked up the Days of Heaven blu-ray the other day. Sorry if this has already been discussed elsewhere (I looked and couldn't find it mentioned), but on the back of the case it says the film takes place in 1910. The newspaper (briefly) shown in the film has a date of 1916.
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#3157 Post by domino harvey »

I was all set to defend the guy but then Two-Bit edits in that darling graphic and now I can't be bothered
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#3158 Post by Steven H »

I just picked up the internet the other day. Sorry if this has already been discussed elsewhere (I looked and couldn't find it mentioned), but on WikiAnswers it says Mickey Mouse only has three fingers. The jpg above (briefly) shown on the forum has four.
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#3159 Post by Rupert Pupkin »

I kind of regret the first cover of the first Criterion edition of The Red Shoes (the ITV Blu-Ray has a nice vintage original artwork)
I think that they could have used that one for Black Narcissus :
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http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film3/blu-ray_ ... e_look.jpg

please copy and paste the url to see the screen, I didn't want to spoil dvdbeaver bandwidth and slow down this forum...
this is a pre-Argento highlight of the movie...

Each time I see the Red Shoes new Criterion artwork, I remember this Black Narcissus scene.
But if they had done this for both movies, this would have been a kind of "horror"/"scream" theme combo.
I'm curious what they would have done for the new Red Shoes if they had choose to goes in the "scream" direction for Black Narcissus...
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#3160 Post by richast2 »

domino harvey wrote:I was all set to defend the guy but then Two-Bit edits in that darling graphic and now I can't be bothered
what if I'd done it in 8 bits?

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#3161 Post by domino harvey »

Like this?

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#3162 Post by Zombie-Luv »

I just want to make a guess, but what will the Antichrist artwork look like? Will it be the film's poster or original artwork related to the film?
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#3163 Post by stagefright50 »

Stopped by B&N today and picked up a copy of The Man Who Fell to Earth on blu (and Revanche and The Leopard for about $67 after discounts, coupons, and B2G1 sale :)) but it's still in its cardboard case. Anyone think they'll still have plastic cases over at Criterion or should I not even bother e-mailing?
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#3164 Post by CrazedCollector »

stagefright50 wrote:Stopped by B&N today and picked up a copy of The Man Who Fell to Earth on blu (and Revanche and The Leopard for about $67 after discounts, coupons, and B2G1 sale :)) but it's still in its cardboard case. Anyone think they'll still have plastic cases over at Criterion or should I not even bother e-mailing?
They should still have the cases. As far as I heard, they had and provided replacement cases for The Third Man well after it went OOP.
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#3165 Post by mfunk9786 »

They still have cases. Or at least, they did for me a couple of weeks ago, and were CRAZY courteous and quick about shipping them out quickly and securely. I ordered 5 or 6 replacement cases and they all came together within two days, no backorder weirdness. You should be fine.
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#3166 Post by Norbie »

Orded a set of 4 a month ago, and they (The Last Emperor, The Man Who Fell To Earth, The Last Metro, and The 400 Blows) arrived aobut 16 days later. I'm in Australia so i was preparing to have to wait 2-3 months, so it was a very nice surprise when they arrived a lot earlier.
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#3167 Post by Matt »

Norbie - since you're obviously not reading your personal messages: stop signing your posts. Your username appears next to every post you make, so there's no danger of us not knowing which comments are yours.
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#3169 Post by TheGodfather »

Love the inner artwork on The Red Shoes.
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#3170 Post by Jean-Luc Garbo »

TheGodfather wrote:Love the inner artwork on The Red Shoes.
Agreed. So much better inside than outside.
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#3171 Post by Murdoch »

Seeing the Red Shoes interior actually makes me like the exterior shot - minus that awful text.

Now where is that Thin Red Line cover?
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#3172 Post by Alphonse Doinel »

Murdoch wrote:Now where is that Thin Red Line cover?
Yeah, this is getting ridiculous. We're probably going to get the next months cover art before we see anything final.
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#3173 Post by godardslave »

cdnchris wrote:Blu-rays:
Black Narcissus
The Red Shoes
Black Narcissus is good inside.
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#3174 Post by aox »

One minor note about the Leopard:

The top shelf of my rack where I keep my CC BDs is the tightest height-wise. My Che and Yojimbo/Sanjuro Digi's fit very snug, but they fit without causing any damage. The Leopard is a millimeter too tall and is the tallest CC BD to be released that I have come across. It won't fit on the shelf of my rack standing up. So, whereas those two box sets fit perfectly fine, the Leopard digi won't. Of course, it is hardly the end of the world.
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#3175 Post by scotty2 »

Varying heights are good. Books, movies, whatever.
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