Criterion & Eclipse Cover Art & Packaging Babble-on Vol.5

[JabbaTheSlut]

I like it. I think it's quite perfect, it has to be as it is to fit the concept. Ugly it is though.

[ShellOilJunior]

Some very good covers but Ministry of Fear takes the cake for the month.

[Cash Flagg]

Some very good covers but Ministry of Fear takes the cake for the month.

Actually, Ray Milland took the cake. That's how the whole thing started.

[FerdinandGriffon]

Actually, Ray Milland took the cake. That's how the whole thing started.

Amazing.

[ShellOilJunior]

I knew you guys wouldn't leave me hangin' there

[Steven H]

I've spent days trying to live with the cover art for Badlands and Monsieur Verdoux but I can't do it, they're just so terrible looking (awkward, either bad ideas or good ideas with really poor follow-through). To take two darkly comic and intelligent films and give them these covers is just painful. Maybe I'm just too close to these movies and too sensitive as they're easily a couple of my favorites. Will just have to brown bag them on the shelf.

[htshell]

Thankfully the world's ending so you won't have to suffer this horrible existence.

[med]

I'm no interior-decorating expert, but it doesn't seem a practical use of space to have shelves built to display the covers of your DVDs and Blu-rays.

[triodelover]

I'm no interior-decorating expert, but it doesn't seem a practical use of space to have shelves built to display the covers of your DVDs and Blu-rays.

Obviously you've never visited the forum over at Blu-ray.com.

[tojoed]

Will just have to brown bag them on the shelf.

I said the same thing about "In Through The Out Door".

[cdnchris]

Two-Lane Blacktop

Lack of Screenplay = Standard Blu-ray case. No Digipak.

[cdnchris]

The Man Who Knew Too Much
The Tin Drum

[The Narrator Returns]

The Tin Drum just looks fantastic. It even bests the already-fantastic art on the previous DVD.

[TheGodfather]

It does look fantastic. And a little creepy...

[HistoryProf]

The Tin Drum just looks fantastic. It even bests the already-fantastic art on the previous DVD.

Stunning.