Worst DVD Covers...ever! (Part 4K)

[Luke M]

It's basically Spotlight's cover with corresponding names.

[levide]

[knives]

It's crass enough I kind of perversely like it.

[mfunk9786]

[therewillbeblus]

That cover makes me shudder, at least

[knives]

Spoiler

We wrote the wrong grapheme. I was the phoneme all along.

[Apperson]

What am I supposed to take out of this if I haven't seen the film?

[domino harvey]

That belongs in the Most Boring Cover Ever thread

[Monterey Jack]

More like Little Woman, amirite…?

[DarkImbecile]

I don't know... that TITLE FONT seems "worst"-worthy

ETA: Just realized that it's similar to the poster font, but it looks much less obnoxious and inappropriate to the film when the letters are white and unbordered

[SSF]

It is also the same font used to publish the first edition of the novel way back in 1868.

This also becomes an important part of the film itself.

[DarkImbecile]

Consider my ignorance duly corrected (on this one issue)

[Luke M]

I don't know about worst or boring but for me it may be the most disappointing cover art in this thread. I adored the movie and planned to pick up the blu-ray immediately. I still likely will but I'm bummed out.

[mfunk9786]

[Brian C]

That’s the greatest work of art ever produced by all of humankind.

[mfunk9786]

Damn, and I really thought I posted a bad one this time!

[Monterey Jack]

^ Is Peter Griffin in the cast?

[Reverend Drewcifer]

[swo17]

Wow

[Glowingwabbit]

That cover is still better than the actual movie.

[stevewhamola]

It took about 20 seconds of staring before I realized what the image is supposed to be, all I could see was the giant hand and a weird pillar in a black void.

[domino harvey]

It’s right from the movie, for those who haven’t seen it

[swo17]

Yes, my reaction to that cover is right from Jack Lemmon in that clip

[mfunk9786]

One of the worst covers in the history of this thread. Ghastly.

[The Pachyderminator]

I don't see a problem with that cover. It's an eye-catching design that nicely conveys the feeling of the film's most famous scene.