Criterion & Eclipse Cover Art & Packaging Babble-on Vol. 7

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#1901 Post by cdnchris »

Things are behind this month but here is Destry Rides Again
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#1902 Post by phoenix474 »

cdnchris wrote: Tue Jun 11, 2019 5:32 am Hedwig and the Angry Inch (NSFW)
War and Peace
I just took some CC blus I’m gonna watch during isolation from my shelf to my coffee table, and I noticed that War and Peace doesn’t have the year on the cover! I wonder if that was an oversight or intentional, and are there others without it?
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#1903 Post by mteller »

It does have the year on the cover. Upper right on the back. 1966-67.
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#1904 Post by swo17 »

Right, but it's commonly on the front cover as well, except for multi-film sets, which I guess they're counting this as
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#1905 Post by dustybooks »

Is it new information that Stray Dog now has a wacky C on the website? (Listings everywhere else still show the old logo.)
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dustybooks wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2020 1:36 am Is it new information that Stray Dog now has a wacky C on the website? (Listings everywhere else still show the old logo.)
I can vouch, yes. It does. I ordered it with a coupon for my uncle who likes it. It came in a clear case, with the disc also having a wacky C. Some titles are getting this treatment, with my first encounter being a Viridiana copy I bought during the flash sale last year. These discs though retain the old menus, not the newer menus.
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#1907 Post by tenia »

swo17 wrote: Fri Apr 24, 2020 10:16 pm Right, but it's commonly on the front cover as well, except for multi-film sets, which I guess they're counting this as
Maybe not multi-films, but maybe multi-year ?
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#1908 Post by cdnchris »

Similar to the Fanny and Alexander set, the Rohmer set drops the spine numbers for the individual titles.
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Is The Bakery Girl of Monceau's description on the packaging incomplete?
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#1912 Post by domino harvey »

No, the writeup is asking if she’s just a sweet Suzanne’s Career
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#1913 Post by swo17 »

The back of the DVD case adds "diversion?"
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#1914 Post by cdnchris »

Yes, it is missing "diversion?" from the end
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#1915 Post by FrauBlucher »

Chris, are there missing images from The Grand Budapest Hotel? Looks like 6.
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Oh boy, the typo Six Moral Tales package is gonna be the new Cassavetes “Jimmy Crack Corn” collector item, isn’t it?
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#1918 Post by cdnchris »

FrauBlucher wrote: Mon Apr 27, 2020 9:45 pm Chris, are there missing images from The Grand Budapest Hotel? Looks like 6.
Fixed!
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CSM126 wrote: Mon Apr 27, 2020 10:20 pm Oh boy, the typo Six Moral Tales package is gonna be the new Cassavetes “Jimmy Crack Corn” collector item, isn’t it?
Or the new mis-sized Six Moral Tales box collector's item. They don't seem to have much luck with this release!
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#1921 Post by domino harvey »

The Toni cover already has my Best Cover of the Year vote— is this one of my mixes?

And big yiiiiiiiiikes on the Blum smudge design
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That Katharina Blum cover is like:
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#1923 Post by therewillbeblus »

The Comfort of Strangers cover is wild. Toni is subtly powerful.
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#1924 Post by Cremildo »

Yeah, the Toni cover will probably be regarded as one of Criterion's best.
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#1925 Post by Luke M »

Aside from Toni, these are really bad?
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