agreed.patrick wrote:I just don't care for having to pull out the booklet and the DVDs at the same time, it makes things awkward and I don't see any reason for it.
Criterion & Eclipse Cover Art & Packaging Babble-on Vol.3
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Best part is I subconsciously just stole what color it was going to be from What A Disgrace. So allow me to give credit for something no one cares about where credit for something no one cares about is due!tavernier wrote:No -- we're never going to hear the end of it anyway.Steven H wrote:So, does Domino Harvey get some kind of award for guessing the color of the Lubitsch box correctly?
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I really like the Pierrot Le Fou cover with the blank space and the characters pushed to the edge of the frame but still managing to include the important elements of the guy, the girl and the gun!
The Last Emperor cover is an obvious choice but it is beautifully done in taking the moment before Pu Yi sees his subjects - those last moment of security of childish happiness before he becomes conscious of the expectations put upon him and aware of the prison of his privilege as his every action is scrutinised.
I also like Walker with what looks like a newspaper background and the stylised version of Ed Harris as well as the hint that this film is meant to be as much a contemporary as well as historical comment in the treatment of the title. This is one cover I would really like to come in a digipack - it is difficult to describe but the rougher texture of a digipack seems would seem to be appropriate for that cover.
The Last Emperor cover is an obvious choice but it is beautifully done in taking the moment before Pu Yi sees his subjects - those last moment of security of childish happiness before he becomes conscious of the expectations put upon him and aware of the prison of his privilege as his every action is scrutinised.
I also like Walker with what looks like a newspaper background and the stylised version of Ed Harris as well as the hint that this film is meant to be as much a contemporary as well as historical comment in the treatment of the title. This is one cover I would really like to come in a digipack - it is difficult to describe but the rougher texture of a digipack seems would seem to be appropriate for that cover.
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That WALKER cover may be the biggest abomination in the collection. The color temperatures competing for your attention with the title, the doofy simplification of Harris' head making him look like Schlitzie the Pinhead w a hat, all the distractions in the background drawing your eyes every which way.. it's the biggest structural/color-compositional mess I've ever seen in a high end digital product.
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godardslave wrote:Who remembers the orginal Viridana cover? hehe, that was awful. Wasnt it pink or something? someone post it I want to see it again.HerrSchreck wrote:That WALKER cover may be the biggest abomination in the collection.

Perhaps you'll want to revisit the nine-page thread that was solely on this cover.
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In this case a picture is definitely worth a thousand words.domino harvey wrote:Perhaps you'll want to revisit the nine-page thread that was solely on this cover.
Thanks for reposting.
Awesomely bad cover, lol.
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