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Lions for Lambs. Now where have I heard that before? :-k

The tagline was apparently written by a 13 year-old.

manicsounds wrote:Apparently, not a joke. The official Albert Pyun Director's Cut DVD-R of 1990's Captain America

Further cements Albert Pyun's place as a genius of absurd awfulness. I laughed so hard when I saw this. Must own.

CSM126 wrote:Further cements Albert Pyun's place as a genius of absurd awfulness. I laughed so hard when I saw this. Must own.

There's this too, from someone on Blu-ray.com:

The "Commentary only" DVD works, but as it literally just has the commentary I can't really 'watch' the film.

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They gave Gyllenhaal mutton chops?

It looks like they gave him the lower half of Bradley Cooper's face from Limitless.

Wasn't she part of that little thing called the 2008 elections, where she lost?

It's like some sort of perverse graphic design challenge: make a cover that looks like the Criterion, but only use this 17-year-old CD of clip art and free fonts.

I don't recall the cast being in blackface.

Looks like it's time to retire the Criterion DVD but what a blatant rip off from their excellent cover.

The other Ealing blu covers have a similar feel, Whisky Galore! reminds me of some corporate team-building poster. I sort of like them, but the more I look at them I can't help but think, "this looks like some graphic designer trying to be 'trendy.'"

Finch wrote:Looks like it's time to retire the Criterion DVD but what a blatant rip off from their excellent cover.

Not really, it's taken from the poster for the film.

Murdoch wrote:The other Ealing blu covers have a similar feel

But weirdly, the rest are actually very good (though definitely trendy). This one is just an insane mess, like they had a summer intern pick up where the previous professional designer left off.

He chopped down a tree with a rifle?

They're all men! Didn't Guinness also play a woman (Aunt Agatha)?

Why release good movies when you can release straight to video films with horrible covers? And to think Studio Canal thought releasing their films through Lionsgate was a good idea....



aka Trainwreck: My Life as an Idoit. Did imdb misspell the last word in the original title or it's supposed to be "idoit"?

"Photoshopping these heads on is really hard. I'll just adjust the contrast some more"

I actually like Sean William Scott so it sucks to see him in this sort of stuff.

Ashirg wrote:

Would've been an amazing title for the Palin doc.

Am I the only one curious about Jonathan Ames's apparent cameo?

Am I the only one curious about the sleeve vagina and the teddy bear merkin?

It's funny, I remember watching that as a kid. How that particular memory stuck with me, I can only wonder.