Criterion & Eclipse Cover Art & Packaging Babble-on Vol.5
- domino harvey
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Google something like "Oh snap"
- Gregory
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If you guys are right, then this could be the first case of something that was "really hard" to accomplish ever appearing on an MGM release.
- SpiderBaby
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59009 - boobs. I win. :-"
- knives
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http://www.google.com/images?q=oh+snap& ... 80&bih=633" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;domino harvey wrote:Google something like "Oh snap"
- matrixschmatrix
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*CG* wrote:59009 - boobs. I win. :-"
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I was going to split all of this but am just too tired to come up with a clever title.
At any rate: The Times of Harvey Milk
At any rate: The Times of Harvey Milk
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Oh yeah, and there's a note on the Topsy Turvy artwork inside the booklet. I'll give a brief sample here:
Joge-e -- "up-and-down" or "two-way" pictures -- were a style of woodblock print in mid- to late-nineteenth-century Japan playfully depicting faces and figures that could be viewed either right side up or upside down, resulting in two different, often opposite, images [...]
- zedz
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I've been thinking about this and I've decided that this cover is indeed going to look so much better when you turn the entire package upside down - so that the cover is facing whatever surface the package is resting on. Just wait and see!Murdoch wrote:It looked (slightly) better before. I can't help but see a cyclops with a beard now.Minkin wrote:Great Dictator cover has been flipped plus is now red instead of orange.
- Matt
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It will look even better among the rest of your discs on the shelf when all you can see is the spine.
- domino harvey
- Dot Com Dom
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How will the disc look in my large zippered binder?
- swo17
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The blinding red spine.Matt wrote:It will look even better among the rest of your discs on the shelf when all you can see is the spine.
- Matt
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I said better, not good.
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The Great Dictator cover was changed to red because Chaplin was a big Communist and adored the Nazi Communist Hitler much like Obama admires him and is a Socialist Communist Stalinist Anti-Colonialist. Mark Levin told me so.
- domino harvey
- Dot Com Dom
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They should really go ahead and edit that title too, so everyone knows what a great director Chaplin was
- swo17
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There's still plenty that can go wrong on the spine.Matt wrote:I said better, not good.

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- mfunk9786
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I love you guys.
- fdm
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Every time I see that I end up doing the same thing. How come?matrixschmatrix wrote:
- aox
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There is no way I am keeping that plugged in all year.
- swo17
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As much as I love that still, the Kiss Me Deadly is one terrible cover, and the Ichikawa looks likes a Murikami book. Insignificance, though, I like.
- matrixschmatrix
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Really? I like the cheap paperback feel of Kiss Me Deadly. I love Zazie, and I'm guessing People on Sunday will look great without that goddamn blue dot.
- domino harvey
- Dot Com Dom
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Insignificance is the best cover in yearsss
- SpiderBaby
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People on Sunday looks great.
- knives
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Zazie is the ugliest thing I've ever seen.

