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

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#251 Post by Michael Kerpan »

movielocke wrote:and it only took them seventeen years to fix it!
Better late than never.
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#252 Post by Close The Door, Raymond »

Daniel Clowes designed the cover for "Ghost World" which is based on his own comic. He also did the "Shock Corridor" and "The Naked Kiss" reissues. If Criterion ever releases Solondz's "Happiness", I hope they use Clowes' poster for the cover.
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#253 Post by fdm »

I wondered about that, given my initial reaction to the Ghost World artwork. Still two of my least favorite covers, those Fullers.
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#254 Post by cdnchris »

The Before Trilogy

I had to upload them to Facebook for now but you don't need an account to look at them.
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#255 Post by TheGodfather »

Looks amazing, will wait for a good deal before getting it though.
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#256 Post by mfunk9786 »

TheGodfather wrote:Looks amazing, will wait for a good deal before getting it though.
I still have my $39.99 preorder from Amazon, which is pretty sweet.
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#257 Post by cdnchris »

And here's the link to it on this site for those that don't want to go to Facebook.
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#258 Post by TheGodfather »

mfunk9786 wrote:
TheGodfather wrote:Looks amazing, will wait for a good deal before getting it though.
I still have my $39.99 preorder from Amazon, which is pretty sweet.
yeah that was a pretty sweet deal indeed! but considering getting hit by customs here in The Netherlands (with the limit being € 22,- for all non-EU orders) it might be expensive after all :p
might take the shot after all, hoping to not get hit by customs.
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#260 Post by swo17 »

I have to say, the Before Trilogy box cover looks pretty nice in person.
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#261 Post by dwk »

I found this on instagram and it is from an ad in Film Comment (and I assume this is the DVD version) but this is what the Blow-Up set will look like
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#262 Post by FrauBlucher »

So, Criterion calls a multi page fold out a booklet. Sigh. Referring to His Girl Friday.
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#263 Post by Luke M »

Blow-Out looks as thick as The Decalogue set. Yikes.
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#264 Post by carmilla mircalla »

That Blow-Up package is qutie lovely. Might be my first criterion purchase in over a year
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#265 Post by Magic Hate Ball »

dwk wrote:I found this on instagram and it is from an ad in Film Comment (and I assume this is the DVD version) but this is what the Blow-Up set will look like
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BIG CHUNKY
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#266 Post by The Elegant Dandy Fop »

Magic Hate Ball wrote:BIG CHUNKY
I believe Blow-Up prefers to be called "thick".
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#267 Post by Brian C »

All those digipacks are put on the shelf backwards.
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#268 Post by captveg »

Brian C wrote:All those digipacks are put on the shelf backwards.
I actually shelve them the way in the picture, too. It's so the cover art is on the right side when pulled off the shelf, matching all the cases.
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#269 Post by domino harvey »

That bothers me so much more than it should
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#270 Post by cdnchris »

I tried it captveg's way once. Just once.
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#271 Post by FrauBlucher »

I'm with Captveg. All the cover art is facing right. Like good little soldiers. :)

Ooops, actually just checked and the Citizen Kane and Bridge on the River Kwai digipaks have the cover art facing left. So, Warner and Sony do things a little different than Criterion.
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#272 Post by Brian C »

captveg wrote:
Brian C wrote:All those digipacks are put on the shelf backwards.
I actually shelve them the way in the picture, too. It's so the cover art is on the right side when pulled off the shelf, matching all the cases.
Hey, do it your way. But it's still backwards! :)
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#273 Post by dwk »

I shelve my digipaks with the open side out until I finish watching everything on the disc and reading the book(lets), then I switch them so the closed side faces out.
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#274 Post by mfunk9786 »

Then when I've watched and read everything a second time, I move them to a hole I've dug in my unfinished basement where I give them a proper burial
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#275 Post by domino harvey »

I practice comical unlikely behaviors with my digipaks
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