Oi...film studios should run preliminary cover art by US...right here, in this forum. There are no bigger fans of DVDs...we should be pandered to. We should be the ones to reject or aprove cover art. We should be the ones who inform the studios of what kind of extras a film deserves. Because, looking at most of my DVDs...I'd have done a lot of rejecting.
Oi...film studios should run preliminary cover art by US...right here, in this forum. There are no bigger fans of DVDs...we should be pandered to. We should be the ones to reject or aprove cover art. We should be the ones who inform the studios of what kind of extras a film deserves. Because, looking at most of my DVDs...I'd have done a lot of rejecting.
I don't hate the cover art but that quote doesn't seem to fit the film. If I were going to do it I would remove the quote and put the title in its place. I never understand the use of quotes on a box. Like someone is going to walk by and see that random quote and decide to buy the film because of it. No, thats not how it works. If someone wants to see the film they will regardless of quotes, etc. But of course thats why I don't work at a film studio.
I don't hate the cover art but that quote doesn't seem to fit the film. If I were going to do it I would remove the quote and put the title in its place. I never understand the use of quotes on a box. Like someone is going to walk by and see that random quote and decide to buy the film because of it. No, thats not how it works. If someone wants to see the film they will regardless of quotes, etc. But of course thats why I don't work at a film studio.
Don't blame Focus. They were doing fine work in their former incarnation as USA Films before they were snapped up by Universal. They were including some appropriate supplements and using theatrical key art for their covers. They even licensed Traffic and In the Mood for Love to Criterion. Universal hasn't even seen fit to give Focus films inserts. Focus is still generating the most consistently high-quality films of the past few years (ESOTSM, Lost in Translation, 21 Grams, Far From Heaven, etc.), but they don't have any control over how Universal chooses to package and market their films.
DVD File just put up their blurb. i don't know if there will we 2 different dvd's, or P&S and Widescreen versions on one disc. I hope they don't kill the picture quality by trying to squeeze DTS and 2 versions of the film on one disc...