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However, I'm pretty sure I remember Almar saying a few years back that the sleazier, more explicit covers sell better than the classier covers.
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I think that's an excellent cover which strikes the right balance between classy and sleazy, exactly as the film does.
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Aside from Bouchet's nudity, I don't think it's sleazy at all.
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That's the only bit that makes it a little sleazy and I wouldn't change that bit at all!
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I hope no ducklings were harmed in the making of that cover Pete. |
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Looking at the cover again, it would seem more appropriate if it was the cover to Peeping Tom or Krzysztof Kieślowski's brilliantly erotic A Short Film about Love.
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While I'm not a massive fan of Panel A I understand where Shameless are coming from, it does cover a lot of the imagery from the film. Besides which Bouchet topless on the cover will entice a fair few buyers, don't forget that WE know the film isn't really that sleazy but the general buying public don't.
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In terms of in-store purchases, I don't know if it matters whether the artwork is 'good' or not as sales will be gained or lost on how interesting, appealing or eye-catching it is. I think this cover checks those boxes.
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