Covers are up on Play.com
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Unless of course they've just picked these images from the DVDs

Just stock photos from the posters.

Scary film....

I remember reading about some US audiences clapping and cheering when a Russian was killed.

Great prices!!! If I am correct, the special features on the US Divimax DVDs are the same as the US blu ray right? If so I'd pick these up even if they were bare bones.

The only good Russkie is a dead Russkie, as Arnie would say. Blame him.

That's not necessarily a bad thing – much better than some new bland images which someone knocked up on a computer in their lunch hour!

I doubt they'll use the original versions. Probably the same ones as the US blu-rays, with added flames!

It would be great if they were used and hope springs eternal.

Got this from BFI.

"Hi Zach, thanks for your kind words about Flipside. Our next releases are not for some time, but rest assured that we are working on some extraordinary and surprising titles for 2013."

Sound's good.

Beat me too it! :lol:

Sick ****ers. Propaganda against Russia is very big in the US.

I left a comment on the Facebook but it looks like they deleted it :S it only said I hadn't seen the film but the art is awesome. Weird.

It's on there, Facebook is just a sack of crap.

Just cancelled my pre-order for Eureka's The Testament of Dr Mabuse Steelbook, and have re-ordered it from Eureka direct. Saves a pound, and supports the company: Everyone wins.

http://www.eurekavideo.co.uk/kevin/i...ment_steel.png

I also ordered that from the Eureka Video shop, and ordered the Cleopatra Steelbook while I was there.

They both look really good, with excellent artwork.

What are MGM UK playing at? I had Child's Play pre-ordered which boasted plain but effective artwork, now they've changed it to this...

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Now you all know I'm not an artwork fanatic and it won't make me cancel my pre-order, but that artwork is terrible. It's like some bad cover for an 80's John Hughes movie. Awful, just awful. I half expect to see MacCauley Kulkin peering out from around the corner.

Like the James Bond and Night of the Living Dead 1990 artwork, that is horrible and does nothing to persuade me to upgrade from DVD. I don't necessarily want distributors to stick to the same covers which adorn the DVD releases, but something which is aesthetically pleasing shouldn't be out of the question!

The winning Goldeneye Steelbook artwork is now up at play.com. Original poster artwork! I'm a happy bunny. Bring on the rest with the original artwork.

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Very nice, but for the £74 for 22 films that I'm paying for my set (thanks to the 20% discount HMV was giving away a few months ago) I can live without owning them all with OAw. I shudder to think how much money I've wasted on the various home video incarnations these films have had over the years and will not be buying them again :D

There's a really nice coffee table book of original art that I own so if I need a fix I'll dig into that ;)

:lol: I'll happily shell out a couple of hundred pounds for these.....just ss long as they don't all come out in the same month!

Wow! Now for those out there in the world who don't think there's much difference between DVD and Blu-ray or those who say "but its an old film, what's the point of getting it on Blu" then look no further than the upcoming Lawrence of Arabia 4K restoration trailer. Stunning, just stunning.

http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=35049

I'd be happy if they came on a brown paper bag if it meant getting them cheaper! *










* just kidding

I hope it's showing at a cinema near me as it is a great film and the cinematography and score are so good it's definitely going to benefit from a 4K HD restoration and be an even better viewing experience.

I'm lucky enough to not have seen it yet and don't anything about it either, not even the synopsis so I'll be watching it for the first time ever, in a cinema.

Isn't it just 4 hours of some guy walking around a desert?

If Citizen Kane is just 3 hours of a man being mean and Apocalypse Now is 3 hours of a man driving a boat, then yes.

They all need more car chases.

And explicit sex!

I'm not sure about that one, I think I've seen enough of Brando and his butter for one lifetime.

I'll end up buying this blu ray for landscape sequences along. I'll be seeing in October anyway when it's on at my local single screen in 4K with uncomprossed 5.1.

Hell if it's good enough, and if I get a job, I might that fancy special edition, if not, I might just buy the UK one

That's an extremely fortunate position to be in, so try and avoid all trailers and just go into the cinema and watch it as if it's a sneak preview of an upcoming release.

It'll also be my first time, but all I've seen is the new trailer

I've got a bit of a dilemma regarding the upcoming Universal Classic Monsters BD set. I've pre-ordered both the standard set and the LE Coffin from Sainsbury's for £33.99 & £41.99 respectively. I can't decide which one to cancel, I want the coffin but lack the storage space for it, but I know if I don't get it, it will shoot up in value like the DVD sets did with the busts(that I foolishly didn't buy for £30 from HMV because I didn't want to carry it round all day and had gone when I went back later). :decision::confused:

Answer: Buy coffin set and shift things around to make room for it. Simples

Yeah, it does seem like the obvious choice, I'd definitely regret not picking the coffin set up before it goes up in price.

Artwork for the upcoming Second Sight BD/DVD of Brian Yuzna's excellent Society, can't wait for this release!
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Hmmmm, not sure I like the flag as the background.