A Clockwork Orange (Blu-ray SteelBook) [France]
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Has this won any award yet for the worst front artwork of the year, if not the worst in steelbook history?
Lol ... as if we didn't know ... steelbook designs - like fashion, food, hairstyles etc. - are cyclical and what we have here is a perfect example of a style fad.
When I think of returning style fads, fashion seems like a good example ... now, probably very few here around in the "70s - the decade that taste forgot as someone aptly noted - and if someone said at the time that flares/flared jeans, bellbottoms, mullet hairstyles, kipper ties, shirts with long collar points etc. would be back they'd be mostly wrong (as of 2018) ... in my experience only flares made a substantive comeback. However, as fashion is cyclical, who's to say that the '70s won't make a comeback in the 2020s
A better example of a decade that inspired returning fads would be the '60s with many items from that period seen on the streets today including mini shirts, thin ties and thin jacket lapels, drainpipe or tapered trousers etc.
Anyway, it's not as if every steelbook is produced in this or similar minimalist or arty styles ... although it may seem like it (lol) ... with arty / minimalist steelbooks appearing in waves since 2015 when the divisive so-called Pop / Gallery 1988 & Illustrated Art styles were thrust upon an unsuspecting populace.
I personally welcome all steelbook styles and like the idea and look of variety on the shelves although admittedly there are a few steelbooks I just plain haven't been able to warm to - recently BLACK PANTHER and DEADPOOL come to mind.
I'd say that the best thing about these new, fresh designs is that they open the doors to the more modern collector who may start with these and then gravitate to more complex, more expensive and more designery brands.
When I think of returning style fads, fashion seems like a good example ... now, probably very few here around in the "70s - the decade that taste forgot as someone aptly noted - and if someone said at the time that flares/flared jeans, bellbottoms, mullet hairstyles, kipper ties, shirts with long collar points etc. would be back they'd be mostly wrong (as of 2018) ... in my experience only flares made a substantive comeback. However, as fashion is cyclical, who's to say that the '70s won't make a comeback in the 2020s
A better example of a decade that inspired returning fads would be the '60s with many items from that period seen on the streets today including mini shirts, thin ties and thin jacket lapels, drainpipe or tapered trousers etc.
Anyway, it's not as if every steelbook is produced in this or similar minimalist or arty styles ... although it may seem like it (lol) ... with arty / minimalist steelbooks appearing in waves since 2015 when the divisive so-called Pop / Gallery 1988 & Illustrated Art styles were thrust upon an unsuspecting populace.
I personally welcome all steelbook styles and like the idea and look of variety on the shelves although admittedly there are a few steelbooks I just plain haven't been able to warm to - recently BLACK PANTHER and DEADPOOL come to mind.
I'd say that the best thing about these new, fresh designs is that they open the doors to the more modern collector who may start with these and then gravitate to more complex, more expensive and more designery brands.
If it´s sold with that girl then yes I want to
Bwahaha now that would make a very interesting GB with only 1 copy available
In all seriousness that’s one bland and ugly steelbook but for some reason every time I look at it I feel like a nice refreshing cold glass of milk
Note: President Trump is cracking down on international human trafficking. Thus, girl not available with steelbook.If it´s sold with that girl then yes I want to
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