Bullitt (Blu-ray SteelBook) (Amazon Exclusive) [Germany]
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. . . or even one or other of the brand new cool retro posters by Matthew Woodson with the 'King of Cool' on the front, of course, and THAT car:-
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. . . or even one or other of the brand new cool retro posters by Matthew Woodson with the 'King of Cool' on the front, of course, and THAT car:-
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was just going to post the same thing, best option i've seen to date.
You're confusing Warner with FOX.
They did the Poor Man's PopArt Collection.
It serves the joke to ignore that.You're confusing Warner with FOX.
Amazon France has update listing with artwork
Super. Love it. Two classic posters for the covers with the "King of Cool" in iconic pose on the front . . . just as good as the Matthew Woodson ^ although . . .
. . . admittedly exclaiming at first sight, "Where's the friggin car?!" . . . but then I saw the inside so all was well in the world again
Covers tied together very nicely, despite the very different backdrop colours, thanks to the vertical bars design.
Continuing the style of poster from his similar period film - THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR with its creative use of split-screen . . . a technique which, as far as I can remember, was not actually used in this film . . . although been a while since last watched:-
Horizontal tramlines on the Amaray . . . vertical on the steelbook (lol):-
Turning out to be a very good-looking wave indeed - at present standing at 6 titles - with only DOG DAY I'm having difficulty warming to . . . as well as being a wave of much, much better films in steelbooks than usual:-
. . . admittedly exclaiming at first sight, "Where's the friggin car?!" . . . but then I saw the inside so all was well in the world again
Covers tied together very nicely, despite the very different backdrop colours, thanks to the vertical bars design.
Continuing the style of poster from his similar period film - THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR with its creative use of split-screen . . . a technique which, as far as I can remember, was not actually used in this film . . . although been a while since last watched:-
Horizontal tramlines on the Amaray . . . vertical on the steelbook (lol):-
Turning out to be a very good-looking wave indeed - at present standing at 6 titles - with only DOG DAY I'm having difficulty warming to . . . as well as being a wave of much, much better films in steelbooks than usual:-
(1) ZODIAC ----------------------- (2) THE LAST SAMURAI --------- (3) DOG DAY AFTERNOON -------------- (4) BULLITT ------------------(5) FORBIDDEN PLANET ------------ (6) MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
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