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Old 03-26-2014, 06:24 PM   #1
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I too think the illustration is a lot more fitting and stylish than the film still. People really seem to hate commissioned illustrations as covers these days and which is reflected by the decline of art for film posters. Instead of the stylish graphic designs and illustrations we got till the 80s, it's now all photos and badly photo-shopped at that. Apparently audiences can't make the mental leap anymore that a painting or drawing doesn't represent an animated film or is simply considered old fashioned.
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Apparently audiences can't make the mental leap anymore that a painting or drawing doesn't represent an animated film or is simply considered old fashioned.
GUILTY.

When I saw the cover I instantly thought Criterion had badly botched another release with DNR!
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