I would have preferred if the DVD had retained the original key art as displayed in this ad from the Directors' Fortnight catalog in '07:
Pool by pool, they form a river all the way to our house.
About Me
Some Desert Island Discs
GANG OF FOUR: Entertainment
LOVE: Forever Changes
THE BEACH BOYS: Sunflower
AIR: Talkie Walkie
LIQUID LIQUID: Liquid Liquid
DEL SHANNON: Home & Away
!!!: Louden Up Now
THE CURE: Disintegration
JOHN BARRY: Body Heat
THE SMITHS: The Queen is Dead
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: Born to Run
RICHARD HELL & THE VOIDOIDS: Blank Generation
ELVIS COSTELLO: Get Happy!!!
TELEVISION: Marquee Moon
MARVIN HAMLISCH: The Swimmer
JOHN WILLIAMS: Superman
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Back to Mono
MARVIN GAYE: What's Going On
GOBLIN: Dawn of the Dead
THE WHO: Quadrophenia
TALKING HEADS: The Name of This Band is Talking Heads
ARTHUR B. RUBINSTEIN: Blue Thunder
GIORGIO MORODER: American Gigolo
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Larry Levan, Journey Into Paradise
BUZZCOCKS: Operator's Manual
VANGELIS: Blade Runner
TANGERINE DREAM: Thief
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Crème De La Crème: Philly Soul Classics And Rarities
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Cruising
ELMER BERNSTEIN: Heavy Metal
BELLE & SEBASTIAN: If You're Feeling Sinister
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Hearing is Believing, The Jack Nitzsche Story
CURTIS MAYFIELD: Superfly
THE FEELIES: Crazy Rhythms
DELTA 5: Singles & Sessions 1979-1981
MICHEL LEGRAND: Les Parapluies de Cherbourg
SLOWDIVE: Souvlaki
ESG: A South Bronx Story
TALK TALK: It's My Life
NEW ORDER: Substance
DAVID BOWIE: Low
ENNIO MORRICONE: Once Upon a Time In America
FRANCOISE HARDY: Comment Te Dire Adieu
2 comments:
That image is incredible...one of my favorite all-time posters.
Yes, it fulfills the "big head" style that the bean-counters are so insistent on, but it's a drawing rather than a photo, so it still appeals to those of us who like poster ART. And, it captures the vulnerability and pain of Pacino's character.
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