Let’s look at the most egregious examples of ruining perfectly good DVD covers. These aren’t in any particular order and the only rule is that it has to be a new piece of art created for a new release, not just the companies using an alternative poster for the DVD.
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Steven Spielberg and “E.T.” writer, Melissa Mathison re-team to bring Roald Dahl’s ‘The BFG’ to the big screen in a weird, but sincere, way.
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The Naro theatre first opened in 1936 as the Colley theater. In the 60s the new owner renamed it after his parents Nathan and Rose. It has stayed open for the entire 80 years of its life and seems to not be slowing down in the slightest. They recently raised money from the community to afford a digital projector which allows even more movies to be seen. There is even a video store next door called the Naro Expanded Video which rents out movies. Again, for those nostalgic to the older ways and love the idea of walking through shelves and shelves of DVD’s and Blu-rays it is a must and the selection of films is out of this world.
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Howard the Duck is bad. There are those out there who enjoy it, but I don’t. It may not be as bad as some make it out to be (there are far, far worse films out there) but it is still a bad film. It does feel like there maybe could have been a good film in it, but was never allowed to hatch. The direction and tone go all wrong at the wrong times. While some of the acting is fine there are just as many awful performances in it. And while technically decently made it’s flaws really do consume it.
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While the recent New 52 comics has had a mixed reaction for DC Comics, and their film division even more so there is one area they reign undisputed, animated features. From “Batman: Year One” to “The Dark Knight Returns”, “The Killing Joke” now springs to life. This entire article should end right there, but if there is ANY reason you can read that and not get excited here are 5 specific reasons you need to add this to your must see list.
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