Incredible Hulk Artwork
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Incredible Hulk Artwork
No release date. I'm guessing 3rd disc will be digital copy. Didn't see it, but will probably buy it.
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...le-hulk10.html
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...le-hulk10.html
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Figures. Knew it was too good to be true. Count me in for someone else who hates that cover, but hey, it's what's inside that counts right?
btw, no mention of Ed Norton on the cover???
btw, no mention of Ed Norton on the cover???
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Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
Great movie, but the artwork is indeed horrible. No Ed Norton on the cover? He's the reason the movie is so good!
I was hoping for a cover like this:
I was hoping for a cover like this:
i would guess that they might use it for the single disc, but then it would be
an even bigger joke if buyers of the special edition end up with such an ugly artwork, while the single disc gets the nice poster art.
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I didn't see this in the theater, but the Hulk look so fake in that cover art. Is that really what he looks like in the film?! I thought they were trying to make him more realistic than Ang Lee's.
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Originally Posted by ScissorPuppy
Wow, his name isn't even on the cover. I wonder if he asked not to be on the cover. Looks like when hulk 3 comes out. We will yet another Banner.
Best chance is to wait for an Avengers movie.
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Looks terrible, but since this is an early announcement I can only hope that they revise it before it comes out. Original poster is much better. Maybe they'll use that for a possible 1-disc release? Still, I enjoyed this enough that I'll buy it.
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I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Universal releases the extended version that Norton was hoping for.
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Originally Posted by bookcase3
I didn't see this in the theater, but the Hulk look so fake in that cover art. Is that really what he looks like in the film?! I thought they were trying to make him more realistic than Ang Lee's.
Not quite that bad...
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Originally Posted by DJariya
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Universal releases the extended version that Norton was hoping for.
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Originally Posted by DJariya
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Universal releases the extended version that Norton was hoping for.
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Not likely. They are probably saving that extended cut for another double dip later on.
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The unofficial rule is that the title on a DVD cover should be in the top half, if not the top third. Cropping the poster to fit a DVD cover (much less Blu-ray), the title would cover a large portion of the Hulk up there. Keeping the title where it is at the bottom -- and at that size -- would be impossible in the eyes of a marketing department.
The one option I can see is to put the title above/behind Norton's head, but it still might be too small/hard to read to be considered marketable, and you'd still be covering a lot of the Hulk.
As far as not putting names or featuring Norton, that's pretty common practice on SEs for movies like this. Take a look at Transformers or the upcoming Iron Man -- it's all about the special effect character/creature.
Marketing materials aside, I'm looking forward to this. My expectations aren't sky high, but I'll definitely go for a rental.
The one option I can see is to put the title above/behind Norton's head, but it still might be too small/hard to read to be considered marketable, and you'd still be covering a lot of the Hulk.
As far as not putting names or featuring Norton, that's pretty common practice on SEs for movies like this. Take a look at Transformers or the upcoming Iron Man -- it's all about the special effect character/creature.
Marketing materials aside, I'm looking forward to this. My expectations aren't sky high, but I'll definitely go for a rental.
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Originally Posted by bunnydojo
The unofficial rule is that the title on a DVD cover should be in the top half, if not the top third. Cropping the poster to fit a DVD cover (much less Blu-ray), the title would cover a large portion of the Hulk up there. Keeping the title where it is at the bottom -- and at that size -- would be impossible in the eyes of a marketing department.
The one option I can see is to put the title above/behind Norton's head, but it still might be too small/hard to read to be considered marketable, and you'd still be covering a lot of the Hulk.
As far as not putting names or featuring Norton, that's pretty common practice on SEs for movies like this. Take a look at Transformers or the upcoming Iron Man -- it's all about the special effect character/creature.
Marketing materials aside, I'm looking forward to this. My expectations aren't sky high, but I'll definitely go for a rental.
The one option I can see is to put the title above/behind Norton's head, but it still might be too small/hard to read to be considered marketable, and you'd still be covering a lot of the Hulk.
As far as not putting names or featuring Norton, that's pretty common practice on SEs for movies like this. Take a look at Transformers or the upcoming Iron Man -- it's all about the special effect character/creature.
Marketing materials aside, I'm looking forward to this. My expectations aren't sky high, but I'll definitely go for a rental.
http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...WH5M/dvdinside
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Originally Posted by philip74
well the german steelbook seems to have managed to use that poster art
http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...WH5M/dvdinside
http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...WH5M/dvdinside
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I think I'm in the minority when I say that I like the title. It's a comic-book movie, and the DVD cover looks the a comic book cover. I like that. I hope one of the discs is an extended cut, but I'm not banking on it. I'm definitely picking this up.
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Originally Posted by rmick
I'm thinking the third disc will be a digital copy. Boo!
At least they are putting the bonus features on a second disc, instead of cramming them all on the first disc, and then leaving the 1-Disc release bare-bones.
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Here's an interview with the director before the movie came out where he says the Blu-ray and maybe the standard dvd will have the 70 minutes of footage.
http://www.collider.com/entertainmen...id/8173/tcid/1
http://www.collider.com/entertainmen...id/8173/tcid/1
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A little more info the 3rd disc is a digital copy.
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...le-hulk10.html
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...le-hulk10.html