They Twilighted Near Dark!
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From: Briarwood Sanatarium
They Twilighted Near Dark!
Has anyone seen the new cover for lionsgate re-release of Near Dark
http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_ite...or=1#topoftabs
It is a total rip-off of Twilight, can you imagine all those teeny bopper Twilight lovers buying this.
http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_ite...or=1#topoftabs
It is a total rip-off of Twilight, can you imagine all those teeny bopper Twilight lovers buying this.
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Re: They Twilighted Near Dark!

maybe those twilight kids will see what a real vampire movie looks like
. I have actually never seen Near Dark (yeah i know) but if i saw that cover, there is no way i would buy it.
Last edited by Rypro 525; 07-03-09 at 09:51 PM.
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Re: They Twilighted Near Dark!
absolutely horrible. i will stick with my holofoil original.
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Re: They Twilighted Near Dark!
I bought The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2: Gruesome Edition and instead of giving us the classic "Breakfast Club"-style artwork they made the cover look like "Saw".
I wish the studios would at least give us a double-sided cover. One side to modernize the film so they can sell it to the teenagers and one side with the original release artwork that we really associate with when we think of the film.
Why can't older films be appreciated as older films. The marketers somehow feel they have to fool consumers into thinking they're buying a modern movie.
When I buy Pink Floyd The Wall on CD, the cover looks just like it did when it was first released on vinyl.
The album cover is the album's identity.
The same should be for films as well.
I wish the studios would at least give us a double-sided cover. One side to modernize the film so they can sell it to the teenagers and one side with the original release artwork that we really associate with when we think of the film.
Why can't older films be appreciated as older films. The marketers somehow feel they have to fool consumers into thinking they're buying a modern movie.
When I buy Pink Floyd The Wall on CD, the cover looks just like it did when it was first released on vinyl.
The album cover is the album's identity.
The same should be for films as well.




