Munich [Widescren,Collector's Edition]

Well, Onijay, it seems you were right all along. Now on too the classic question- anyone know the cover art? Also, I PRAY this doesn't become as hard to find a limited edition as the Jarhead 2 disc release, I had to go nearly everywhere to find that one.

Anybody recall if this was traditionally shot in 1.85 or did Spielberg go with 2.35 like he did with Minority Report?

Hopefully the cover is the picture of Bana sitting down with the gun in his hand, I don't want another one of my favorite movies given the photoshop amateur bit.

Think you might be dissapointed Depression. Thedigitalbits posted the cover art for Munich a couple days ago... here's the link:

http://www.thedigitalbits.com/mytwocentsa117.html#wan

It's not bad by any means but I agree that the original poster art wouldn've been better.

It's decent cover art, but keep in mind, we don't know if that's for the single or two disc edition.

One Disc, Two Disc, Red Disc, Blue Disc, who cares. Worst movie Spielberg has ever made. It's like he had his manhood snipped off before he made it. Can ya tell I didn't like it? The sound was good though..

The cover art looks ok. I suppose they want to make sure that the rentals and purchases for this film are higher than its BO, so they seem to have designed a cover that will appeal to more people, illustrating action and other aspects of the film that may create a connection among a broad range of average DVD renters and buyers.

I'd guess that the cover at digitalbits is probably the single disc one, and it wouldn't surprise me if the special edition has either a cardboard slipcase of the theatrical image (like Universal did for the 2-Disc special edition of King Kong), with a more "normal" cover on the inside.

For those who didn't like Spielberg's take, I encourage you to seek out THE SWORD OF GIDEON, which was the first adaptation of VENGENCE, released as a made-for-TV movie in the late 1980s, now on DVD:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092038/

- Steve