This 1992 series from France is a superb example of the across-the-board visual variety that distinguished home-video releases around the globe.
The 'red gunbarrel ' series of sleeves emphasises its Gallic origin via sourcing original France theatrical poster art for the key visuals.
The only shortcoming of the series is the below-par quality of the source material which, in a few cases, is marred by the visible presence of poster 'fold' lines (e.g. Dr. No and You Only Live Twice). That said, France may be the only territory which used the Frank McCarthy 'upside down' art on its sleeves.
The 'red gunbarrel ' series of sleeves emphasises its Gallic origin via sourcing original France theatrical poster art for the key visuals.
The only shortcoming of the series is the below-par quality of the source material which, in a few cases, is marred by the visible presence of poster 'fold' lines (e.g. Dr. No and You Only Live Twice). That said, France may be the only territory which used the Frank McCarthy 'upside down' art on its sleeves.
