TLA Video, publisher of the TLA Film, Video & DVD Guide, enters cyberspace with this daily blog. An eclectic array of insightful, opinionated reviews of new movies and just-released DVDs.
HBO has just announced the DVD for George Wallace, a 1997 made-for-HBO movie that garnered some acclaim. Here is the original VHS art:
And here is the new DVD art:
I'm not sure what's more surprising: That Angelina Jolie's rise has been so meteoric that I can't even remember a time that she would not be on the box cover, or that Gary Sinise was ever popular enough to anchor the cover all by himself.
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