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I had that VHS copy of THUNDERBALL. As I recall it had an excellent transfer, a trailer for YOLT and a Pink Panther cartoon.
So I wonder if these two covers were specific to video store rentals. I enjoy the covers, but I never really acquired VHS copies during that era.
Also, understanding these were on Ebay, I have to wonder if those tapes have been rewound back to the beginning.
@Gunbarrels007 This page went over this specific collection featuring all the covers.
http://007homevideo.com/vhs_au_mgmua.html
http://bondenargentina.tumblr.com/vhs
Did you know... Casino Royale was released here on VHS?
Anyone wondering how it looked like?
As you can see, they didn't even bother to adapt it for Pan&Scan even though there was a Fullscreen version on DVD in the US. But VHS was still popular in my country by the mid-2000s. Or well, not popular, but maybe they thought they should give VHS a last try before DVDs coped the market.
Sometimes the old ways are best.
http://retrospekcja.net.pl/2015/11/09/spectre-na-vhs/
This is from inside the You Only Live Twice special edition dvd cover:
That's Sean Connery from Never Say Never Again with someone's arm in front of him holding a gun in their hand - peculiar.
"Entertaining"
-- The guy who made the cover.
From the booklet, you mean? My own R4 SE DVD comes without it.
I have a huge window cling I took from Rogers Video when I worked here in Canada, that advertises CR's release on VHS. :P
I have to know: is the girl with the gun also Bérénice? Or perhaps the girl from Turkey? At any rate, her shapely presence front and center means the image is perfectly rounded.
Anyway, cheers @mattjoes, the girl is Olga, who I simply added into the artwork because, well, she was pointing a gun at me:
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d4/69/72/d46972f638512c663c364d8a3e77edd1.jpg
Really like the NSNA one here: