The first is the more readily-available one, which you can buy for £15.99 without much fuss. Look at that bullet hole at the top left. The folded poster paper lines remain, however, and it seems that whoever was firing at this particular extra-terrestrial’s silhouette remains a terrible shot. The differences are the Neill Blomkamp and Peter Jackson tags at the top, and the way the Prawn’s legs have been cut off in the Photoshopping process. You’ll recognise this front cover from the original shooting gallery poster from back in 2009. Thank the Lord they kept the glorious tagline – although we’re not sure why they took the stamp-like border away – as well as the metal coil that looks like it’s bouncing out of Anne Francis’s right breast. Robby The Robot got a fresh lick of paint for this 4000-strong limited run of Forbidden Planet steelbooks, with the original poster art enhanced to boast an altogether greener hue. Here you’ll see at least five things you’ll want to buy straight away, as well as reviews from collectors themselves, which are about as passionate as anyone could be about anything. Netflix and other streaming services make the headlines for teaming up with Disney and the like, but what about the humble metal casing that makes your extra special Blu-ray extra extra special? Following in the footsteps of our The Most Ludicrous DVD/Blu-ray Box Sets Ever and The Most Ludicrous DVD/Blu-ray Box Sets Ever: The TV Edition features comes this, 35 Of The Best-Looking DVD And Blu-Ray Steelbooks Ever Made, which celebrates the sheer prettiness of steelbook covers, and the nerdy collectors who buy them. Steelbooks aren’t getting enough love these days.

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