As per usual, this has already vanished from my c**ppy local cinema. I really wanted to see it as well.

Really did like the simplicity of the original artwork. New art isnt too bad...but its nothing great.

The revised has two quotes from Pete Hammond, hopefully this will be revised again.

So the original cover was just some kind of red herring, but, of course, they found the time and the will to screw it and give us another awful case of the floating heads syndrome.

Fortunately, both the original and the revised let us know that Pete Hammond found it "powerful and gripping!". I was on the fence about this movie, but of course that's all I needed to know, Pete Hammond's opinion. In fact, that's what drives my buying habits, Pete Hammond's enlightening opinions on the cover, I buy them all to get a complete collection.

My, oh, my...

i'll rent this one,

i dig both covers, only, the revised seems to be for an entirely different movie.

Revised artwork added...

This was massively disappionting. I never believed Tobey's character for a second, I thought his performance was way overdone. The only nice surprise was the short appearance of Carey Mulligan, which makes the film kinda worth it. I know, I know.

This one was disappointing. I love Portman and Gyllenhaal, and In America was a really good movie, but this just felt like a Lifetime movie. The scenes in Iraq were fairly lame.

Wasn't sure about this one, never saw any ads or commercials for it. But anything with those actors on the front - will rent.

I caught this in December, and just recently picked up the original Danish version for 3 bucks. I prefer the original, it's got a stronger cast. Spider Man is an okay actor, but high emotion is out of his league.

Enojoyed. Will be getting

Wow. I thought there was a mistake of the covers but those diverging lines are there deliberately.