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Film critic Dave Kehr popularly called The Lady From Shanghai "The weirdest great movie ever made."
It's not a personal favorite, but it's definitely interesting and at times still incredibly vibrant and innovative.

Looking at the cover again, I was probably a little too enamored with the before-and-after of the colorizing and didn't do enough to elevate this beyond being just a still photo with a title on top. But, overall, I'm still pretty excited with the result:



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This is a great design Tim, You are a very talented graphic designer my friend.

I can see why you might have been enamored with your work. I find this to be a very elegant design that fits the film very well. Excellent!

I think the design is as good as the image work. Your skills in bringing these old black and white image to life amazes me every time!

You've done an outstanding job once again.

You have mad skills my friend

Amazing colouring work

Amazing work as always!

Congratulations Tim, what you do with the pictures is amazing. I always look at your work with an open mouth. All of your work reflects uniqueness.

Of course I knew that was your entry.

Again you've done another outstanding job with the colorizing. The boat-in-the-water-background just looks like an official artwork.
Got my top vote.