DVD?

I'm no Warners lover, but I need to give you a little reality fix, Ray - Warners stopped using the cardboard holders ages ago. Do try to keep up. As to The Illustrated Man on DVD - it's a reasonably okay transfer (the color is a little off, but not much), but as always people who "review" these things on the imdb trumpet "misunderstood masterpiece" so often it's laughable. No, this film, which was a critical and box-office disaster, has not become a masterpiece in the intervening years - it's the same bad film it always was. Anyone who says (condescendingly, I might add) "It's for thinkers" clearly knows little about Mr. Bradbury, cinema, or thinking. The film has no sense of rhythm or pace, and it just sits there like a dead herring. Mr. Steiger is fine, so is Claire Bloom and Robert Drivas, but the script is bad, and the normally reliable Jack Smight seems hamstrung by the material.