Decided to do another Lupin Laserdisc thread just for comparisons

Here's Chinatown (1974) to start off now w/ the Japanese poster!

The Dead Pool (1988) is next!

A Clockwork Orange (1971)

Dancing along next is West Side Story (1961)

Following on from that we have Ikiru (1952)

Lawrence of Arabia (1962) continues the thread!

Now we're going over the moon w/ Paper Moon (1973)

Being blow in next is Gone with the Wind (1939) ~

I can certainly think of a few of my favourite things about this The Sound of Music (1965) poster!

Fujiko gets to be the Queen she's always wanted to be in this parody poster of Cleopatra (1963) ~

This is one of my favs so far, w/ Lupin being his usual perverted self in one of my favourite films Jaws (1975) ~

Adding on the next one and it's Jigen being the character of Travis from Taxi Driver (1976)

Continuing the thread we have a very intimidating Lupin as The Terminator (1984)

Alright here's one of the most fitting so far w/ Goemon taking centre stage in Seven Samurai (1954)

Another Goemon cover w/ the film Enter the Dragon (1973) ~

Fujiko's turn again & this time the cover is taken from a screenshot of Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) instead of it's theatrical poster!

Next up we have Westworld (1973), I rl like how the person who drew this took the original Japanese poster & added a funky background scene!

Looks like Lupin gets to be his true monkey self in this Planet of The Apes (1968) Japanese poster! ~

One more for tonight & I adore this poster, Pops as Charlie Chaplin is so perfect

This Laserdisc cover was based off of the Japanese poster for City Lights (1931), I honestly wasn't expecting to find it!

Adding on to the thread w/ this fantastic Blade Runner (1982) poster!

The Sting (1973) is up next ft. Lupin & Jigen! ~

Another cover taken from a screenshot, this time it's the film Roman Holiday (1953) ft. Fujiko & Lupin ~

Aww yeah, cowboy Jigen in the sky time w/ the Japanese poster of A Fistful of Dollars (1964) ~

Who you gonna call? The Lupin gang in this Ghostbusters (1984) poster!

It's Lupin's turn to be a cowboy (unfortunately not in the sky) in this parody of the Japanese poster for Shane (1953) ~

Following on from that we have Lady Snowblood (1973). Unfortunately I haven't been able to find the screenshots the cover was based on but the theatrical poster is fantastic

Ft. Lupin, Fujiko & Jigen we have a parody of Stranger Than Paradise (1984) next!

A very fitting parody cover again w/ Fujiko & Lupin being the infamous Bonnie & Clyde (1967) of the early 30s ~

Another fitting poster w/ Jigen & Lupin as The Blues Brothers (1980) ~

Here's one I missed earlier, another Western this time ft. Lupin, Jigen & Fujiko on the cover of Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid (1969)

I havent found the exact film it's from but here we have Pops being Tora-san from the long running Japanese film series Otoko wa Tsurai yo (48 films w/ the same actor!!!)

I've included the first film, It's tough being a man (1969) & the last film Tora-san to the Rescue (1995)

Here's Lupin in a role which suits him quite well, Tootsie from the film of the same name (1982) & a rather confused Fujiko in the background ~

It's Goemon's time to shine again w/ him being rather angelic on the poster for Heaven Can Wait (1978) ~

Now this is the only one that I'm not 100% sure about but w/ Jigen's pose I think this is meant to be taken from a screenshot of Badlands (1973), if I'm wrong please let me know

Looks like a gust of wind has brought along The Seven Year Itch (1955) next w/ Fujiko as Marilyn Monroe & Lupin as the enthralled Richard Sherman in the iconic dress scene ~

We have the whole gang here & quite a few one off characters from part 2 on this Cannonball Run (1981) Japanese poster ~

The Third Man (1949) is up next ft. Jigen & the ballerina Monica from Ep 58 of Part 2

Goemon's turn for being on a really fitting cover, w/ this one taken from the Japanese poster for Hamlet (1948) ~

Here's the final cover of the bunch & what better way to finish then to have the whole gang chillin' on the Japanese Poster for American Graffiti (1973)

And that's all the covers I could find & to finish this thread off here's the boxes I found that the Laserdiscs were packaged in!

And here are the last pics! A huge thank you to @himbokeibu & @gazouzharr for helping me find out most of the posters & my Dad for the last few westerns that had me stumped!

If someone finds any more let me know & I'll add them