Echoes

Originally posted by: calisto
hi,

I have got the "20th Anniversary" Fan Editon if anybody wants me to up it or PIF?

Thanks

Originally posted by: Miasta
So, I guess the next logica question for me is, where can I get this Transformers Zone? I just checked IMDB and there wasn't too much on it. Any help?

Originally posted by: Mentor
Didn't somebody already make an anamorphic DVD-quality copy of this from a UK digital broadcast?

Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
Trailer is spelled wrong.

And....is it typical to have self congratulatory comments on the menus?? lol

Is that a CGI Superman on the cover??

Originally posted by: JackLucas
That is what I was thinking. Why not just release the workprint on disc? With menus and such. It would be cool for those of us who have never seen it.

Originally posted by: jabberdoo
My copy is not the greatest and has a bad tracking problem at the begining which is why we would need to edit it with the director's cut to make it a much better looking and watchable copy. I have a few other Friday extended versions and some tv cuts of Hallowen 2 and lots of other stuff. Unfortunately I don't have the time or expertise to clean these up and make them look nearly as good as some of you guys do.

Jay

Originally posted by: Rikter
EVEN COOLER UPDATE

I just got the S1 EXTENDED The International Salkind Cut Recorded as aired in 1982 on AUSTRALIAN TV and IT looks GREAT for a 23 years old FIRST GENERATION VHS copy! (IMHO )

PLEASE keep in mind the transfer is from a 23 years old VHS...


PLEASE keep in mind the transfer is from a 23 years old VHS...


PLEASE keep in mind the transfer is from a 23 years old VHS...


I am looking forward to this

Thanks Rikter



SO...



IN PRODUCTION -
Superman: The Movie - The International Salkind Cut (NON-Composite)
Angrysun DVD authoring & PAL to NTSC of a Darth Anonymous VHS transfer

Running Time: 188 minutes (NTSC)

This alternate and VERY, VERY rare Recorded as aired NON-composite version includes all known footage. As the film and its sequels enjoyed its popularity in the early 1980’s, producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind took it upon themselves to prepare the film for its eventual television broadcast. In order to market the film to television stations around the world, the Salkinds re-edited the film with approximately 45 minutes of additional footage not released in theaters. Whereas Richard Donner had complete directorial control in editing the film for theatrical release, the Salkinds had control of the film for international distribution and television marketing, and the film was re-edited without Donner’s approval. The added footage brought the running time of the film to 188 minutes, the longest known version of the film to be assembled and shown to audiences around the world.

In addition to the many added scenes, a number of musical cues from John Williams’ original soundtrack were restored to the film, some of them not heard in the theatrical release of the film nor on the popular two-disc soundtrack album. Additional cues underscoring scenes on Krypton, the planet’s destruction, and Otis’ journey through the Metropolis subway tunnels were heard for the first time, while other cues underscoring the launch of Kal-El’s starship, Superman intercepting and hurling the missile into space, the aftershocks of the earthquake, and Superman in action, all previously heard on the original soundtrack album, were restored to the context of the film.

- 2 DVDr / PAL or NTSC
- Fan Preservation
- Source: VHS recording of Australian OTA broadcast
- Fullscreen



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