ToasterBoy

Some people were saying that the LD was “cropped”, which isn’t the case. The Blu-ray release had (slight) open mattes, opening it from 1.85:1 (the original theatrical ratio) to 1.78:1 (the HDTV standard). Just thought I’d throw my opinion into the ring and say we should crop the BD to 1.85:1 to really get an “authentic” theatrical version.

So, when watching the featurettes for Ant-Man on the Blu-ray disc, the film’s director, Peyton Reed, stated that the film was originally framed for 2.4:1 with a shooting ratio of 1.78:1, but during post he realized that when you shrink everything expands vertically. So he opened it to 1.85:1. I had an idea to keep the 1.85:1 frame for the macro size shots and scenes, but reframe the rest of the movie to 2.4:1. Just a thought because I don’t have the money for a Blu-ray ripper.

Hot Fuzz (2007) - The funniest movie I’ve ever seen. Directed by Edgar Wright, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, written by Wright and Pegg. Surprisingly, people consider this to be the weak link in the Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy. I really like it. 9.2/10

A cover for the DeEd I made while tired. It has the opening crawls on the back, and a Force Awakens-style Original Trilogy logo with the font used for the logo of my personal favorite movie (props to whoever recognizes it) and has “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…” on the top of the back, which came directly from the DeEd.
PM me for the actual cover.
Please don’t redistribute.

Easy: long-ass credits.

Does anyone have tips for making a 14mm Blu-Ray case for the Despecialized Trilogy in the style of the Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy box (which I cannot post a picture of for whatever reason)?

Wait, does it include the actual discs with the movies on them? I’m having trouble burning the discs, so if these include the movies, that would be TREMENDOUS help.

What would you do once you have this Ultimate Collection finished? Would you distribute it in some way, shape, or form?

If you download JDownloader from the link on the Introductory Guide, and use the multi-part .rar version, there are no adverse affects.

If I were to use Burn (I’m a Mac user) to put the .iso file on a disc, would I make it a data disc?

Hi.
I’m a Mac user, and I’ve had a lot of trouble burning the AVCHD version of the movie. I’ve used Wine and ImgBurn, Mac DVD rip, Burn, and SimplyBurns and none of them work, instead saying it’s a “Data DVD”. Any other suggestions for ways to burn it to a DVD+R DL?