No, for reasons stated earlier in the thread. The Caretaker raiding scene has uncompleted effects, as many of the deleted scenes unfortunately do.
Have you noticed hal, as an editor, in more recent movies are deleted scenes added to the Bluray in their unfinished versions rather than becoming fodder for editors, or is this more of the direction of each studio and director and only some movies have somewhat polished deleted material?
I just seem to recall many more DVD releases of the past having more finished clips. I was wondering if studios and directors have become more protective of their material since technology has progressed to the point it has, or if it is more the timing of the clips being cut like in early editing rather than near post production editing.
Here’s my paint-by-numbers implementation of poppasketti’s mockup for Snoke’s death.
https://vimeo.com/271892387
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Wow. I hope that some personal bias is not weighing in, but this just seems theatrically better? Less is more?