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The Hi-Rez manga posters can be found on TFN here: http://www.theforce.net/books/bookcovers/jpn_classic.asp
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I do not fear the Dark Side as you do.
Star Wars DVD Covers — Page 72
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Originally posted by: RickWJ324
Here's another set I just finished. Enjoy!
--RickWJ324
Download 3240x2175 Cover
Download 3240x2175 Cover
Download 3240x2175 Cover
Here's another set I just finished. Enjoy!
--RickWJ324
Download 3240x2175 Cover
Download 3240x2175 Cover
Download 3240x2175 Cover
Just quoting because I absolutely love these covers! I tweaked them a little to make them fit Moth3r's set. They're gonna look very cool on my rack! The Faces-covers are, IMO, the best Star Wars covers ever made.
The Hi-Rez manga posters can be found on TFN here: http://www.theforce.net/books/bookcovers/jpn_classic.asp
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http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/cinestarwars.htm
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Ok, I'll also need other high res pictures... if anyone would be willing to give a link I'd be even MORE happy.
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Al are supposed to be in Digipak box format. (Like Panic Room, and The Matrix Ultimate Collection.. the kind of paper version of the slim-case thin pak)
This is my wish-list on what should be on it:
Star Wars Classic HD Collection
‘Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope’ Disc 1------------------
- The Film – Presented in its original 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio and transferred in 1028-HD quality; maintains quality up to a 50-inch screen.
- New Audio Commentary by Director George Lucas and Producer Gary Kurtz
- New Audio Commentary by The Cast (Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, James Earl Jones)
- New Audio Commentary by Production Crew
- New Audio Commentary with Isolated Score by John Williams
- New Audio Commentary by Post Production Crew
‘Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back’ Disc 2------------------
- The Film – Presented in its original 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio and transferred in 1028-HD quality; maintains quality up to a 50-inch screen.
- New Audio Commentary by Director Irvin Kershner, Producer Gary Kurtz, Screenwriters, and George Lucas
- New Audio Commentary by The Cast (Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, James Earl Jones)
- New Audio Commentary by Production Crew
- New Audio Commentary with Isolated Score by John Williams
- New Audio Commentary by Post Production Crew
‘Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi’ Disc 3------------------
- The Film – Presented in its original 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio and transferred in 1028-HD quality; maintains quality up to a 50-inch screen.
- New Audio Commentary by George Lucas and Producers, and Screenwriters
- New Audio Commentary by The Cast (Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, James Earl Jones)
- New Audio Commentary by Production Crew
- New Audio Commentary with Isolated Score by John Williams
- New Audio Commentary by Post Production Crew
‘Star Wars: Empire of Dreams’ Disc 4------------------
- A 2 hour documentary on the Star Wars saga
- Some cool features
- Making of “Empire of Dreams”
‘The Design of Star Wars’ Disc 5------------------
- A look at the design of all creatures, sets, props, costumes, and atmosphere of the Star Wars trilogy.
- Some featurettes
‘The Story of Star Wars’ Disc 6------------------
- A whole lot of stuff about the story of Star Wars the trilogy.
‘The Star Wars Archive’ Disc 7------------------
- All the concepts, storyboards, footage, photos, commentaries, interviews, deleted scenes, and all kinds of other goodies are in this disc.
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But yeah, I suppose it would be on the "archive" disc.
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Originally posted by: olzen
Heh, neither have I, actually. Not yet anyway. But I hear it should be pretty awful. Literally, the songs I've heard are pretty awful! So seeing an HD version of it would just be quite amusing, that's all!
Heh, neither have I, actually. Not yet anyway. But I hear it should be pretty awful. Literally, the songs I've heard are pretty awful! So seeing an HD version of it would just be quite amusing, that's all!
I saw the holiday special, and it is insn't pretty awfull, it just sucks
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
I love you, man!
Ok, I'll also need other high res pictures... if anyone would be willing to give a link I'd be even MORE happy.
I love you, man!
Ok, I'll also need other high res pictures... if anyone would be willing to give a link I'd be even MORE happy.
Here are most of the posters I have, you already probably have most of them though.
link
EDIT: I also think that Rikter is going to put up a torrent with dvd covers and also poster art, but I could be wrong.
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
Star Wars Classic HD Collection
- The Film – Presented in its original 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio and transferred in 1028-HD quality; maintains quality up to a 50-inch screen.
Star Wars Classic HD Collection
- The Film – Presented in its original 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio and transferred in 1028-HD quality; maintains quality up to a 50-inch screen.
Just to let you know: There isn't a format named "1028-HD". First of all the resolution of the "small HD" is 1280 x 720... and since video-resolutions are referred to by their vertical resolution AND the frame-technique used (p = progressive, i = interlaced), the correct term would be "720p-HD". But I guess we would like to have the movies in the "big HD"-res, which would be 1920 x 1080... so actually we'd like to have it in "1080p-HD", I guess.
Sorry for being a wise-ass
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
Hi there,
These covers look awesome. Can anyone tell me if they are available to download anywhere ?
Thanks in advance.
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but if you mean printable versions... I didn't make all the DVD Covers that big to be printed out.
If you want one I could make it print-size
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Originally posted by: Darth Solo
Cant believe people are adopting the HD/Blu Ray thing so easily!
Cant believe people are adopting the HD/Blu Ray thing so easily!
Glad somebody shares my view. It's too early to launch another home video format. DVD only became very popular a few years ago. Only the real hardcore fans will buy new equipment and new versions of the same movies. It killed of Betamax and Laserdisc and it'll probably kill off these as well.
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Originally posted by: olzen
Glad somebody shares my view. It's too early to launch another home video format. DVD only became very popular a few years ago. Only the real hardcore fans will buy new equipment and new versions of the same movies. It killed of Betamax and Laserdisc and it'll probably kill off these as well.
Originally posted by: Darth Solo
Cant believe people are adopting the HD/Blu Ray thing so easily!
Cant believe people are adopting the HD/Blu Ray thing so easily!
Glad somebody shares my view. It's too early to launch another home video format. DVD only became very popular a few years ago. Only the real hardcore fans will buy new equipment and new versions of the same movies. It killed of Betamax and Laserdisc and it'll probably kill off these as well.
I AM adopting HD, but not yet BluRay. It will be years until I get myself new hardware and buy HD-movies on BluRay... but there are already hundreds of HDTV-recordings of several movies out there on the UseNet, and I am focussing on those right now. It is a big leap forward, so why shy away from it completely? I don't see HD as a replacement to DVD yet. The perfect DVD-set (and I'd like to say that Jackson's "Lord of the Rings"-SEEs fit this term) is still much more valuable to me than higher resolution... although there are several movies out there I'd like to have in HD... like digital movies (Pixar, Dreamworks... I am an graphics guy after all), huge epics (Ben Hur, Lord of the Rings, Gladiator), Classics (Star Wars 4 - 6, Indiana Jones), VFX-heavy movies (like the Prequels) or movies with an awesome production design (the Harry Potter movies, Star Trek, Terminator, Alien)... so, basically movies that - when presented in HD, simple "show more". There would be no reason for me to watch "Clerks", "Chasing Amy", "Mallrats" or "Dogma" in HD, since these aren't visually impressive movies (ok, "Dogma" and "Jay & Bob" are Kevin's better looking ones, but still).
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Originally posted by: Laserschwert
I AM adopting HD, but not yet BluRay. It will be years until I get myself new hardware and buy HD-movies on BluRay... but there are already hundreds of HDTV-recordings of several movies out there on the UseNet, and I am focussing on those right now. It is a big leap forward, so why shy away from it completely? I don't see HD as a replacement to DVD yet. The perfect DVD-set (and I'd like to say that Jackson's "Lord of the Rings"-SEEs fit this term) is still much more valuable to me than higher resolution... although there are several movies out there I'd like to have in HD... like digital movies (Pixar, Dreamworks... I am an graphics guy after all), huge epics (Ben Hur, Lord of the Rings, Gladiator), Classics (Star Wars 4 - 6, Indiana Jones), VFX-heavy movies (like the Prequels) or movies with an awesome production design (the Harry Potter movies, Star Trek, Terminator, Alien)... so, basically movies that - when presented in HD, simple "show more". There would be no reason for me to watch "Clerks", "Chasing Amy", "Mallrats" or "Dogma" in HD, since these aren't visually impressive movies (ok, "Dogma" and "Jay & Bob" are Kevin's better looking ones, but still).
Originally posted by: olzen
Glad somebody shares my view. It's too early to launch another home video format. DVD only became very popular a few years ago. Only the real hardcore fans will buy new equipment and new versions of the same movies. It killed of Betamax and Laserdisc and it'll probably kill off these as well.
Originally posted by: Darth Solo
Cant believe people are adopting the HD/Blu Ray thing so easily!
Cant believe people are adopting the HD/Blu Ray thing so easily!
Glad somebody shares my view. It's too early to launch another home video format. DVD only became very popular a few years ago. Only the real hardcore fans will buy new equipment and new versions of the same movies. It killed of Betamax and Laserdisc and it'll probably kill off these as well.
I AM adopting HD, but not yet BluRay. It will be years until I get myself new hardware and buy HD-movies on BluRay... but there are already hundreds of HDTV-recordings of several movies out there on the UseNet, and I am focussing on those right now. It is a big leap forward, so why shy away from it completely? I don't see HD as a replacement to DVD yet. The perfect DVD-set (and I'd like to say that Jackson's "Lord of the Rings"-SEEs fit this term) is still much more valuable to me than higher resolution... although there are several movies out there I'd like to have in HD... like digital movies (Pixar, Dreamworks... I am an graphics guy after all), huge epics (Ben Hur, Lord of the Rings, Gladiator), Classics (Star Wars 4 - 6, Indiana Jones), VFX-heavy movies (like the Prequels) or movies with an awesome production design (the Harry Potter movies, Star Trek, Terminator, Alien)... so, basically movies that - when presented in HD, simple "show more". There would be no reason for me to watch "Clerks", "Chasing Amy", "Mallrats" or "Dogma" in HD, since these aren't visually impressive movies (ok, "Dogma" and "Jay & Bob" are Kevin's better looking ones, but still).
Well i'm a blu-ray person i'm gonna tell you one that HD-DVD doesn't hold as much and Blu-ray is more capable of being areound longer than Hd-DVD cuz its so expandable
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
sort of... I'll make separate DVD box pictures...
but if you mean printable versions... I didn't make all the DVD Covers that big to be printed out.
If you want one I could make it print-size
sort of... I'll make separate DVD box pictures...
but if you mean printable versions... I didn't make all the DVD Covers that big to be printed out.
If you want one I could make it print-size
Would it be possible to get the three movie covers in a printable size?
That would be really appreciated.
Thanks.
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