Originally posted by: Karyudo
Which prompts me to wonder, Why do you want it? Good question, although I didn't actually state that I want it.
The real answer:
Assuming it's the theatrical 35mm version and not the theatrical digital version, it's the only known evidence of the changes made between the film version and the digital version. I did some research, and the Centropy version appears to be the best copy out there. Which should answer your question as well, daveytod. Sadly, there seems to be no evidence of any telecine copies of this particular cut of the film that I can find.
(I've got the timecoded version, but I never grabbed the Centropy version. Sorry!)
Timecoded... are you talking about ROTS or AOTC here? I've never heard of a timecoded AOTC in public hands, but we've heard plenty about the ROTS one.Which prompts me to wonder, Why do you want it? Good question, although I didn't actually state that I want it.
The real answer:
Assuming it's the theatrical 35mm version and not the theatrical digital version, it's the only known evidence of the changes made between the film version and the digital version. I did some research, and the Centropy version appears to be the best copy out there. Which should answer your question as well, daveytod. Sadly, there seems to be no evidence of any telecine copies of this particular cut of the film that I can find.
(I've got the timecoded version, but I never grabbed the Centropy version. Sorry!)
--SKot