Jetrell Fo said:

negative1 said:

Jetrell Fo said:

negative1 said:

obviously somewhere down the line

the 35mm prints need to be tracked down..

they shouldn't be that expensive, and

they'll be in pretty good shape.

however, that's a whole different can

of worms, right? hmmmmmmm..........

later

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This WOULD be the most optimal solution and one I'd love to see come to fruition. I'd actually be pleased if we could get at least 1 35mm copy of the PT as well....for posterity and historical reference. I put out some feelers on the 35MM forum in hopes of gaining some info about the SE 35mm.

Wouldn't it be cool if we had our own film vault here? :) :)

yeah,

getting the PT on 35mm is also something

i wouldn't mind seeing/getting... who knows?????

again, they are pretty cheap to get also.. and

in good condition.

later

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If we could somehow obtain stuff like this the DTS discs would sync properly and we'd have at least pre-DVD versions of these movies without any changes before moving to the consumer market.

This was posted over @ the 35mm forum:

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace 1999 $450. SOLD
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones 2002 $550. SOLD
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith 2005 $600. Still Avail.

Whether these prices are normal or not, I would not know. All I have in the way of film is a 35mm Scope Trailer for TPM. I have a 35mm set for the SE Trilogy trailer but it was cut and sold in like 5 frames per strip. I bought the whole lot but I have no way of scanning them to post as reference.