Who Framed Roger Rabbit? - uncensored HDTV airing(s) (Released) — Page 12

It's pretty much impossible to prove you wrong, however I don't see proof "For a good time ..." is an urban legend either. Just saying because very few other website indicate positively "For a good time ..." is just an urban legend. 

TServo2049 said:

Right - Betty Boop's nipples were caught before any of the video releases.

The "For a good time" graffiti is in every version. It's the flash frame of Michael Eisner's phone number that isn't on any of them - because that never actually existed. (That's an urban legend going back to the days of Usenet.)

"For a good time, call Allison Wonderland" is real. It's in every version, you don't even need freeze frame to see it.

What's not real is the alleged flash frame of a phone number (supposedly Eisner's) appeating underneath that message. It has been mentioned on the Internet, supposedly it was removed after the laserdisc, but nobody here has found it on the LD or any other version.

The graffiti is real, it was never removed, it's the phone number that's the myth.

Of course we're talking about the #, perhaps you didn't see the "..."s.

I don't want to get into an argument and the only reason I replied is because I never read anywhere that it was on the 1st LD release. I would like sources, which you don't have to provide, but would be good. And if you need sources of my claim that it was taken out before the 1st LD release, I will provide as well. However, like I said,  I don't want to get into an argument and you can google and read for yourself. Neither of these sources really matter, it's just I thought the *popular* opinion was that if the # ever existed it was taken out before the 1st LD release.

I think the # being real is possible given everything else, but the lack of any accounts make me think it's unlikely it ever existed. But I would never call it an urban legend.

TServo2049 said:

"For a good time, call Allison Wonderland" is real. It's in every version, you don't even need freeze frame to see it.

What's not real is the alleged flash frame of a phone number (supposedly Eisner's) appeating underneath that message. It has been mentioned on the Internet, supposedly it was removed after the laserdisc, but nobody here has found it on the LD or any other version.

The graffiti is real, it was never removed, it's the phone number that's the myth.

I just wanted to say that these kind of projects are sooo RAD! Love 'em. You guys are awesome.

Anyone have the full retail BD50 with the Uncensored version inserted into it? I can't find it. I have the mkv Uncensored, but I'd like the full retail BD with the Uncensored version. I can reinsert it if I have to, I have the official BD release.

crampedmisfit1990 said:

Anyone have the full retail BD50 with the Uncensored version inserted into it? I can't find it. I have the mkv Uncensored, but I'd like the full retail BD with the Uncensored version. I can reinsert it if I have to, I have the official BD release.

There is no full retail retail BD version of this.

Jetrell Fo said:

crampedmisfit1990 said:

Anyone have the full retail BD50 with the Uncensored version inserted into it? I can't find it. I have the mkv Uncensored, but I'd like the full retail BD with the Uncensored version. I can reinsert it if I have to, I have the official BD release.

There is no full retail retail BD version of this.

 I meant a custom where someone took the ripped retail BD and inserted the Uncensored version. Keeping all menus and such. If you meant there is no custom like that, then okay.

crampedmisfit1990 said:

Jetrell Fo said:

crampedmisfit1990 said:

Anyone have the full retail BD50 with the Uncensored version inserted into it? I can't find it. I have the mkv Uncensored, but I'd like the full retail BD with the Uncensored version. I can reinsert it if I have to, I have the official BD release.

There is no full retail retail BD version of this.

 I meant a custom where someone took the ripped retail BD and inserted the Uncensored version. Keeping all menus and such. If you meant there is no custom like that, then okay.

 There were some instructions on how to do this yourself posted a few pages back.  I can re-post them if you'd like.  I still haven't picked up the Retail BD so I've held off on burning the uncensored version until I can recreate the Retail BD with this in it's place.  

TripleHBK said:

crampedmisfit1990 said:

Jetrell Fo said:

crampedmisfit1990 said:

Anyone have the full retail BD50 with the Uncensored version inserted into it? I can't find it. I have the mkv Uncensored, but I'd like the full retail BD with the Uncensored version. I can reinsert it if I have to, I have the official BD release.

There is no full retail retail BD version of this.

 I meant a custom where someone took the ripped retail BD and inserted the Uncensored version. Keeping all menus and such. If you meant there is no custom like that, then okay.

 There were some instructions on how to do this yourself posted a few pages back.  I can re-post them if you'd like.  I still haven't picked up the Retail BD so I've held off on burning the uncensored version until I can recreate the Retail BD with this in it's place.  

 No need to repost, I will go read about it. Thanks very much.

Start at page 11 there you will be directed to the place you are looking for.

Doctor M said:

@Space Kaijuu,

You can use tsMuxeR to create a Blu-ray folder with the new video you want to add in.  (Do the movie and short separately.)  You'll want to make sure you have the same number and order of audio and subtitle tracks as well (even if you blank them later).

Under the Blu-ray tab, there is an area that says 'Options'.  Here you can set the first MPLS and first M2TS.  Set these numbers to correspond with numbers on the Blu-ray you are rebuilding.

Next you need to copy the .M2TS from new STREAMS folder, the .CLPI from new CLIPINF folder (will be the same number as the .M2TS), and the corresponding .MPLS from new PLAYLISTS into the old BD structure.

The .MPLS isn't usually the same number as the .M2TS and if you don't know it you can use BDEdit or various other tools to find it.  (If you want info on this let me know.)

You'll also want to replace the same CLPI & MPLS files in the BACKUP folder as well.

It's... not really simple.

 Bumping this quote as it contains the needed instructions.

TripleHBK said:

Doctor M said:

@Space Kaijuu,

You can use tsMuxeR to create a Blu-ray folder with the new video you want to add in.  (Do the movie and short separately.)  You'll want to make sure you have the same number and order of audio and subtitle tracks as well (even if you blank them later).

Under the Blu-ray tab, there is an area that says 'Options'.  Here you can set the first MPLS and first M2TS.  Set these numbers to correspond with numbers on the Blu-ray you are rebuilding.

Next you need to copy the .M2TS from new STREAMS folder, the .CLPI from new CLIPINF folder (will be the same number as the .M2TS), and the corresponding .MPLS from new PLAYLISTS into the old BD structure.

The .MPLS isn't usually the same number as the .M2TS and if you don't know it you can use BDEdit or various other tools to find it.  (If you want info on this let me know.)

You'll also want to replace the same CLPI & MPLS files in the BACKUP folder as well.

It's... not really simple.

 Bumping this quote as it contains the needed instructions.

 Thanks a lot, seems easy enough for me to do later. 

Hi, anyone have a laserdisc rip of The Rescuers? Or does anyone have the censored frames or the scene in full?

If there is another thread, please let me know.

Also, I read that the frames weren't in the original release, however apparently they've been in the print since I think the '80s, however some home media made from another print lineage don't have the frames.

Please PM me, thanks.

I think ww12345 or poita or someone has a print with those frames in it? I remember a screenshot on the old AMPS...

I just snatched the mkv file.  It is absolutely superb.

Thanks, everybody for making the restoration possible.  

yes if you have the right equipment