How does one print out the covers in just the right size for the DVD cases? I’m going to be burning Q2’s edit of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows soon, as well as scaperat’s Batman Forever: Red Book Edition, so I want to make sure I’m doing this right.
I see nothing wrong with a fanedit Burtonizing Batman Forever, just know that I see it the same way I would Burtonizing Batman Begins (something I’d kinda like to try someday).
That would be interesting to see.
Where can I learn more about KingTurd V3?
Three different versions of this revised trilogy? 😧
Where I can find these FanEditors and what is the name of these 2 FanEdits?
That’s what I’d like to know.
Why did all of Jon H.'s YouTube links die? Did Disney/Lucasfilm claim copyright on them?
Jonh’s YouTube is fine but they’re very compressed and watermarked. It’s all his googledrive links that are dead. He must’ve taken them down himself.
Now that’s just inconvenient! Why would he do that?
Did anyone happen to save Johns Force Ghost 3.0 version? All his links are dead but I got an idea for it.
That depends. Does a true HD version exist somewhere?
Yes, I got the name from a review quote on the back of the Special Edition DVD cover. XP
It’s been nearly five years since I joined this site. The first fan edit I ever saw was that of Jamie Demeter’s Batman Forever: Much Darker Cut. Granted, it is majorly flawed on a technical level, but even back when I watched it in 2016, I could tell it had some neat ideas. It was because of someone like him that I began to grow fascinated by the film itself. I wasn’t as big of a Batman enthusiast until I came across Batman Forever and the potential it had to tell an engaging story.
Shame it was ultimately bogged down by the studio’s desire to market towards kids. The original cut, dubbed “Preview Cut: One”, was darker and less campy than the theatrical release, had less of an emphasis on Dick Grayson, and focused more on Bruce’s psychological torment. As I write this, screenwriter Akiva Goldsman, who has already viewed the cut, is holding out hope for a rebirth for the movie. If that’s not enough to keep the flame burning bright, I don’t know what is.
Out of the fifty minutes of footage left on the cutting room floor, only fourteen made it onto the 2005 Special Edition DVD as a supplementary feature. These include Two-Face’s escape from Arkham, and more infamously, Bruce facing off against a giant bat. These deleted scenes, in one way or another, offer a glimpse at what the late Joel Schumacher originally shot and edited during post-production.
Many have attempted to offer their own take on the source material in the form of full-length fan edits. Few have come out successful. I, myself, am guilty of joining the bandwagon. Nearly five years later, I have yet to get my own BF re-edit off the ground. But an important part of development is learning from your mistakes, and believe me when I say, I am notorious for making some serious missteps.
So, what is my plan for Batman Forever: Bigger, Battier and Better?
First things first, I’ll try not to rush into things this time. 😅
This thread is open to ideas and suggestions.
You know, this project does raise a good point about the Sequel Trilogy as a whole.
For a story that’s all about bringing balance to the Force, these films sure have a pisspoor way of conveying that ideal. In the eyes of Disney, it’s either one or the other, and rather than forgoing both in favour of a balanced galaxy, they chose the light. Talk about contradicting the original saga!
I saw this on Saturday, so I’m certainly interested in seeing how it plays out with these changes applied.
The cinema print of this film definitely looks more visually appealing. I don’t understand how studios see the need to change the colour grading with nearly every Blu-ray release they put out.
Can you imagine how the cinema version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 looks compared to the home releases?
Is there going to be a “Rey Nobody” V3?
THEY FLY NOW
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dx6eCsK7WO3Bh1GGoiucAPLi_sanpc3P/view?usp=sharing
Has 3PO never seen a trooper fly before?
I see. I’m looking forward to seeing how this turns out! TRoS is in dire need of an alternate cut or something. ^^
Nope, it’s literally the same exact shot from earlier in the movie before Snep says “incoming TIEs” I figured showing this clip here would give the viewer a feeling that the final order will still fight back, adding some difficulty for the galaxy fleet.
Right. I reckon that demo reel doesn’t feature many extended shots.
Is that final shot of TIE fighters at the end of your preview clip an unused VFX shot from an ILM reel?
Any alterations to the extensive changelist?
Joak Movies made an attempt to restore the scene in question before he suddenly disappeared from YouTube. From what I remember, he did a bang-on job. It was originally made for his own series of HP fanedits called “Harry Potter Revisited” (no relation).
Whatever was cut from Episode IX, it probably would have benefited this project in so many ways.
Why did Disney choose not to release any deleted scenes for the home release?
You say you’ve had video editing experience in the past, JJ. Care to elaborate?
any updates ???
The project is on hold until I’m more experienced. I have a smaller edit of the same film coming up in the meantime, so stay tuned for a new thread detailing the project.
Have you ever made the Darth Nihilus statue shot available, Chase?
https://ifdb.fanedit.org/harry-potter-and-the-deathly-hallows-part-1-the-90-minute-wicked-edition/
I have been on the hunt for this decade-old fan edit for quite some time. I’m interested in seeing how it holds up nearly 12 years later, so it would mean a lot to me as a casual HP fan if I could see it for the first time in my life. 🙂
What’s the most recent version of this currently available?