That’s one of my favorite lines in the film. The original edit implies there’s no time to waste so that’s not really an issue, but the real reason why it works for me is because that’d be the worst time to stop the film cold for a long and tortured explanation. The line’s basically saying “just go with it,” which you’d have to do no matter what, but this way it doesn’t waste your time.
Does it matter?
Not even a tiny bit.
I use frame blend on all of the slowed shots, since the Optical Flow produces really poor results in Premiere, at least for me.
It doesn’t always work, but I’ve had some pretty solid successes with it.
The other solution is to edit the music down so that we don’t need to fill so much time.
I’ve never been on local TV, though not for lack of trying.
Here’s my take on the Snoke scene:
https://vimeo.com/245983069
pass: crushI’ll remove Kylo from the first shot with Hux, of course. Thoughts on this?
I feel like this is pretty close to it! Probably the best I’ve seen so far.
I’ll have to watch fish’s when I get the chance.
Obi-Wan never hints that there’s any good in Vader, in the prequels or as a ghost. Padme does, up to the end.
That, if we pretend the PT never happened, it’d be one of the very few moments where we learn about Luke’s mother (and also natural, I think, that Vader would mention her to him now that Luke has “accepted the truth”).
Well I think the Republic is only part of it, the Resistance seems to be at least just as important (both times he mentions the Republic in the film he references them in relation to the Resistance).
If there’s a way to make it work, I’m with you, but at the moment it feels awkward and unnecessary.
Notes on that vid:
( plus i may still be adding the “you’re Mother once thought as you do” line instead of the original "Obi-Wan).
This is a really cool idea, and honestly I’d argue there’s a reason to do it even if we ignore the prequels completely. I’d be very happy if you did this, if even just as a bonus “alternate scene” on the DVD or something.
I’ll believe it when I see it.
Yeah, I mean in the final Snoke scene the music while it does have the choir and stuff is a little more loud and tense, so this scene should have something similar to that, not the earlier Snoke scenes.
Actually it’s not the best idea, but one could just reuse that same cue from the end of that scene (I believe it’s halfway through “The Abduction”). There are other moments in the score that could work too. Or an original composition would be cool!
The other thing is, it would not be hard to move the horn sting in the cue I suggested to right after Snoke says weapon, so you’re not stepping on his dialogue at all.
I prefer the Snoke music to the other music tbh. I think it transitions into the next scene quite nicely and it doesn’t kill the momentum for me.
Hard disagree. We’ve just, in the last couple of minutes, seen the Starkiller destroy the Republic, and now we learn they’re turning on the Resistance. This is a big “dun dun” moment, not a place for the quiet, ambient, and mysterious Snoke music.
I love how you think what you’re saying makes sense.
I’d legitimately like to understand what “busy being poor” means and how that precludes someone from learning other languages.
So I got a 20% off coupon for Target so I figured it might be worth it to pick this up with that. Then I got there and I saw the game was on sale for $20 off. So I basically got the game for almost half price. We’ll see if it was worth that.
Well I don’t think I agree with that, still pretty certain this is the most efficient and effective solution.
“What do you look like?” Better than all of you losers.*
*probably
I actually feel like Hal’s first attempt with my idea was closer to it, on his second one the music was a bit drowned. I wouldn’t be afraid to raise the dialogue, rather than lower the music. As for Neverar, I think half the point (in my mind anyway) of the music change is that the “Snoke theme” kills the pacing and the mood. If anything I’d say we should be looking for ways to trim the scene down so it doesn’t feel like it wasn’t envisioned as part of the climax (which the Snoke music makes plainly obvious, I feel).
A friend of mine suggested that I watch Rebels, which I already planned to do at some point in the future, just hadn’t gotten around to yet. However, he says the first season sucks, but it gets great as soon as S2 begins. Is that a fair assessment? If so, how much of S1 do I have to watch to know enough to get to the good stuff?
I wouldn’t call that a fair assessment. The first season is slow to start, but it becomes pretty good by the end. S2 is good but of somewhat inconsistent quality, so I wouldn’t really say it’s a significant improvement. I’d just start from the beginning. The “bad” stuff isn’t really all that bad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uu2edqdbiI
The unfinished “Amendments to the constitution / Palpatine’s Machinations” scene is actually usable now that these guys showed how it could be edited.
Maybe even darkening the shadows would help.
Oh brillant scene it is ! Does it exist in better quality that could match the other deleted sequences (it’s from the bluray set, so might be ?) ? If so I would love to see it integrated in an extended cut 😃
I like that scene as well. The quality is okay. The main thing that keeps me from using it is that the masking of actors in front of the Coruscant skyline is really atrocious. I did include a scene in my Episode II edit with some poor masking but this is even worse imo.
I feel like you could probably find away to cut around the offending aspects. What you’d need though is the scene to be upscaled like the DVD ones.
U2 should really be named UPoo because man they are terrible.
Sounds reasonable.
Also, to stay on topic, I guess my last thread title hated would be Last thread title hated.
I find this thread hostile to other OT members.
Probably The Disaster Artist.
(I know my life will be radically different after my wife and I have our first child in February.)
Congrats dude !
^THIS!