A lot of people have been saying that trailer looks like crap. But I'm just glad to finally be getting a Star Wars space-battle game. It's been YEARS since anything like this was released.
I have a copy of the workprint somewhere too.
I don't mind lightsabers and large-scale battles, as long as they're done right.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjhJcm-lpjc
Very nice!
Can you test out this technique on another clip?
csd79 said:
I'm seeding the Kindle version on spleen.
Thanks!
Actually, I think none of the mixes feature her original voice.
aalenfae said:
It only creates one problem. I need to show R2 getting captured in a new way.
Could you imply he's captured by the Super Battle Droids in the hangar?
I'd like to see a showdown between Yoda and Palpatine (Episode III doesn't count).
chyron8472 said:
If you're not sure about how to use JDownloader or can't make sense of what to do with the duplicates in the multiupload list, just wait until I put it on the spleen.
Yeah, I'd like to download from multiupload. I've used jdownload plenty, but the duplicates things has me stumped (plus they all seem to be offline)
Wait, so this whole documentary was preserved by none?
BMadden said:
I don't think I'll be able to sleep tonight because I'm going to keep refreshing the Spleen page to see if 2.5 is up yet. :)
Yep. Me too.
Harmy said:
I really hope Disney doesn't pay much attention to what we're doing...
If Disney were to release a properly-restored OT, I'm positive we'd all run out and buy it.
Trooperman, I'm still pulling for you :)
emanswfan said:
Episode VII is officially being shot on 35mm film.
"But if it's not shot in digital, how will they release it in HD?"
Somewhere on the internet, I'm sure this discussion is exploding right now.
The more I think about it, the more it seems you should never watch the movies in episode order. That's not the way they were released, and not the order in which they were seen. By preserving the secrets of Anakin/Vader and Luke/Leia, you lose too many other good things.
Release order is the only way.
thekremlin said:
The worst thing about that video is everyone nodding along and laughing while they grin and bear it. I really do wonder if anyone on those three films had the balls to say, "You know, George, that's not really a very good idea." at any point. I would assume not.
If you ever listen to the Director's Commentary on Attack of the Phantom (the Phantom Editor's edit of Episode II), there's a great part where he relays a LucasFilm anecdote he heard.
IIRC, apparently in one of Lucas's visits to the workers, one individual actually questioned something George said. George just kind of silently listened, and then things moved on. The next day, when the worker got to work, he noticed his parking space was now gone.
Please, no flipping Dooku. It's flipping ridiculous.
sorry ;)
This is the kind of severe chopping ROTS needs to be watchable. Bravo!
I would suggest maybe just have the bit of dialog where they state General Grievous' ship is dead ahead.
I'm not sold on the music, but it's not bad.
I'm gonna go against the grain here and say the overall stories of the prequels weren't that bad. Lucas's general ideas were good as first drafts, but he just needed some "no men" to come in and fine-tune things.
Awesome news! Thanks for passing it on.
The prequel regrades sound really interesting. It's disappointing that ROTS is only available in a 7.9 GB version though.
I'll be passing on the OT versions. I just can't stand any of the SE alterations anymore. Harmy's versions are now all I'll ever need (until an official release).
So what version of Star Wars (ANH) are you using as the basis for this??
I've always said it as "Crite", like the first half of Crichton.
msycamore said:
why would Kathleen Kennedy and Disney suddenly want to overrrun George Lucas wishes? Because they need money? Because it's the right thing to do? George Lucas is Disney's second largest single shareholder.
Once Team Negative 1 finishes their project, I bet that will be an inspiration for Lucasfilm and Disney to re-examine things.
That was a good book.