Hal 9000

It’s a tale as old as time. Boy starts off without pants, and is provided some by a woman, much to his chagrin.

TV’s Frink said:

I’d post from home instead of work.

Frink still gets me from time to time.

I like the sound of this. I have fond memories of the microseries and never got into TCW. I like the idea of incorporating the two in one direction only, and focusing on how TCW can closely tie in with the existing PT rather than following all its own rabbit holes. For bonus points it wouldn’t even feature Ahsoka at all!

I used my real name, but not in any of the documentation, just in the credits themselves. I felt weird suggesting a fictional supercomputer did the fan edits. I regret not picking out a more unique screen name when I joined as a youngster.
I also encoded copyright warnings to the beginning of the video stream.

Just found this thread, here’s mine:

https://letterboxd.com/kirkafur/
I try to log and rate any new (to me) film I see, but I don’t bother with rewatches. Or TV shows.
I don’t watch movies all that often, either.

Over a hundred people downloaded a 1990 KFC marketing VHS tape from there; I’d bet there’d be a few more than just myself who would find it interesting.

The logo zoom is indeed odd, as I did one myself using keyframes for V3 of my project. It aliased horribly, given my meager resources and knowledge. I was only able to approximate it.
I am not following much of what you are talking about but I appreciate the efforts and enjoy getting a sense of what goes into this. Makes me really glad I am doing a V5 that’ll include crawls from Ridley.

Funny I’d drop in to catch up on this thread after checking out Blade Runner 2049 at home and leaving a 4.5/5 star rating on letterboxd.

Let me toss my congratulations on the pile. I LOVED the film, and I’ll treasure it even moreso knowing this now! Grinning ear to ear for you, Harmy!

Just hoping they are presented in comparable quality, as the prequel DVDs were.

I agree with the last two posts. Or three, if I count my own, I guess.

Thanks for clarifying that, Ridley. Put that way, it is a good microcosm for what the movie is.

Ridley cracked the code.

I enjoyed the iron gag, taking it more of an homage to the coat hanger in Raiders of the Lost Arc than anything else.
Upon reflection later, it is unlike any other sort of scene or moment in any other Star Wars film. I’m not aware of that level of filmmaking-as-the-joke before in that way, probably what makes it feel more like a spoof thing.

But TLJ is all about deconstructing SW anyway, for better or worse. Seems jarring to me personally after TFA, which was a passionate and reverent homage (again, for better or worse).

If I could cull from other fan edits, which would be an extraordinarily bad idea, here’s maybe what I’d go with:

Episode I: Balance of the Force (MagnoliaFan’s)

Episode II: The Republic Divided (L8Wrtr)

Episode III: Labyrinth of Evil (Mine, borrowed from a book title)

I’ll look into that program, Mala. And thanks, Ash, I will pass along vetted wav files if needed once I’m to that point if I can’t do it myself.
ROTS seems very smooth after syncing and reconnecting media. It’s a bit louder than the DVD audio, so I raised the deleted scenes’ audio slightly. But a partial skimming of edit points doesn’t reveal anything concerning.
I’m excited by this opportunity to upgrade the audio at the last minute like this.

I have recently been presented by another form user, whom I will leave anonymous unless he wishes to reveal himself, with the original theatrical DTS audio for the entire prequel trilogy. After tooling with it for a while today, I am confident that I will be able to use this as the primary audio source for this final version of the trilogy.
The only problem is encoding the final result. Is anybody out there willing to take a lossless .WAV file and encode it as a DTS file? If so, that will allow me to monks the final output into the movies, avoiding the need to make it a silly extra download the way we had to do for TFA:R.
It would only need to be DTS, because that is what the source itself is.

Live free, don’t join.

Worst line was the one about the “big ass door.”

I’d be interested even in just that audio!
Didn’t know that was out there at all.

From the top, purely the music on its own

ESB
ANH
TPM
ROTJ
TFA
AOTC
ROTS
RO
TLJ

Yes, that better expresses what I was trying to say. 😃

Yes, MagnoliaFan has an edge by at least a decade on that idea for certain.

JEDIT: Actually, I think this idea goes back to “The Phantom Re-Edit” of 2001.

Since TFA establishes that they discovered the location of the Resistance base and TLJ relies on that, seems better to keep that plot point if at all possible. V1 felt off, and it was in part due to the Resistance just keeping on their attack for seemingly no reason when they ought to retreat. V2’s structure lets the movie stick closer to the theatrical TFA while keeping all the intended gains. I suppose one could make an argument for the ‘revenge’ angle, but I feel it’s more complete the way we did it for V2.

Ah, gotcha.

The First Order was equally diverse as the Resistance, if not more so.

Kerr’s Ep3 is a lot of fun, sort of a showcase, though I agree that it feels rather quick for a ‘replacement’ edit.