Good to hear a bit from you. I'm working on encoding and distributing the final version of my prequel fan edit project, but I've got Final Cut sequences set aside to plug your source into once it's all finished.
Smithers said:
but the VHS release may take a while to burn to a bluray.
lol
laderdisc audio only, but you have to agree not to use to purchase goods or services.
Close, but wrong. The VHS version will indeed be coming out soon, with the full 480p .avi coming in about a year.
I feel like there's a decent Alien joke to be made, but I don't quite have it in me.
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DuracellEnergizer said:
RicOlie_2 said:
I'm pretty sure that's what Adywan is planning to do once he finishes ESB:R.
Fixed(?)
m_s0 said:
A typo is a different matter altogether. Those simply cannot be tolerated on the Internet.
Oh, carp.
Good one!
I know what you mean. Being happy with what you've done is the only endpoint.
Its.
Handman said:
Hal 9000 said:
Handman, please stop posting unless you have a contribution of substance.
I'm trying my best here, and I've learned so much about film since I've been here. I'm fascinated by it all, and hope to learn more. Hopefully substance will follow.
Sorry if you took me seriously, I was just joking because you were commenting on the lack of subatance of a previous post.
Great to hear! I said from the beginning they shouldn't use his treatments, and that they were cursed.
Just hope we don't meet in meatspace.
Handman, please stop posting unless you have a contribution of substance.
I took a quick look at it and there's some very creative work there. I'd definitely watch it as part of a "fun" view of the saga, alongside stuff like the "Funked Up" TPM, Grindhouse ANH, etc. I don't mean it to sound derogatory, just that it looks more like a fun option than a theatrical cut.
+1 for "the Darth side," or maybe just "the side," as opposed to the front or back.
darth_ender said:
Star Wars Gnosticism....I never thought I'd see the day....
lol
Even in that very story. Ol' Veers.
Tobar said:
I wonder how much City of Death inspired George a faceless concept modeler whose sculpture George randomly signed off on while working on AOTC
Fixed.
I like the microseries and remember it fondly. It bridges the gap between Episodes II and III organically, because that's when it was produced. I'd rather watch it a hundred times than watch the 3D series again. Only bad thing is it conditions you to be disappointed with Grievous in Episode III.
Just chiming in to answer "no." ;(
That's why I had a sinking feeling for a lot of part three: so much of the stuff I didn't like was integral to the story. Stuff like Bard's son acting as his bow, Thorin dying on ice away from the rest of the action after a drag out fight with Bolg Azog, etc. I was feeling pretty good after part one which had most of its junk fairly segregated from the good/important parts.
I don't know if my 2007 edits are available anywhere, and I don't have the heart to link you to Frink's upload request thread.
If not, I'd suggest myspleen.