If you can't tell from my avatar, Spock left a big impression on me.
Some might say it was illogical.
The last time I felt sad about a celebrity death was Robin Williams. This is that magnified 1000x. Never has a character influenced me so deeply and for so long. I only wish I could have thanked him in person.
yoda-sama said:
Is that the SE corridor?
Nope, just a rare shot where the perspective actually works correctly.
Vista is terrible. However, I will keep Windows 7 on my computer as long as possible. I can't stand Windows 8, or any variation of it. Here's to hoping Windows 10 goes back to the tried and true formula of Windows 95.
Leonard Nimoy has been hospitalized. This troubles me greatly. I hope he gets well.
NeverarGreat said:
Corrected a bit.
Would it be possible to recover the cooler colors of the Death Star interior? They're a bit too red now.
DuracellEnergizer said:
Wouldn't a lightsaber cauterize the wounds? ;-P
Right.
How about this image posted on the official Star Wars facebook page of a shot notorious of being tampered with?
Darth Lucas said:
I see a huge box set being released some day with every version of every film in it. I mean if they restored the OOT then they would just have to add in the digital elements from the SE that they surely still have saved somewhere to recreate the other versions.
Yeah, but if what has been said so far is true, then they restored the 97SEs, because the original negatives were altered. They'd have to add in OOT shots.
TV's Frink said:
I happen to be married to a mature person so that's typically not a problem for me.
The pieces of the puzzle are finally getting put together.
I have one VCR, and a ton of VHS tapes. Mostly Disney movies, which have had changes to varying degrees. I've got more tapes than Blu-rays.
bkev said:
8 gigs for raw uncorrected footage? I hope that's a typo...
They said it was an internal preview, so that might explain it.
.Mac. said:
Harmy said:
}{eywood said:
To watch HD is painful to me because reality doesn't have edges that sharp, why should my TV shows?
LOL, are you serious? :-D
I think he was joking with his post, otherwise that'll get another lol from me :D
I think he may need glasses.
JIMT1677 said:
hate to be a pain! but I can't get these files to open on my computer.
Which ones? What have you done so far?
EyeShotFirst said:
Jonno was kind enough to email me my blu ray set, box, disc, and everything else exactly as I had finished it. I have put it in several places to ensure I won't lose it again.
I had a copy on my computer, so if you do happen to lose it again, I never delete stuff like that. I'll have it.
If I remember correctly, you had some instructions for making the box, but lost those before you released it. I was wondering what you used to make it. Thanks.
hazi3s said:
I've owned this film in every version going back to VHS-- every year or two I check to see if the original theatrical cut is available. Thank you so much for this project!
Would stretch or handman be so kind as to PM me?
PM sent.
Post Praetorian said:
Ditto
Groovy.
Radaniel9 said:
Wow! Alow me to congratulate you for not only restoring it concisely to the theatrical cut, but for also making it HD by hunting for Laserdisc and other movies that contain the exact logos. It would be flawless if you could make cover and dvd art to go with it. The directors cut just doesn't make the film go well. As Mozart said "You can't change perfection."
Send me a PM of it, I beg you please!
PM sent.
So, was that ad ever made?
Go ahead and release it, don't let these guys put you down. Welcome aboard!
TV's Frink said:
Movies like The Sixth Sense are sometimes better the second time, as you can enjoy discovering all the clues you missed the first time.
Unfortunately, when I saw it for the first time, I knew the twist. I would say it definitely wasn't as enjoyable as it probably would have been if I hadn't known.
Nice to see your dedication, though I would never try to hide the history behind the films from my kids. Whatever floats your boat.
I keep seeing these names, and am always disappointed that they haven't posted here for two years. Anyway, my top ten (in no way meant to be the best, just my favorite):
1. Amadeus
2. Star Wars
3. Empire Strikes Back
4. Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan
5. Toy Story
6. Grand Budapest Hotel
7. Amelie
8. Chinatown
9. Birdman
10. The Maltese Falcon
TV's Frink said:
Handman said:
Say "NO" to ridiculous revisionism.Boo!
You know very well what I'm talking about. Your project is more of an alternative, not a revision.
SilverWook said:
You sure about that? ;)
Don't forget this one!
Tobar said:
