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#737974
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Episode VII: The Force Awakens - Discussion * <strong>SPOILER THREAD</strong> *
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77FN said:

Handman said:

Is no movie safe from this phenomenon?

 

Please tell me you didn't sit there fuming about colour tints on a teaser trailer, for a film that's over one year away, and go to the effort of making a poster about it?! Streuth.....

I think those shots all look great grouped together. Every shot in virtually every film ever made will have a tint of some description... All that matters is the end result in the final film.

 I just noticed it, and having nothing better to do, decided to point it out to other people. It took about 2 minutes, so not much effort.

This is something that has plagued a lot of films, so I was disappointed in seeing it in this film.

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#737782
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Episode VII: The Force Awakens - Discussion * <strong>SPOILER THREAD</strong> *
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RicOlie_2 said:

Honestly, I was never really bothered by the lens flares. I don't really want TFA to be full of them, but I imagine they'll be toned down a bit compared to J.J.'s Star Trek movies.

 The one thing I want is for it to at least maintain some sort of continuity with the OT, visually. The last thing I want is for it to have shaky cam, lens flares, and orange and teal color grade.

EDIT: Ninja'd. I agree with emanswfan.

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#737721
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Episode VII: The Force Awakens - Discussion * <strong>SPOILER THREAD</strong> *
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SilverWook said:

walking_carpet said:

TV's Frink said:

Am I really seeing people complain about a teaser trailer that is "only" 88 seconds long?  It's a teaser!

 nope.  since star trek has 10 minute trailer, that set the new bar.  accept nothing less.

now, if the 88 second ends with c3P0 announcing the OOT on blu-ray, then it'll make up for it.

 I thought that was just the first ten minutes of the movie, and only if you went to an IMAX venue?

 Yes, that was my impression as well.

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#737105
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Episode VII: The Force Awakens - Discussion * <strong>SPOILER THREAD</strong> *
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TV's Frink said:

TV's Frink said:

Chris Bores said:

I'm not a big fan of the title. One thing I liked about the OT titles was they had a little bit of a sense of obscurity to them if you haven't seen them before. With the "Force Awakens" there's nothing to learn from it. When I heard "A New Hope" for the first time, I always kind of wondered what that meant. "TESB" is obviously not very obscure, but if you know nothing about Star Wars before going in to see it, it is kind of obscure.  Same with ROTJ and even TPM, AOTC, & ROTS. Of course most people didn't seem to like AOTC, & ROTS titles. I agree they were bad and they don't even make much logical sense compared to the movies.

 How are you not banned yet?

 I stand corrected.

 Well, now that he's banned, mind telling us whose sock it was?

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#737047
Topic
Should I buy the Original Trilogy Blu ray? I already have the 2004 DVD.
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danny_boy said:

Handman said:

danny_boy said:

Handman said:

danny_boy said:

@Handman

35mm release prints were notoriously inconsistent from one print to the next and even from the showing of a print to the next showing of the same print!

It is one of the reasons(if not the main reason) why they have been phased out.

Francis Ford Coppola admitted h could not remember what the original Godfather looked like......who can blame Lucas for being the same with Star Wars.

 Despite the inconsistencies you claim, I'd take that any day to the consistently messed-up colors of the BD.

 Because the colours were so consistent on the laserdisc or on the VHS tapes?!

 I was referring to 35mm.

 

So you have  your own personal un-faded  35mm print from which you can reference whether the blu ray is true to it....or not?

 No, but from this : http://savestarwars.com/technicoloribscreening.html

It is clear that the BD colors are incorrect, and because of Harmy's and Negative -1's efforts, I soon won't need my own print.

 What exactly are you arguing about? All I was saying is that the Blu-ray  and 04 DVD colors are incorrect based on every other source, and I prefer a presentation as close to the original theatrical print as possible. So, you prefer the BD, bully for you.

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#737037
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Should I buy the Original Trilogy Blu ray? I already have the 2004 DVD.
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danny_boy said:

Handman said:

danny_boy said:

@Handman

35mm release prints were notoriously inconsistent from one print to the next and even from the showing of a print to the next showing of the same print!

It is one of the reasons(if not the main reason) why they have been phased out.

Francis Ford Coppola admitted h could not remember what the original Godfather looked like......who can blame Lucas for being the same with Star Wars.

 Despite the inconsistencies you claim, I'd take that any day to the consistently messed-up colors of the BD.

 Because the colours were so consistent on the laserdisc or on the VHS tapes?!

 I was referring to 35mm.