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Actually I think George is really doing it. All of the movie review and trailers sites are talking about it.
Thought I'd share an article link:
http://www.jediinsider.com/index.php?catid=250&itemid=13285
It's good to know there are others that are expressing themselves about George these days.
There is so much talk here about the DS2, so I thought I'd share a link:
http://www.modelermagic.com/?p=25867
These people are truly amazing and it's worth a look around the site. Maybe some of the modelers would be interested in having their work appear in some fan edits?
Anywhere Out Of The World - Dead Can Dance
I Stand Alone - Godsmack
Caprica City, Before The Fall - Bear McCreary
Completely agree about Metallica. The albums with Cliff are truly the best, and the Justice album was the last one that was any good. Mainly because part of the lyrics and some music were Cliff's! Rasmussen did his best engineering ever on that record.
Speaking of old school, my playlist just shuffled to March of the S.O.D. by S.O.D.
Johnny Ringo said:
10,000 Days (Wings Part 2) while driving home. The cool thing is there's storm sound effects in the song and I was watching Lightning on the horizon.
Awesome song on a great album by Tool! :)
I just finished listening to Digital Bath by the Deftones.
dark_jedi, you have PM!
Wow. There's some great history in this thread. I will keep watching with great interest. Time to dig out the "Creative Impulse" book and the DC DVD. I was mad when the original cut wasn't included, but not suprised. I had it on VHS, taped off of HBO or something from the 80's, until it disintegrated. I went to the store with a smile when I heard about the DVD, and although I still bought it, felt incomplete. I'm glad some people are thinking about preserving it. Thanks!
The last book I read was Shadows of the Empire when it was first released. I haven't picked up another SW book since and don't plan to. Just not my cup of tea.
I'm guessing these are inspired by this book? Or maybe vice-versa?
http://www.sandtroopers.com/sandwatch/gentlegiant/DeathTrprMB.jpg
http://www.sandtroopers.com/sandwatch/gentlegiant/DeathTrprDLX.jpg
ChainsawAsh: Thanks for the reply and yes, that makes sense. You can't turn a turd into a diamond.
A couple nice articles about Mr. Kershner, as well as some wonderful pics and video clips:
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/47604
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/47600
The picture with Irvin and Vader facing each other is gold. Quint, Beaks, and Hercules said some great things. They also mentioned how cool it would be if TCM did a tribute, showcasing his "pre-Empire" work. I'd be down for that!
I was reading the thread about the image stabilization, and my head is now spinning! Dark Jedi, you and your peers here are absolutely incredible and I am on pins and needles waiting for this! The "bouncing around" has always driven me nuts and I look forward to popping these in.
Just so I'm clear and I didn't miss anything (43 pages!), these are going to be available as DL NTSC DVD as well as AVCHD? Or, did I miss something?
Kershner (RIP) + Kurtz + Adywan = WIN.
Thanks for your dedication, Adywan. I have enjoyed your first Revisited and look forward to this one.
I was reading the Leslie Nielsen article on MSN when I found out about Mr. Kershner.
Truly a sad day, yet I am relieved that he is no longer suffering.
Like many have said, thank you for the best Star Wars movie and I sincerely hope that the version you are responsible for gets the Blu-Ray treatment.
It would sure be nice if someone has a 1980 print to book at a theater in his honor.
