I’ve done some experimentation on using the 2004 version of Star Wars and trying to come up with a semblance of the original form of the movie, granted this is with an xvid encode, and encoding it again doesn’t come out all that nice, I did the Greedo scene. It so happened on my source, that I could take and delete from the first keyframe after “I’ll bet you have” to the screen full of smoke, and it doesn’t seem all that bad. I also added the subtitles into the encode, though they don’t look like the originals… they still look pretty good (well, they are from the stylesheet I use to sub widescreen anime…)
Is it safe to post a link, or does it fall under the category of pirating the official DVD? (It’s only about 4.5 MB.)
Moll.
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Originally posted by: jimbo
I feel the same way about digital effects as George does. It just looks better to me. It feels more alive and therefor more realistic. I first feel in love with digital effects after seeing the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park. I gurentee that if digital effects like that excisted in the 1970s the originals would be just as computer filled. Digital effects have fixed any problem or hardship in making a movie. It frees up so many limits. The Yoda fight kicked all ass. I love to death seeing that little guy fight. I felt like a kid again when I felt so full of life. Growing up with this character and then seeing him go out and show why he is the Jedi master was the absolute best. In my opinion seeing Yoda fight alone was worth the ticket price.