I'm glad to have download the DVD that was put on on MySpleen as was curious if there might be any more additions possibly being done to it. Especially, with Star Tours II coming in 2011. If you guys haven't seen the article on StarWars.com here's the link
vbangle said:PowerSurge727 said:Moth3r said:Building Empire - Miami Film Festival Edition is now being posted to alt.binaries.starwars. (Sorry about the lack of an NFO file, I didn't have time to write one.)
The ISO image was built directly from the PAL DVD that Jambe sent me; it came out at around 5.05GB in size. An MDS file is also included for the convenience of ImgBurn users. Burn the image to a DVD+R DL.
As JD mentioned previously, this edition differs from the original in that it includes certain fixes and corrections, as well as footage from the 'lost' 'Making of The Empire Strikes Back' documentary thanks to Darth Neo. The disc doesn't include any of the extras that were on the original release, it's simply the feature length doco with a one-button static menu.
I apologize, I'm a bit of a noob with some things, but what better way to learn, than to ask. How does one access alt.binaries.starwars to find the new Miami Film Festival Edition?
Here's a tutorial
Thanks. :)
Moth3r said:Building Empire - Miami Film Festival Edition is now being posted to alt.binaries.starwars. (Sorry about the lack of an NFO file, I didn't have time to write one.)
The ISO image was built directly from the PAL DVD that Jambe sent me; it came out at around 5.05GB in size. An MDS file is also included for the convenience of ImgBurn users. Burn the image to a DVD+R DL.
As JD mentioned previously, this edition differs from the original in that it includes certain fixes and corrections, as well as footage from the 'lost' 'Making of The Empire Strikes Back' documentary thanks to Darth Neo. The disc doesn't include any of the extras that were on the original release, it's simply the feature length doco with a one-button static menu.
I apologize, I'm a bit of a noob with some things, but what better way to learn, than to ask. How does one access alt.binaries.starwars to find the new Miami Film Festival Edition?
maurice2029 said:A quick update. The Terminator 2: Live / 5D disc has been finished and has been released on November 30th.
Where can one find it? :D
Lex the Robot said:My rather simplistic DVD contained the following clips in varying states of quality and completeness:
Clips from Disneyland Fun Sing-Along Songs tape (shows the original Anaheim queue and some footage lifted from the Electronic Presskit-- Rex seems to sing the lyric "Ev'rything is Satisfactch'll" from Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah)
Alex's Mega-Mix (earlier highlight reel made from a lot of the stuff elsewhere on the same disc)
Gil Gerard Special (not sure how complete it was)
Song & Dance Droid (I made a hybrid edit of C-3PO rapping on the Gil special and tap-dancing on the Muppet Show; both utilize the lyric "When you Wish Upon a Star")
a quick shot of a real lunar eclipse which made me comment "You passed the Endor moon!" as I was zooming in on it
Electronic Presskit (incomplete-- not all the interviews are here)
Bootleg copy of rear-projection reel (low quality)
Disney News aka Dateline: Disneyland (fluff promos mostly edited from the presskit and interviews with folks disembarking the ride)
Rex says Andy (a super-short clip originally made for my friend Andy who worked at Star Tours at the time... using a line from Pee-Wee's Big Adventure to have Rex call his name)
Lucas on Good Morning America (nice interview segment taped at the Anaheim ride)
Lucas on DTV (mostly culled from the EPK, some Captain EO contamination here)
Tom Fitzgerald on DTV (new interview taped outside the Anaheim ride)
Disney Channel Sneak-A-Peek preview (filmed in Anaheim queue)
someone's Home Movie shot in Anaheim, found on a bootleg compilation tape
Hamill and Fisher promoting the opening of the Orlando ride (source unknown)
Tokyo Home Movie (shot opening day of the Tokyo ride)
Pete's Home Movie (filmed by a friend of mine at the Orlando ride a few years ago)
Pete's Backlot Tour (separate clip of the Snowspeeder and Skiff film-used vehicles now on the backlot of Disney Hollywood Studios)
Alex's Diorama (short video with no sound)
Easter Egg (okay, I admit it... it's Captain EO, from its lone airing on Mtv, with a brief George Lucas interview clip setting it up)
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Here's a few other Star Tours-related clips that I have seen since:
Donald Duck's 50th birthday (from 1984, but has C-3PO and R2-D2 making their first? Disney appearance) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=912bPA5iE8Q
Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration hosted by Tony Danza (1990 TV show with segment filmed in Star Tours queue featuring new C-3PO dialogue dubbed by Anthony Daniels) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IV9uppqIrAc
Star Tours commercial (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DBdpDrEHP4)
Alex
That sounds awesome! Did you ever post it up anywhere to download?
caligulathegod said:I've reposted Building Empire NTSC on Demonoid. I've also posted the Dual Layer NTSC version of Returning to Jedi for the first time ever.
Thank you! Much appreciated! :D
I'd love to see the DVD. Please let me know where you guys plan to torrent it and I'll help out as much as I can once I get a copy. :D
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I am definitely interested as well. The TV Special about the ride would be an awesome addition as well if you happen upon that. :D
Darth_Evil said:I've been trying to find this for weeks; every torrent I find is dead. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I'd also like Returning to Jedi. There's got to be a living torrent out there somewhere, right?
You can find RapidShare downloads @ Fanedit.org:
Building Empire -> http://fanedit.org/149/
Returning to Jedi -> http://fanedit.org/148/
I also believe that there are still torrents available on the torrent tracker Myspleen (http://www.myspleen.net/)
This was an amazing project. I saw mention that there was NTSC version of "Building Empire" released to torrents, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Any suggestions or nudges in the right direction? Thanks. Again, I had watched the PAL version on my computer and just that this was brillant!