Rebel11_38

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Post: #129269
Topic: Locked: Star Wars Audiobook Torrent... Need SERIOUS Assistance!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/129269/action/topic#129269
Time: 9-Aug-2005 11:40 PM

Thanks for the offer Sessler. I am going to see if my brother-in-law can download it for me first since he has broadband. If that doesn't work out I will definetly take you up on your offer.

Post: #129255
Topic: Episode II: Shroud of the Dark Side (the TM edit) (Released)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/129255/action/topic#129255
Time: 9-Aug-2005 10:04 PM

I thought the same thing about MF's, but I don't know what adigitalman's looked like. I have done extensive tests on my crawl template and I feel that my rendition looks like the real deal.

Once I finish it perhaps Trooperman will post a few screenshots to show everyone.

Post: #129254
Topic: Locked: Star Wars Audiobook Torrent... Need SERIOUS Assistance!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/129254/action/topic#129254
Time: 9-Aug-2005 9:59 PM

Okay, well then according to what you pointed out Sess, apparently the versions on the DVD are the abridged versions. I just checked and it is clearly Anthony Daniels reading DFR and TLC.

I would like to get my hands on the unabridged versions.

Post: #129248
Topic: Locked: Star Wars Audiobook Torrent... Need SERIOUS Assistance!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/129248/action/topic#129248
Time: 9-Aug-2005 9:39 PM

I don't know if the Thrawn Trilogy is unabridged or not. I know when I asked the seller about it he said that if there was an unabrdiged version available for any particular story than it he had it as part of the collection. So, without having listened to it and without knowing where the differences would be I can't really say whether it is on there or not.

The set that I told him he didn't have is the Star Wars Trilgy read by Tony Roberts. At first he swore that there were no audiobooks for the SW trilogy, just read-alongs. He stopped arguing with me when I showed him the picture of the cds.

Heh, I get a kick out of correcting ebay sellers

. Do your homework before you try to sell something!

Post: #129107
Topic: Episode II: Shroud of the Dark Side (the TM edit) (Released)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/129107/action/topic#129107
Time: 9-Aug-2005 12:48 PM

I can do the crawl for you. I just need to know how you want it done, what you want it to say...blah, blah, blah. I should be able to get it done fairly quickly since I have already created a template for the crawl and all I would need to do is plug-in what you want it to say.

PM me with the details and we can get you hooked up.

Post: #128934
Topic: Locked: Star Wars Audiobook Torrent... Need SERIOUS Assistance!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/128934/action/topic#128934
Time: 8-Aug-2005 10:48 PM

I have those DVDs too. Lotsa good stuff there. The only real problem I have had with them is that some of the .mp3s are listed out of order and I have had to try and figure out the correct sequence. That can be real frustrating when you're trying to listen to the story.

The DVDs are well worth the money though. I e-mailed the guy selling them told him he was only missing one set to my knowledge, but they are so rare I don't blame him for thinking that he "all" of the Star Wars audiobooks.

Good luck with your torrent.

Post: #128620
Topic: Idea & Info: a Preservation of Alien Evolution doco?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/128620/action/topic#128620
Time: 7-Aug-2005 11:51 PM

Thanks for the info guys!

Post: #128449
Topic: Idea & Info: a Preservation of Alien Evolution doco?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/128449/action/topic#128449
Time: 7-Aug-2005 1:28 PM

Thanks for the info.

What are the differences between the two though? It sounds like it is pretty much all covered in the The Alien Saga. Is there anything really different or extra as part a part of the Alien Evolution documentary which it make worth having since I already have this one?

Post: #128439
Topic: Idea & Info: a Preservation of Alien Evolution doco?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/128439/action/topic#128439
Time: 7-Aug-2005 12:41 PM

I have a documentary called The Alien Saga. I don't know if this comes the Alien Quadrilogy and would like to know how similar it is to the Alien Evolution doc. you have. This is what the back of the case says.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

THE ALIEN SAGA

NARRATED BY JOHN HURT

ALIEN burst onto the scene in 1979 with a strong female lead (Sigourney Weaver as Ripley) battling the ultimate biomechanical creature. The Brilliant and terrifying result reinvented the horror/sci-fi genre.

This award winning feature-length documentary serves as the definitive story of how a dark, nightmarish screenplay became one of the most successful -- and celebrated -- film franchises in Hollywood history. THE ALIEN SAGA also examines the sexual and mythic origins of its subject with compelling interviews, never-before-seen outtakes and extensive highlights from all four big-screen incarnations.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
- The greatest moments from ALIEN (1979), ALIENS (1986), ALIEN3 (1992), and ALIEN RESURRECTION (1997).

- Rare home movies, screen tests and outtakes.

- Exclusive interviews with cast members Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerritt, Michael Biehn and Carrie Henn; artist and "Alien" designer H.R. Giger; screenwriters Dan O'Bannon, Ronald Shusett and Joss Whedon; special effects artist Martin Bower, Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr. -- and many, many more!

BONUS FEATURES
Original Screen Tests, Theatrical Trailers, Featurettes, Never-Before-Seen Footage

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

It could even be the same documentary under a different name. I was just hoping that someone could fill me on the differences so I could decide whether or not the boxset was worth buying since I would be getting it mainly for the extras.

Thanks.

Post: #126517
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/126517/action/topic#126517
Time: 29-Jul-2005 8:30 PM

Hey DE, I don't know if you caught this. I know you corrected the spelling of Wedge's name, Denis (one "s") Lawson, but did you correct Red Leader's name too? In the credits his name is spelled Drewe Hemley, but his name is actually Drewe Henley. Apparently the misspelling became a problem when they were organizing a rogue squadron reunion some years ago and couldn't find any trace of red leader.

Just thought I would ask.

Post: #125806
Topic: Original ANH and TESB lightsabers being auctioned.
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/125806/action/topic#125806
Time: 27-Jul-2005 2:19 PM

Gary Kurtz is auctioning off items of his personal collection. These items include lightsabers used by Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader in A New Hope and the Empire Strikes Back. There's even something in there for all the Indy fans; the Leather Jacket worn by Harrison Ford in the Last Crusade is also for sale.

Check out the whole story here: 'Star Wars' light sabers on auction block in L.A.

Post: #125560
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/125560/action/topic#125560
Time: 26-Jul-2005 2:46 PM

DarthAstuart and Bomma tied! well, I guess I will send two copies, one to each of you and hopefully both of you will be able to hook up others on the board. There is one problem with the disk that I have. During the scene where Obi-Wan is fiddling with the tractor beam, the DVD messes up for a second. That was the only problem I saw, it may have been a one time thing but I don't know since I have only watched it once.

So, hold on for a bit more guys and I should be sending this disk out to you this week.

Post: #125546
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/125546/action/topic#125546
Time: 26-Jul-2005 12:33 PM

I have an NTSC copy of DE's edit. I'll mail a copy to the first person to PM about it on the condition that they help someone else out here with getting a copy.

I don't mean to be rude at all, but I don't have many DVDs and not much money to buy more, so hopefully who ever gets this will be able to distribute this better than I.

Post: #121830
Topic: "Oh, Thank the Maker!"
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/121830/action/topic#121830
Time: 8-Jul-2005 8:38 AM

I think it is a little of both ideas on the subject. For a droid to say "Thank the Maker," is a spiritual thing, and for a droid their creator is about as god-like as they come. Remember though, even though Anakin created C-3P0, 3P0 doesn't remember that who created him since his memory was wiped in episode III.

Post: #120676
Topic: Help Wanted: Project To Collect All Star Wars Documentaries
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/120676/action/topic#120676
Time: 3-Jul-2005 10:17 PM

You guys haven't seen anything yet! Check out this guy's list:

-Harrison Ford on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" promoting "The Devil's Own"
-"A&E's Classroom" episode featuring George Lucas (1 hr)

-"Frontline" episode from 1998 narrated by Harrison Ford

-"Under the Milky Way" music video (fanmade)
-Entertainment Tonight interview with George Lucas, Special Edition premiere
-local Star Wars Special Edition news coverage and review (WTXF)
-Special Edition coverage on "Good Day Philadelphia"
-Special Edition coverage on "Good Morning America" with an interview with George Lucas
-Gene Siskel reviews Star Wars Special Edition on "CBS This Morning"
-WPVI local Action News coverage of Star Wars Special Edition
-CNN SWSE coverage
-MSNBC SWSE coverage
-WPVI clip about SW toys
-Star Wars Special Edition comercial
-Star Wars parody on "Talk Soup"
-Star Wars clip on "ABC World News Tonight"
-Letterman Top Ten List featuring Star Wars references
-WTXF local news; Star Wars feature story
-KYW local news "Star Wars, It's Back!"
-CNN clip about success of Star Wars
-WPVI local news live coverage of SWSE
-Mark Hamill on "Good Morning America" for SWSE
-MSNBC clip "At the Movies"/Star Wars facts

-Lucasfilm Archive tour from Laserdisc "Definitive Collection"
-all of the extras from Laserdisc "Definitive Collection"
-Star Wars toy commercials

-Harrison Ford: Superstars of Action
-Making of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
-Sci-Fi Channel Star Wars Special Edition Special

-Barbara Walters 1996 Academy Awards special with Harrison Ford to promote "The Devil's Own"
-Intro to 1996 Academy Awards with Billy Crystal and Yoda (incomplete)
-"Saturday Night Live" spoof screentest skits with Kevin Spacey
-Harrison Ford on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" to promote "The Devil's Own" (dub)
-Mark Hamill on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" Star Wars Special Edition/Black Pearl interview

-First Entertainment Tonight clip about the Star Wars prequels (incomplete)
-morning show interview with George Lucas, done by Matt Lauer, about the Smithsonian exhibit
-George Lucas press interview
-Simpsons clip featuring Chewbacca
-"Talk Soup" clip with Mark Hamill on "Later"
-"Talk Soup" skit with Yoda and "Star Wars The Musical"
-"Access Hollywood" clip about "E.T. The Extra Terrestrial" featuring the lost scene with Harrison Ford
-"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" with Samuel L. Jackson
-1991 Academy Awards highlight of George Lucas receiving a Special Achievement statue; Steven Spielberg presents it to him
-"The Donlane Show" (1980) clip with guests Mark Hamill, Billy Dee Williams (25 minutes)
-'Weird' Al Yankovic's "Yoda" videoclip
-"Access Hollywood" clip of Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher on "Today" in 1977

-Natalie Portman on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" promoting "the Diary of Anne Frank" on Broadway
-Samuel L. Jackson on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien"
-Harrison Ford World Tour skit on David Letterman
-Channel 4 CBS - "Air Force One" review
-David Letterman - Harrison Ford World Tour skit pt. 2

-Harrison Ford on The Oprah Winfrey Show promoting "Air Force One"
-"Kung Fu" - episode "Crossties" featuring Harrison Ford
-Harrison Ford on The Tonight Show promoting "Air Force One"
-Harrison Ford on Today promoting "Air Force One"

10.

-Star Wars Special Edition clips

-Making of Star Wars - original broadcast from TV in 1977
-Making of Star Wars - from 1995 mail-in with a different narrator

-Star Wars Special Edition - Steve Sansweet clip
-Access Hollywood Star Wars special
-Siskel & Ebert Special Edition review
-David Letterman Top 10
-California local news coverage of the Star Wars Special Editions

-THX "WOW" demo reel
-"Soundtrack" short documentary, narrated by James Earl Jones
-THX Laserdisc footage
-"Great Movie Stunts: Raiders of the Lost Ark"

-Science Fiction: A Journey into the Unknown - featuring Carrie Fisher
-1991 Academy Awards, featuring George Lucas, receiving a lifetime achievement award from Steven Spielberg

-Star Wars Holiday Special recording, with commercials

-1999 MTV Movie Awards featuring Jake Lloyd, Samuel L. Jackson, Jedi Counsil skit, ILM skit

-Donnie and Marie Star Wars special (complete program)
-1977 Bob Hope Christmas Special with Mark Hamill as himself and Luke Skywalker

25-26.

-Star Wars original trailer
-Hardware Wars
-Donnie and Marie Show Star Wars spoof (only the Star Wars segment)
-Star Wars 1978 and original Empire Strikes Back trailers
-The Donlane Show - from 1980, with Mark Hamill, Billy Dee Williams
-Empire Strikes Back trailers
-"Yoda" Weird Al Yankovic video clip
-Revenge + Return of the Jedi trailers
-Star Wars Special Edition press footage
-Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford screentests for Star Wars, from Access Hollywood
-Access Hollywood clip with footage from the July 11, 1977 Today show with Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford
-Star Wars Special Edition commercials
-THX-1138:4EB Electronic Labirynth student film

-Classic Creatures: The Making of Return of the Jedi

-Evening at Pops - w. John Williams
-"The Flash" - episode "The Trickster" with Mark Hamill

-Star Tours press kit, featuring R2-D2 and C-3PO
-Star Tours television special with R2-D2 and C-3PO, hosted by Gil Gerard

-Star Wars classic commercial reel (half hour)
-George Lucas on Entertainment Tonight at Skywalker Ranch with Leonard Maltin, about Episode I
-Entertainment Tonight clip about Star Wars video games
-James Earl Jones on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien"
-Carrie Fisher on "Later with Greg Kinnear"
-part of the QVC Star Wars show with Mark Hamill (only the interesting parts)
-The Making of Return of the Jedi Radio Drama
-Sci-Fi Channel clip about authentic Star Wars maquettes
-Sci-Fi Channel clip with Carrie Fisher
-Mark Hamill on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

-Tribute to George Lucas - 1987 10th anniversary of Star Wars convention homevideo

-Star Wars commercial reel (1 hour)

-Star Wars on the Oprah Winfrey Show with George Lucas, Anthony Daniels, Mark Hamill, etc. for Star Wars Special Edition

-Harrison Ford on CNN February 1985
-Harrison Ford on "Joe Flanders" February 1985
-Harrison Ford on Merv Griffin 1979
-Harrison Ford on Mike Douglas 1979
-all the Harrison Ford scenes from "The Possessed" TV movie
-Harrison Ford scene from the movie "Luv"
-Harrison Ford & American Graffiti cast on Entertainment Tonight 1983
-Harrison Ford on local talk show
-Harrison Ford at Warner Bros. party 1990
-Harrison Ford at 1994 George Lucas tribute
-Harrison Ford on David Letterman July 1982
-Harrison Ford on Today Show December 1988
-Harrison Ford on Entertainment Tonight 1988
-"Witness" 1985 on Entertainment Tonight on Amish outrage and world premiere
-"Witness" review by Leonard Maltin
-"Witness" review by Siskel & Ebert
-Peter Weir on Today Show
-Harrison Ford on Today Show
-Harrison Ford on Channel 4 Nashville February 1985
-Harrison Ford and Peter Weir on Entertainment Tonight February 1985
-Carrie Fisher on FLIX for Postcards from the Edge - 1990

-Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill on Today Show spring 1980
-Harrison Ford and Anthony Daniels on "Weeknight" spring 1980
-Harrison Ford scene in "Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round" 1966
-"Hooray for Hollywood" behind the scenes of Blade Runner
-Original theatrical trailer for Blade Runner (contains deleted footage)
-Harrison Ford on Live at 5 New York - summer 1982
-TV trailer for Blade Runner
-Harrison Ford on local news program - summer 1982
-Harrison Ford on local news program "In Person" - summer 1982
-Harrison Ford on Today Show - 1982
-Harrison Ford on CNN News -1982
-Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill on "Your Show" - summer 1980
-Harrison Ford scenes from "Ironside" movie - 1967
-"A Time for Killing" Harrison Ford scene
-Harrison Ford's scenes in "Getting Straight" - 1970
-Harrison Ford's scenes in "The Intruders" - 1970
-trailers for Raiders of the Lost Ark and Return of the Jedi
-Siskel & Ebert review Raiders of the Lost Ark
-Harrison Ford on "Love, American Style" - 1969
-Harrison Ford voted one of 25 Most Intriguing of 1981; "People" magazine

-"Movie Blockbusters" TV special from 1983 hosted by Christopher Plummer, with special appearances by Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, John Williams, John Travolta, Jeff Conway, R2-D2, C-3PO, Steven Spielberg, Drew Barrymore, Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace, Harrison Ford
-Mark Hamill on Good Morning America - 1983
-Today Show 3-part report on "Return of the Jedi" with interviews with Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher - 1983
-Carrie Fisher on Good Morning America - 1983
-Siskel & Ebert Star Wars special about the trilogy - 1983 (poor quality)
-Siskel & Ebert 1984 special on Indiana Jones and other Spielberg films
-Today Show report on Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - 1984
-Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom review by Jeffrey Lyons; Neal Gabler
-Siskel & Ebert review of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
-Siskel & Ebert review of Frantic
-Siskel & Ebert review of Regarding Henry
-Siskel & Ebert review of The Fugitive
-Harrison Ford's scenes from "The Viriginian"
-Carrie Fisher on David Letterman - summer 1987

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-E! Behind the Scenes of Star Wars Special Edition
-Magic and Mystery - FOX Star Wars special hosted by Howie Long
-THX-1138:4EB Electronic Labyrinth - student film
-MTV Star Wars Special Edition show

-From Star Wars to Jedi: The Making of a Saga
-Saturday Night Live hosted by Carrie Fisher (entire program)

-The Richard Pryor Show - Star Wars bar skit
-Star Wars ANH without "Episode IV A New Hope" opening crawl

-1983 newsclip about Star Wars merchandising
-George Lucas on Good Morning America for THX sound systems
-Short SW mention on Entertainment Tonight
-Leonard Maltin review of Return of the Jedi
-highlight of George Lucas Superlive Adventure in Japan from Entertainment Tonight
-Star Wars on USA network commercial
-Small featurette on the making of Star Wars special effects
-Simpsons Star Wars reference
-Animaniacs Star Wars reference
-E! News Daily Star Wars snippet
-Mark Hamill on Mike & Maty, promoting Wing Commander IV
-1983 network premiere of Star Wars, hosted by Mark Hamill (only the Hamill clips)
-"Secret Agent Man" videoclip with Han Solo scenes
-Entertainment Tonight clip about the THX-remastered Star Wars video-release, with George Lucas
-Clip of The Great Space Coaster, with Mark Hamill
-Star Wars network premiere commercial
-TLC's "neat stuff" with Steve Sansweet
-Carrie Fisher's SNL skit - includes a piece of dialogue not in the original show (as this one is from the Nickelodeon special)
-Bill Murray singing lyrics to Star Wars theme on Saturday Night Live
-Sci-Fi Channel clip about Star Wars collectors
-Sci-Fi Channel clip of Mark Hamill at WorldCon
-Simpsons clip - Star Wars diarama and "I bent my Wookiee"
-John Williams concert clip with R2-D2 and C-3PO
-John Williams performing the Ewoks Theme in concert
-Carrie Fisher at book award ceremony
-Sci-Fi Channel bit on Star Wars trilogy THX video release, and a visit to Steve Sansweet and Star Force collectibles
-Sci-Fi Channel behind the scenes of Star Wars - interviews with Denis Muren. Includes part of the original sppeder bike test scene with action figures
-Sci-Fi channel bit on Ralph McQuarrie
-Part of Alec Guinness on Letterman
-The making of Empire Strikes Back Radio Drama
-George Lucas talks about why he casted Carrie Fisher - from the laserdisc
-Concept art - from laserdisc
-Story boards - from laserdisc
-CNN news clip about Mark Hamill's Black Pearl
-Entertainment Tonight original screentests of the Star Wars cast
-Carrie Fisher on the Rosie O'Donnell Show for Empire Strikes Back Special Edition
-E! News Daily clip about the 10 year anniversary of Star Tours, with Carrie Fisher cutting the ribbon
-E! News Daily clip about Return of the Jedi Special Edition
-Dave Prowse on the Sci-Fi Channel
-SNL clip - Mark Hamill "Shopping at Home Network" skit
-Mark Hamill on The Rosie O'Donnell Show for Star Wars Special Edition
-Sci-Fi Channel clip about LucasArts Star Wars games

-Mark Hamill news clip and interview on "Harrigan & Hart" on Broadway
-Mark Hamill news clip and interview on "The Nerd" on Broadway
-Mark Hamill on Merv Griffin
-The 1979 Sci-Fi Awards - hosted by Mark Hamill - Mark Hamill and Star Wars scenes, only. (poor quality, looking for good quality recording)
-Mark Hamill on Eight is Enough pilot

-"Sarah T. Portrait of a Teenage Alcoholic" tv movie with Mark Hamill
-The Making of Hamilton - Mark Hamill movie
-Mark Hamill on The Daily Show - 12-16-1997
-Mark Hamill on RuPaul show

-Biggs scene
-Odd Couple Star Wars spoof

-Mark Hamill on Amazing Stories in "Gather Ye Ackorns"

-Star Wars Holiday Special - digitally remastered version, no commercials
-Mark Hamill on "Space Ghost Coast to Coast"
-Mark Hamill on The Daily Show - 12-16-1997

-Star Wars Holiday Special - recording without commercials
-Muppet Show with Mark Hamill (from Nickelodeon)

-"The Flash" - episode "Trial of the Trickster" with Mark Hamill
-Movie Magic "One Step at a Time"

-Donnie and Marie Show Star Wars special (entire show)
-Star Tours ride film
-Terminator 3D, Muppets 3D, and Back to the Future ride films

-The Making of Star Wars - original program, no commercials
-SPFX: The Making of Empire Strikes Back - hosted by Mark Hamill

-Star Tours TV Special, with R2-D2 and C-3PO, hosted by Gil Gerard
-Star Wars Trilogy on Sci-Fi Channel (Billy Dee Williams intros)
-The Making of Captain EO
-Shadows of the Empire trailer

-Sesame Street with R2-D2 and C-3PO (1979) both episodes, from raw footage, some that was never aired on TV. Includes all the droids footage, perfect quality.
- list of Star Wars movie and cast-related videotapes.

I thought it was a real task to just collect Star Wars docs, this guy is going for anything that has the actors from the Star Wars movies in it. That's just....whoa.

Post: #119185
Topic: Six DVD set to look like this?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/119185/action/topic#119185
Time: 28-Jun-2005 3:50 AM

HAHAHAHAHAHA ha....ha.

Whew....heh...stop it.

Seriously.

Post: #118146
Topic: ***The MeBeJedi feedback thread ***
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/118146/action/topic#118146
Time: 24-Jun-2005 4:13 PM

Doctor M wrote:

I finally got it. I can help seed a torrent if someone will put it up on MySpleen.

Btw, it's a combination of several scenes totaling 2 minutes. PCM audio only.

Or people could just download the DVD.

Post: #117983
Topic: Idea & Info: the IMAX film 'Special Effects'
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117983/action/topic#117983
Time: 24-Jun-2005 1:23 AM

At the very least, it would be nice to have a high quality capture of that footage. It is a Star Wars gem and it needs to be preserved! J/K. It would make a nice extra on a bonus disk though. Hopefully someone will be able to find some way to get their hands on this.

Post: #117953
Topic: Idea & Info: the IMAX film 'Special Effects'
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117953/action/topic#117953
Time: 23-Jun-2005 11:30 PM

Thanks for posting that! That was the first time I've ever seen any of that footage. It seems that the angle of the Star Destroyer engines are off as goes over the camera, but I don't think it would be impossible to make it work. The hardest part would seem to be the next shot of the Blockade Runner coming towards us when the shot fades into one big explosion. If memory serves correctly, I think shot in Special Effects is shorter than the one in the movie.

Post: #117987
Topic: For Sale: Yet, another LD player for trade or sale - Pioneer CLD-V2400
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117987/action/topic#117987
Time: 23-Jun-2005 7:28 PM

I'll trade you my copy of The Phantom Menace on VHS for it.

I'm done now.

Post: #117986
Topic: For Sale: Yet, another LD player for trade or sale - Pioneer CLD-V2400
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117986/action/topic#117986
Time: 23-Jun-2005 7:27 PM

How about records?

Post: #117985
Topic: For Sale: Yet, another LD player for trade or sale - Pioneer CLD-V2400
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117985/action/topic#117985
Time: 23-Jun-2005 7:27 PM

Does it play DVDs?

Post: #117984
Topic: For Sale: Yet, another LD player for trade or sale - Pioneer CLD-V2400
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117984/action/topic#117984
Time: 23-Jun-2005 7:26 PM

We's needs it!!! It's our precious!!

...and...SCENE.

Post: #117797
Topic: Idea & Info: the IMAX film 'Special Effects'
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117797/action/topic#117797
Time: 23-Jun-2005 2:07 PM

That comparison shot is great. Imagine what we could do with that if it was available. The moon could simply be painted in or masked in over the IMAX footage. The only other thing is that it looks like the IMAX footage we need to be color corrected.

Anyone else have pics or, better yet, a source of footage?

Post: #117791
Topic: Idea & Info: the IMAX film 'Special Effects'
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/117791/action/topic#117791
Time: 23-Jun-2005 1:30 PM

Thanks for fixing the link.

As far as the reframing goes, I swould still like to give it a shot. After Effects give you a lot of options when it comes to messing with the orientation of the video and I think something could be done to make it mesh with the dvd. It might be best to use parts from the '04 NTSC dvd, '04 PAL dvd, and something like the X0 project since the both the PAL and the Laserdisk footage are cropped a bit differently than the '04 dvds.