Lookin' good so far, A-M. And it's neat to hear music that was never in Star Wars in Star Wars. :) I sort of agree about the opening text; not so much what it says, but it has that sort of run-on sentence feel, y'know? At any rate, keep it up!
vaderios said:Ok
Who is happy?
Who is happy???
-Angel
No, no no... I knew you weren't getting it. ;)
They don't mean the red light, they mean the ring:
doubleofive said:I like the celebrations over the credits idea. I'll add it to the list.
Same here. I like it a lot, especially as the original music was kept playing and the scenes were silent.
The timing is great, too! Having it finsih with the statue falling just as the music ends feels like a satisfying end to the movie.
I know it's far different than any other end credits in the saga, but I would love to see someone do this and would love to hear Ady's thoughts on it in particular.
Yeah, a GM/ABC set could be really something. :)
Oh, and you want we should check eBay for you? I could easily add it to my saved searches and let you know if anything GM-related ever pops up. Just let me know what search terms I should use.
^Yeah, I'm not sure what he's getting at either. ;)
Congrats, Puggo! Not a bad price. Oh, and no vinegar smell! Bonus! ;)
I have them all now and look forward to listening to them. Thanks again, ABC!
One thing I've noticed is that my copy of the LPs isn't by RSO. It says on the back 'manufactured and distributed by GRC of Canada.' Exact same content and packaging, just pressed in Canada instead of the U.S. :) I love the sleeve in it, too.
I don't think these guys will be working for GL anytime soon:
Ha! Thanks for the honor. ;)
Oh, are you on the same melty computer for now? Maybe there's a neighborhood meat locker you could work in? Heh.
- Use Revisited for pretty much the rest of the movie, with the exception of restoring the last shot of Tarkin just before the Death Star explodes
- Use the theatrical mono mix for most of the movie - the parts that I can't use it for, I'll mix-down to mono to match
I'm happy to see those two! :)
- Attempt to restore as much of 1977 Mos Eisley as I possibly can from a cleaned-up anamorphic GOUT
I really like that one, too. I still like the original because it looks so run down and sparse. Just adds to Luke's wanting to leave that "rock" and join the Acamedy.
How do you feel about using lines from the radio dramas?
Ok, thanks for clearing that up. It was just that I noticed your username at YouTube and such and thought 'hey, I wonder...' ;)
This project sounds like a good one, C.A. Seeing the logos in the same sort of style and color is pretty neat!
Oh, and if you are going to use the GOUTs (at least initially; using Ady's color corrected SEs is a nice idea, too, especially if we find out sometime when he plans to get to ROTJ), would the Lucasfilm Pwnage Edition be a good one for you to use for Star Wars?
These sound really good, JasonN! (and are you also AvP, who did the "Bring Back...Star Wars" disc, for example?)
I watched the Puggo 8mm disc with my mother last night. We both enjoyed it a lot. Lots of fun, and interesting to see the editing choices they made. (no "I am your father?!") We laughed at some of the really hard cuts, too.
It was so cool hearing some of the alternate dialogue in ESB, too. And no echo in Ben's voice. But man, what was up with Yoda? So high pitched! It was kinda cute in a way. Haha. ;)
Thanks for a really fun disc, Puggo! :) Now that I have it, I'm definitely going to recommend it to people in future trades.
That's really interesting! I hope you win it. :) 20 hrs, 47 min. left as I write this.
If you do win it, think it could be added as a bonus on the Grande edition?
^That's not what he's talking about. He means a timeline was made to show where the novels go in relation to the movies. Like, "Heir to the Empire" is after ROTJ, and the Exar Kun stuff is before ANH, etc...
ladyferry said:Have you seen this amazing link regarding ROTJ in this Gary Kurtz interview?
http://io9.com/5196334/this-may-be-the-star-wars-movie-youre-looking-for
Full interview at:
At one point, he says "One of the websites I just pulled down yesterday was one that actually some guy went through and listed all of the written materials that's ever been written on Star Wars, all of the novels and put them in to a kind of time ark. Where they're placed on the stream around the movie. It's really interesting actually. Most of them are after the first three films. Some are way back, 30,000 years before."
Is that still around? If so, I'd love to see it. Anyone know where it is, and if it has been updated as new novels are released?
No, it's by itself. Ladyferry posts all these clips on her YouTube account (as shellatella), but they really should be downloaded here instead. YouTube makes them too dark, which hides some of the subtle changes, especially with this awesome Yoda scene.
Ah yes. It's "Yoda tweaked."
^You mean in addition to what he has already done? (if you haven't seen it, there's a new-ish Yoda vid in the first post that you must see)
Bewy said:In a desperate attempt to come back on topic :D :
You were probably still typing your 'back on topic' post while my 'back on topic' post was already up. :) Yay for us! Haha.
Hey, where'd your screenshot go?! They're always helpful.
Sounds like the sort of [odd!] thing that has an easy fix; it just has to be found, which is the problem. :p
I didn't notice this in the list on page 1, so I'll say it now: I was watching some ESB last night and one thing that might be fun to do is, after R2 fixes the hyperdrive and falls down the hole, make him fall faster/more smoothly?
As it is, when he first starts falling into the hole, it almost looks like he slows down for a second, like his feet are grasping something (or he's landing on a mat), then he falls out of sight. If he just rolled back and went straight down out of sight, I think that would be funny. :)
Nice video, Davnes. Looks very workable. :)
