Thanks! Racking my brain to think of a movie where a spaceship crashes in a forest, aside from Star Trek Generations. đ
How about the saucer shot from The Thing (1982), and the Enterprise burning up in Star Trek III?
https://youtu.be/ku7qnh261CY
https://youtu.be/0nZlXngXB64
As youâre going full frame, you can easily crop out (or erase) Kirk and the gang watching the ship burn up.
Ouch! Somebody isnât getting asked back next year. đ
Youâll have to troll harder
Fink.
LOL
Donât spam the thread.
That they think someone would seriously check the yes box blows my mind. And how the heck does one âinterviewâ a three month old?
Mynd you, baby bites Kan be pretti nastiâŚ
https://youtu.be/AZ3q2ZJiaUk
And I thought the Lucas ***** my childhood crap was embarrassing.
Dear Disney,
If youâre just waiting for us older fans to drop dead, kindly let us know. Thanks!
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It is the correct aspect ratio, but the disk is mastered at awful ancient laserdisc standards, so the image doesent know how to scale on a modern tv.
Those standards werenât awful in 1993 though. đ
Doesnât the master tape have to be 16:9 to begin with?
sigh Thatâs going on the twitter.
Some deleted scenes that should stay that way. đ
https://youtu.be/E19roN14sMg
R2-D2 And Luke Skywalker said:
I called Lucasfilm and I asked them if they monitor fan restorations and they said no
Well, if the site suddenly gets shut down. I guess weâll know who to thank. đ
Seriously though, donât call Lucasfilm, Disney, or anyone else about these things. And if you do, leave us out of the conversation?
I donât think Frink has seen Heavy Metal, as I suggested he use a line from it for his edit, and he wasnât familiar with the scene.
I found the teaser trailer to be really fucking boring. Itâs officially going at the bottom of my list for Most Anticipated 2017 Movies I Want to See.
Lol.
People who make judgements on movies based on trailersâŚlol.
Fuck you too, Frink. đ
Watch it.
Maybe you should consider deleting Frinkâs shitposts. Just saying.
And some people should consider checking their pottymouths at the door?
Really? Looked damn good in 70mm IMAX to me. đ
35mm 3D đŚ (this is a running gag đ)
They digitally cut the original actors out of the 1976 footage, and comped them into new cockpit sets to begin with.
Iâve watched the movie only once, so I didnât watch the cockpit, just the actors, who were âwaxyâ.
But the point it ânoboby noticing the use of 1976 footage in a 2016 blockbusterâ, I just say that I noticed it and it felt wrong to my eyes.
I noticed stock shots from Star Wars in ROTJ on opening day. The colors gave it away.
I found the teaser trailer to be really fucking boring. Itâs officially going at the bottom of my list for Most Anticipated 2017 Movies I Want to See.
Lol.
People who make judgements on movies based on trailersâŚlol.
Fuck you too, Frink. đ
Watch it.
Reminds me of this, which I scanned out of a magazine ten years(!) ago, so itâs a bit late to go back and fix what I lost from the spine crease in the middle. đ
Who is the character talking to Khambatta? Looks familiar.
Might be Ambassador Kosh from Babylon 5 in his âtrueâ form? Because the Vorlon behind the bar looks like his replacement.
Really? Looked damn good in 70mm IMAX to me. đ
They digitally cut the original actors out of the 1976 footage, and comped them into new cockpit sets to begin with.
Well, no OUT but at least something worthy of the 40th anniversary came about - the unveiling of previously unseen STAR WARS outtakes.
Just viewed the celebration Lucas panel and came away with the disturbing realisation that Lucas has no need for underwear - he has the cleanest a-hole in the galaxy.
Was that really necessary?
The problem is Disney bought Star Wars, and is turning it into the dancing Vader disco nonsense, giving us the finger when we ask for the OOT, and instead pulling these bait and switches.
I think you somehow got one of Frinkâs future edits via a wormhole. đ
^Iâve always wondered how someone in a Trek-like future would react to watching Star Wars.
One of the characters on Star Trek:Voyager was a fan of a Flash Gordon-esque movie serial, (and 20th century culture in general) and recreated episodes on the Holodeck, in glorious black and white.
[Scotty walks up to the holodeck and activates it]
Computer Voice: Please enter program.
Scotty: The android at the bar said you could show me Star Wars. Let me see it.
Computer Voice: Insufficient data. Please specify parameters.
Scotty: [frustrated] Star Wars. Show me the movie Star Wars, you chatterinâ piece ofâŚ
Computer Voice: There have been five versions with that name. Please specify by edition number.
Scotty: 1977. No bloody 1981- 1997 - 2004 - or 2011!
Great way to honor the 40th anniversary, with a 2011 version of the movie.
