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SilverWook

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#773528
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Harmy's RETURN OF THE JEDI Despecialized Edition HD - V3.1
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goofball563 said:

SilverWook said:

Is your 1997 Jabba icon meant to be ironic, or picked at random? Just wondering...

Am I breaking some rule? I couldn't do that on purpose, it's not in my character.

But given your finite selection of choices, I'd say ironic.

 Not at all! It just leaped out at me when I saw it. I'd forgotten we have stock user icons. ;)

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#773395
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Info: Star Wars radio spots? - and one for sale on ebay
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Are these floating around? I heard one on a podcast recently, but I can’t recall if they’ve ever been a DVD extra or not.

Spotted this on Ebay, but way overpriced, as it’s lumped in with several other promotional items…

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Star-Wars-77-PRESS-PACKAGE-LOBBY-SET-MOVIE-POSTERS-RADIO-SPOTS-16mm-CLIP/391152099600

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#773113
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Idea & Info: Cinerama 70mm '2001' preservation. Is it possible?
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Okay...now that I got that off my chest...I found my WB disc. It's the remastered version seen here...

http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/DVDCompare6/2001.htm (Note the vob dates listed)

The first WB disc is part of the wave of Kubrick films rushed out in 1999 after his death, and is probably identical to the MGM disc, except the fixed HAL line and possibly replaced the MGM home video logos. The specs on the back are the same as the MGM.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2001-A-Space-Odyssey-DVD-Stanley-Kubrick-Collection-/131457678683

Still searching for my MGM copy.

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#773000
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Idea & Info: Cinerama 70mm '2001' preservation. Is it possible?
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As I've said many, many, moons ago, I have both early 2001 DVD's. I know they are different because the Warner one has a non animated menu screen, although they kept the sound effects the MGM disc menu had.

Unfortunately, my house is still a mess. When I find them, I will listen for the missing Hal line. Given time, I might even be able to rip the audio track and get them out there for a detailed analysis. Between being a mod, and my so called life, this hasn't been on the top of my to do list.

I would personally love to see a preservation with as many older audio mixes as will fit. I've got the Criterion, MGM, and the early Japanese letterboxed Lasediscs too. (The JP doesn't have the intermission or intro/exit music though.)

I will do my very best to dig out my old DVD's this weekend. Now, everyone please take a stress pill? ;)