That's one of them. All I have is an incomplete version I recorded off tv on VHS back in the day.
There were also these...
http://www.blam1.com/StarTrek/PILF-2792.htm
Let's keep outside drama to a minimum. Some have been lurking here to feed their comments about us for a while, but it's not really worth the time to engage them. I doubt they're after serious debate.
From what I've been reading over at MF.com, a few of them have burned some serious bridges in the fandom lately with their shenanigans. It gave me a whole new perspective on things around here.
We are aware of the issue...
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Forum-migration-coming-soon/forum/2/topic/17625/page/4/
Jetrell Fo said:
happycube said:
There's also http://www.blam1.com/StarWars/index.htm, and he has a site for Star Trek releases, too.
I am friends with the guy who runs this site. He is very knowledgeable.
If he has the Trek documentaries that were only released in Japan, I'd be envious. ;)
If I enter the park in costume, they may not let me leave. ;)
It's his own personal Greedo shooting first.
Yeah, my weekend was full of suck just to rub things in. :(
I hope it will return to the U.S. in 2017. It's going to be in London next year, correct?
It would be awesome if there are old school IMAX prints made as was done for Interstellar. It would be worth the trip to L.A. to see it that way.
Okay, enough thread derailment.
So, are there dances or anything else going on at night during this shindig?
Altering any cinema history is bad, not just when it's done to Star Wars. It's the principle of the thing.
If Lasseter had made changes to Toy Story years later, we'd all be cursing about it. How is this any less egregious than Disney erasing cigarette smoking from it's classics?
But yeah, boobies, so get it out of your system.
That planet could be a very small moon though.
Yeah, that was inevitable, unfortunately.
forthebanterni said:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNsnsVOQGAU
Cheers!
Please do not spam the board. One post about this was sufficient.
*facepalm*
Blasphemy!
As I was taught a camera tripod was your friend, I found shaky cam to be distracting, amateur looking, and gave me a slight headache if I watched it too long.
I've seen real WWII combat footage where the cameraman held steady while a Japanese Zero crashed right in front of them. I think a movie ought to be able to do the same in a fantasy situation.
I doubt there will be much of it in the movie, at least I hope not!
Ryan, are you sure you're not in Anaheim?
Bloodthirsty crowd. O_O
Was the 3D conversion any good? ROTS was the one I would have gone to see in theaters had they kept to the release plan.
And yes, making peace with the prequels is key to a happy healthy life. A monthly dose of the Ridiculous edits helps too. ;)
No problem. And it took my brain this long to notice the ROTJ homage in that shot. Considering I hated the snap zooms and shaky cam on the BSG reboot, that zoom oddly doesn't bother me at all.
First Order... Wasn't the Empire called "First Choice" in Backstroke of The West? ;)
Don't forget the sand troopers. ;)
I always liked that these guys looked like they'd been out on patrol too long.
Ok. :)
I hope we learn the secrets of the 16mm print soon.
Interesting that George is at the Tribeca Film Festival this particular weekend.
*Nods*
There was an expectation after ESB that Star Wars was going to go on long enough for the actors to grow old in their parts. Weird Al referenced this in his Yoda song.
Starlog magazine even made jokes about their early 21st century incarnation that would come on a computer disk, and feature an interview with an aged Mark Hamill in his Jedi Master costume on the set of the latest episode. They couldn't predict their own demise, alas.
I cried, therefore I am a fanboy now. :(
In 2005, we all thought Star Wars was over and done with. That we're getting a new movie with the original characters in it at all feels like a miracle. That's what people are reacting to. Maybe it's cynical marketing, but it's Star Wars, darnit!