SilverWook

People got nauseous from The Blair Witch Project. (Irregardless of how they felt about the movie.) I pretty sure that was shown at 24fps?

The poster on the official website has animated flames and falling debris. Very cool.

http://www.startrekmovie.com/

I think there was a color version of that episode on Ebay a couple years back.

I've seen Super 8 reels of the whole Pastoral sequence on Ebay, but no way to know if they're unedited.

I wonder if the trailer will go live at midnight or will we have to wait a bit longer?

And will the internet buckle from the load? ;)

Speaking of TVH...

http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2012/12/01/uss-enterprise-is-retired/

Another aircraft carrier actually stood in for it in the movie, but let's not nitpick. ;)

Not much. Bad enough the site was doing this to me during last week's little brouhaha.

Is that Lucas frozen in Carbonite?

Not to mention the 90's Superboy series.

Bingowings said:

Perhaps a nice moderator can move this subject to the selling stuff boards where our team of highly trained scrutineers can scrutinise it thoroughly.

Easier said than done, as the "move topic" function is still causing errors. *bangs head on keyboard*

AntcuFaalb said:

LexX said:

I won't be seeing any 3D movies anymore so can't give this new fps a try, all 2D versions seem to be regular. Too bad.

Yay! Welcome to the 2D-only club.

I'm stereo-blind, so 3D movies look terrible for me. Furthermore, they hurt.

http://www.2d-glasses.com/

Whoosh!

Wait until the new Star Wars hype machine gets up to speed. ;)

Thanks for the update. By going Grindhouse with it, are you trying to make it not look like a 1983 film?

Is the credit sequence taking form yet? Watching the other Bonds has given me an idea or two...

Welcome to the cult of Frink. ;)

Yeah, what the heck was Princess Leia's theme doing in there? Way to spoil the OT themes we're technically not supposed to have heard yet. ;)

http://trekmovie.com/2012/12/04/exclusive-into-darkness-teaser-to-debut-online-december-6th-longer-trailer-in-theaters-dec-14th/

Mark your calendars.

DominicCobb said:

skyjedi2005 said:

Did not the screenwriters say a couple of years ago this would be more dark like the Dark Knight, comparing the first film to Batman Begins as an origin story.

That made me as worried as the idea of a Dark Superman ripoff of the Batman Nolan movies.  Now i hope i am wrong about Man of Steel and Star Trek Into Darkness, but its a wait and see thing.

Hopefully the villain in the new trek film is not another Khan ripoff like Shinzon or Nero.  Or worse a Dark Clone of Kirk. Like a remake of Nemesis.

As for Man of Steel, it's produced by Christopher Nolan so I wouldn't worry about that being a TDK rip-off.

And I don't think there's anything to worry about here with STID. Didn't you say that they compared ST to BB? So what's wrong with STID being compared to TDK? Yeah, TDK was darker, so that just means that STID will be darker than ST. It doesn't mean that it will be TDK level dark. Just darker.

So I think darker is a good thing. Why? Let me recall another sci-fi franchise you might have heard of, whose second part was darker. What was its name? 

Beats me.

I'm more worried about the fact Superman has lost his little red swimming trunks. What the heck were they thinking? ;)

Is the intent to create an HD film scanner?

I don't think there were issues with the look of the film, but rather the ethics of erasing the wires.

There is still supposed to be a bit of Judy's dialog that was accidentally deleted several years before. An error that has carried over to the original mono mix on the Blu Ray.

There is also the other McQuarrie Vader concept which does look like the forerunner of the costume we know.

http://www.df.lth.se/~ola/Starwars/StarWars/starwars2.html

The ILM guys cobbled their own Vader together for a party at the Van Nuys warehouse.

It (action) figures. ;)

You know, since fans found Krayt dragon bones out on those sand dunes decades later, those skeletons could be buried in Tunisia somewhere!

Lucasfilm is missing out on the garden shed market by not making a Lars homestead igloo replica.

A Clockwork Jedi? ;) 

Actually, it would be cool to have Malcolm play a new character and act opposite Mark again.

I thought it had more to do with the high cost of the series? They weren't filming these on the backlot at Universal!

Some episodes were pretty good, (Indy caught up in WW1 spy intrigue) others were about as dry as an old history textbook. IIRC, one whole episode was Indy wrestling with the decision to enlist and nothing else. Not exactly an action packed episode. I couldn't make it through any of the kid Indy episodes.

The show did continue on cable tv as a series of tv movies though.

Funny how really old Indy has ended up on the cutting room floor next to Sebastian Shaw's Anakin.

I thought the episode where Harrison came back to do the wraparound story was good. Kind of like that final episode of Galactica 1980 with Starbuck, it came too late.

If only you could find someone who owns one of the McQuarrie concept helmets...

http://www.starwarshelmets.com/EFX-mcquarrie-darth-vader-helmet.htm

This is what should have been on screen in ROTS. Why should Vader's suit not have evolved or changed at all in twenty years?

TMP

TWOK

TSFS

TVH

TFF

TUC

GEN

FC

INS

NEM

(The 2009 movie had no subtitle)

STID (or should it just be ID?)