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SilverWook

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#143970
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Info & Help: looking for... other ld-rips to dvd movies ex. blade runner int cut, songs of the south, frighteners dir cut - and much much more...
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Yellow Submarine would be a good candidate for preserving the LD version. Besides a different scene replaced by the "Hey Bulldog" song in the new release, a lot of people felt the mild widescreen ratio chopped off too much top and bottom picture information. A good example is the name on the tombstone in the "Elanor Rigby" sequence.
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#143321
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Info & Help: looking for... other ld-rips to dvd movies ex. blade runner int cut, songs of the south, frighteners dir cut - and much much more...
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Well, not quite all. The LD has a Terry Gilliam-esque animation before the film reminding you about the commentary track. The photo gallery was also done differently by Criterion. (With a nice intro animation that reveals nasty things done to photos of the cast if you look frame by frame.) And the LD has the entire Japanese dub track. I still want to know what's being said over the ending of the film on that one!
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#142254
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Info Wanted: anyone done 'The Donny and Marie Show' Star Wars skit...
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Has anybody tackled this one yet? If the Holiday Special is to be inflicted on future generations, might as well include these 12 minutes of cheesy horror.
I got a copy at a con many years ago. It could never be mistaken for a low generation tape, but I was hoping somebody with better gear could take a whack at cleanup and transfer? I’m getting nowhere at the moment…

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#138452
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What is your favourite reference to Star Wars films in other shows (TV and Film)?
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Don't think it's been mentioned yet but "Team America" had a Cantina-esque band playing in the tavern scene. And one of the TA members dons a familiar looking brown robe and pulls the Jedi mind trick during the finale.
The Venture Bros. episode where Dr. Venture has a garage sale features the sale of a rejected working lightsaber prototype, (Kenner balked at the multimillion dollar per unit cost!) to one of the Monarch's henchmen. When he tries to use it on bodyguard Brock Sampson, the henchman does the infamous "Jedi kid" moves.