It just went from 90s to 50s over the course of a few days. đŚ
(I hope itâs obvious that itâs Fahrenheit, not Celsius)
Absolutely amazing. How possible is it to make that in an actual video?
Also, how much McQuarrie was in the theatrical prequels?
Last night, i started the colour grading stage for ROTJ:R. Here are a couple of sneak peeks of ROTJ:RâŚ
Wonderful job as always Ady!
JEDIT: Not again!
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Very like
The orange is a little strong in the top one, but the bottom one is pretty great. The Blu-Ray is really weird and flat in comparison.
This is a pretty muted response to GOD HIMSELF returning
I like very
I donât think that effect would be possible on the amateur level.
One of us has Lucas in their name, a picture of Lucas as their profile picâŚ
Did you do color correction yourself or am I forgetting what colors are in the scene normally?
Theyâre worth playing around with. Back in 2016 I made a clip of Kylo Ren with a yellow lightsaber. Iâd show it, but I must have taken it off of my youtube, and I know for sure I deleted it off of my computer. So itâs gone.
I prefer Kylo Ren with a red lightsaber, so I wouldnât actually replace it, but itâs still cool seeing what could be. Anyway VFX for the sake of VFX isnât a bad thing.
The Burning Homestead is in the Force Awakens when Rey picks up the lightsaber from Kylo Ren. That could work.
JEdit: Although it doesnât have the fanfare, which felt important in the video.
Also Iâm pretty sure thatâs Obi-Wanâs actor from the 2008 Clone Wars cartoon.
IIRC, the Phantom Edit was made using VHS, so I doubt it.
I was thinking the Special Edition trailer, but it doesnât have the shot of Yoda and the X-Wing.
Weird discovery though that it doesnât have explosion rings either.
Hopefully, they never dare do that to the Indiana Jones films, as the dissolve from the Paramount logo into the prologue is a signature of the series!
I can live with the 20th Century Fox logo gone from Star Wars.
But this is just offensive.
Snooker is the new Messiah of the prequel fanediting religion
Thatâs definitely it.
Hereâs an open question: how ruthless should I be with excising the Battle Droidâs vocalizations and humor?
This will absolutely destroy your goal of not being too radical but you could have people dub them.
What is going on in the second half of this thread⌠I sense some usage of the Chewbacca defence.
What happened was I said something dumb but quickly edited it into a shitpost, which derailed the thread a little bit but now I wish to own up to my crimes and right my wrongs.
It really does look a lot like CGI, which confused me when I first saw Harmy Despecialized (as someone whoâs young enough to not remember a time before the Special Editions), but even without proving it was in the original movie by showing pictures from GOUT or a Laserdisc or film scan, it makes sense that it was in the original movie because itâs not exactly something easy to miss on Harmyâs part.
I am confused by this threadâs title. There is CGI in Harmy Despecialized on purpose, the effect for the Death Star plans was the second ever use of CGI in a theatrically released movie.
Someone needs to learn that in the Simpsons canon, the mid 80s only semi-happened. They just skipped from 1980 to 1990, except for a few events in the 80s, and thatâs their explanation for why the Simpsonâs aging is weird instead of just saying itâs a god damn cartoon.
Fun fact: The Special Editions came out closer to WWI than to the present day
I feel a little bad for criticizing this, because itâs better than any work Iâve ever put out, but you asked for comments so hereâs some stuff I noticed:
I personally and subjectively just donât like the music used in the opening text, and I really donât like the idea of force sensitivity, but those really feel like me things, so I donât hold it against you or the fanedit in any way.
I really do like the way setting cards were used, adding the year was a good idea. Although itâs not obvious to everyone what BBY means. It limits accessibility a little bit.
Really like the way you cut out the podrace. Starting the movie where you did was effective. Additionally, cutting right from the Phantom Menace to Revenge of the Sith is also something that works pretty well.
The color correction in the Battle of Coruscant looks great. Love it! The lightsabers look a little washed out in the hangar scenes though. Color correction elsewhere also looks great. Especially in the scene where Anakin confronts Padme.
The dream effect doesnât work so well in that one shot where Padme, Anakin, Owen and Beru are all in shot, because Padme and Beru are still visible, but awkwardly cut off. Itâs like in a Pan and Scan if two characters were right next to each other in the original or in previous shots, but one was just off screen. Feels weird. There are a few more shots like this, but thatâs the first thing I saw. Additionally, there being two different dream effects is a little weird, maybe (if you plan on making a second version) recreate the second dream using your effect? Iâm pretty sure itâs possible using footage from later in the movie.
The last scene with Vader is a little tonally weird. Definitely less cringey than the original, and more accurate to Vaderâs character, but it doesnât fit very well in the otherwise kinda chill ending.
I love the voiceover in the last scene. Itâs not the first time Iâve seen something like this in a prequel fanedit, but I fall for it every time.
I normally donât think that you can make good prequel fanedits without straying far away from the Star Wars formula. This doesnât really disprove that, because it does stray away from it, but it was surprisingly good and could act as a good replacement for Revenge of the Sith.