Pennsylvania Jones said:
pittrek said:
Moth3r said:
It would be nice to be a Star Trek fan. Or Lord of the Rings for that matter.
At least the outlook for Indy fans <a href="http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/ET-Blu-Ray-to-only-feature-theatrical-edition/post/535685/#TopicPost535685">looks good...</a>
Well the TOS boxset(s) is(are) great. Every episode is represented in 2 versions, with the original effects and with the new CG effects, and there is a brand new 7.1 mix created from original elements AND the original mono mix. That would be great for Star Wars too
TV's Frink said:
TK-949 said:
toho-scope said:
Asaki said:
If you don't mind all the smearing, the Reivax version of A New Hope is at TehParadox.
and myspleen
And Usenet
And my axe.
Thats no poster, but I'm looking for this for a few years now:
Does anyone have this in a high resolution?
I don't mind, if they use CGI instead of Models. They used CGI for almost all Voyager episodes and definitely all Enterprise episodes. Looked okay for me. Better than the Prequels actually. I hope they'll do DS9 too, since it's my favorite Star Trek show.
If you don't mind a german crawl and german alien subtitles I'd recommend the G'Kar version, since it has the best picture of all the SE DVDs out there. Due to compression it's not that good, but it's anamorphic, has better resolution than a VCD, and less smearing than the Reivax or Flunk version.
That's why I love 5.1. It's easy to get rid of these...
toho-scope said:
and myspleenAsaki said:
If you don't mind all the smearing, the Reivax version of A New Hope is at TehParadox.
OFF Topic und deshalb auf deutsch: OMG, ich sehe mir gerade die VOX Star Wars Kultnacht von 1999 an. Abgesehen davon, daß ich etliche Leute die da mitgemacht haben mittlerweile persönlich kenne und sogar zu meinem engen Freundeskreis zähle, ist die Nacht eher alles andere als kultig. Eher ziemlich trashig. Wer hat's gesehen?
I've never seen the Special Edition. I never wanted to after being bored to death with the original version.
Oh, I've never seen this. A friend of mine has it, he made a copy of the Classic Creatures tape for me, so I get the german voiceover. But I don't have the original.
doubleofive said:
that not all Imperials are mass murdering psychopaths.
Do you have the UK Executor Box? It contains these artworks as 20 x 30 cm cards.
There you go:
Welcome.
Isn't there a band named Omp?
Harmy said:
That is awesome. Are they anywhere to be downloaded? I have all the G'Kar DVDs, so it would be awesome to have these covers for them.
About 2 1/2 years ago I made some covers for the German G'Kar SE DVDs. I completely recreated the german VHS covers in HiRes:
Just click the Pics to download these...
Wait a second, that was the original explosion, not the SE one. Cool.
Maybe Harmy will do a "De-04ed Special Edition"?
The german dub is definetly based on the mono mix. "Close the blast doors" is also in there.
msycamore said:
Interesting about the difference in music-editing in the mix, is it the music Williams originally wrote for the Dianoga scene or something else?
Ady: Do the Blu-Rays have burnt in subtitles for Greedo and Jabba?
Yep, it was.
This is the original "Krieg der Sterne" Logo from the 1977 crawl:
Does anyone have an almost clean version of Han's original "Das kann ich mir vorstellen"? All the versions I have, have too much noise (music/soundeffects). It sounds odd when suddenly more music and effects come from the center. And I don't have a clue what programs/filters to use.
BTW another odd thing: The dianoga scene always had music, as long as I can remember, until 1997 with the SE the music was gone. But the GOUT didn't have the music either. For my version I'll add the music again.
And in ESB after Yoda's Line "Du wirst Angst haben" came a little piece of music (as the Star Destroyer is shooting asteroids, also gone since 1997), which sounds like a fade out of another piece. Does anyone know what piece that was?
