I blame George Lopez for not handling the George Lopez Show better. It started getting very awful toward the end, especially after the actress who played Carmen was fired. All the characters basically were no longer funny or interesting, come the last episodes.
Looks great, adywan!
This looks like promising work. I'm definitely excited to see some videos, as well. I find that edits which incorporates digitally altered things/effects are most effective.
The deleted ending.
Gladiator or Kingdom of Heaven?
I like it! The longer shot of Tarkin works well. He seems uneasy but powerless to stop Vader. All in all, it's very good.
bobgarcia74 said:
Hehe. It's not dead guys. It's a time issue. Replacing old footage and still special fx shots to be done. Wish it could go faster, but a man has to do what a man has to do :) ATM this mans been a bit busy. It'll get there for sure tho. Thanks for staying interested in the work tho. It means alot.
That's a relief... It's nice to hear from you Bob :-)
ganonlink1991 said:
for christ sake is there a way or a site or a torrent to download the 1997 edition of return of the jedi? I have been looking forever and I'm losing my mind
In case you don't want to go the torrent route, I sent you the MultiUpload links to the TB set, including 1997SE ROTJ.
All right, special thanks to Peefy for finding this gem! I've successfully downloaded all 13.25 GB from CinemaGeddon. In any case, this appears to be the bootleg that was mentioned on MUBI. It is two DVD-9s. The quality is certainly better than the other DVDs floating around, and it's played at the right speed, unlike the Coppola Restoration. It's quite an epic film at 5 hours. The Triptych unfortunately is not included in it's full glory on the main feature of this release, but it is a special feature on the second disc.
Would anyone like me to re-upload this to MultiUpload?
All of your recently released shots look mind-blowingly good Harmy. You're certainly taking the idea of a hybrid to its fullest potential. Fantastic job! I can't wait to see 2.0.
rockin said:
Sorry if this is a dumb question but where are these available? I'm looking for the TB version of ANH specifically.
That's not a dumb question at all. I posted the TB set to MultiUpload, which includes various file-hosting sites. In any case, I PM'ed you the links for all four DVDs.
The inferior G'KAR trilogy and the Flunk are in both myspleen and MultiUpload. Feel free to PM me if you want either of the MultiUpload links.
Just saw the conference video. It looked good overall, though I agree about the oddly quick shot of Tarkin. I can't wait to see the slightly longer version. Your videos are really succeeding, in my opinion, in making Vader more ESB-esque.
Raiders.
Nosferatu (1922) or Dracula (1931)?
Tobar said:
then there's the cutting and splitting that's been done to Young Indiana Jones. I've been hoping someone would come along and start up a project to restore Young Indy.
During one of my hiatuses from ot.com, a user named 5acrifice PM'ed me saying he had the full set of episodes, which could be used as bases to recreate the originals. I PM'ed him back, but he didn't return my PM. Hopefully, he, or someone else with all the episode, resurfaces.
Windows Media Player.
Who was the "most-morally-justified" character in Watchmen: The Graphic Novel- The Comedian, Rorschach, Nite Owl, Doctor Manhattan, or Ozymandias?
If you are indeed doing two versions, Harmy, that's absolutely wonderful. Giving people a choice is the best option; hopefully, it's not too much work. Seeing the video you uploaded earlier with film grain was nice; the grain and few dust specks were subtle and undistracting.
I do agree with Hairy Hen's idea for adding a bit more film grain to the multi-generational special effects sequences, at least for your "vintage version" that is; for instance, the Mos Eisley flyby seems to by nature be grainy because of so much composited.
Happiness?
Which was better: The Watchman Movie or the V For Vendetta Movie?
I like that idea. It definitely makes Vader seem more powerful.
Ginge, the link you referred to actually has a video of the Greedo Scene with subtitles. Unfortunately, the camera is not completely steady so one can't completely tell whether the subtitles were shaking.
Oy vey!
Spartacus Ending with Close-Ups of Spartacus or Spartacus Alternate Ending with No Close-Ups (makes it a bit more surreal, as Spartacus could already be dead)?
Rebuilt Robot.
Robbie the Robot in Invisible Boy or in Forbidden Planet?
The shake on the subtitles actually looks good to my eyes. It seems far more natural and less digital; it's a nice change, and more film-ish. Good job on it Harmy!
TKF821 said:
I am the "guy" and I thank you to welcome me among the members of your circle.
Sorry about being late on the game, but welcome TKF821! It's great to have another contributor.
I own super-8 copies of the three original Star Wars movies (not 16mm). They are in English, widescreen, and stereo : no special editions, no additional FX or scenes. Just the original as we watched them back in the 70s and 80s.
That sounds utterly fantastic! Do you have some way to transfer those, especially the original Derann of Star Wars? A member named Puggo has already transferred a 16mm of Star Wars, but your super-8 should have less fading. Apologies for my nosiness, but how are the colors on ESB and ROTJ?
reave said: Awesome. That doesn't look bad at all for a 30 year old tape. Agreed. The shots look pretty nice SilverWook. This is turning out to be a cool preservation.
That's not good... I hope everything is all right, as well. There's been no news on this for awhile.
Race Against the Machine.
Mad Max or The Road Warrior?
That sounds good. I'll eagerly await your video. I love the first Renascent.