I remade the trailer of the Gobots battle of the Rock lords film , using my 35mm remaster… check it out
Nice. I can’t wait to watch this.
It’s very close. Just waiting on some newly restored 35mm optical audio tracks and Release Candidate 1 will be ready - hopefully within the next week or two, 4K80 v1.0 will finally be done!
Sweet. Looking forward to watching your great work.
Looking good. Keep up the great work.
Did you also use the animation from the 1991 version of Grandma talking about Grandpa during the song? That was new animation done for that version that, in most people’s opinion, is more emotionally impacting that the original 1987 version.
The difference is that in the original 1987 version, she’s talking about grandpa and just sitting beside the window stroking Garfield.
In the 1991 version, while she’s still sitting beside the window, there’s a photo of her & grandpa on the window frame that better conveys how heartbroken she is that he’s no longer there.
I would be quite interested in listening to this if it’s still available.
I’ve finished watching the edit, and I must say it was very nicely done.
I kept forgetting that the original films had a lot more footage. That’s how you know a good editor has done a good job.
Wonder if I could get a link?
I’ve watched the first part (I’m taking my time on this,not binge watching).
At no point did I feel like something was missing from the original theatrical/extended versions. This edit is well done. Scenes and shots transitioned well, audio was good.
More importantly, I was entertained throughout.
Good job so far.
Looking forward to watching part 2, will provide further updates.
I’m interested in this edit. Could I have a link?
Thanks in advance.
For the audio tracks, I would list what language is represented on which track, just for clarity.
Aside from that, good job.
There was an edit from ADigitalMan from 10 to 15 years ago called Superman Redeemed, that was a combination of the least cringy footage of these 2 movies. Might want to check it out.
I’m interested. Could I have a link?
Thanks in advance.
Looks good so far. Great that you found video sources that don’t have the Japanese burnt in subtitles.
Looks good so far.
I presume the aspect ratio will be finalized later on?
Just finished watching it. The 4:3 footage and the 16:9 footage were perfectly joined. I looked really hard, I could not find any instance of frames not aligning, even in fast motion scenes like the door locking sequence (which I even freeze framed to verify).
I also looked to see if I could notice any drop in picture quality from the central portion to the top and sides, but it all looked normal. Again, it all blends well.
Your version allows us to see the most picture, like the star on top of the Christmas tree in Cratchit’s home (that would have been missing in the 16:9 version) and the full “Home Sweet Home” sign (whose right side would have been missing in the 4:3 version).
Thank you for your great work in this. This is going to be fun to watch at Christmas time.
This looks nice. Could I get a link?
Wow, this sounds like a great project. I’m very interested in what you plan to do. Please keep us updated.
Wow, that BD is cropped.
Nice preview shots, btw. Keep 'em coming.
Lasz said:
It's probably not even really ghosting, but just stuff in the shadow that's behind r2d2 that somewhat looks like ghosting, but isn't.
Here's a clearer picture:
http://www.jedi1.net/images/1600/ANH-Creatures-03176-1600.jpg
I can still see it in this pic as well. The "ghosting" follows R2's shoulder joints on both sides.
Thanks for the update.
Bummer about your computer problems. Glad to hear you have a good solution.
Will you include an option for original theatrical black only end credits?
One thing I noticed for the first time when Luke & Han enter the throne room is looking on the extreme sides and seeing the obviously fake looking "extras".
Maybe some things are better left hidden? :D
Looking good. I know I've said it before, but what I like about the work you are doing is that the film will look like film, and not a digital video.
Keep up the good work.
This is really a awesome project for one of my all time favorite anime films.
I can't wait until this is released.
Wow, those 8mm stills actually make the film feel more like film and not the digital presentation of the blurays. Pretty neat.
Really nice. What I like about all these clips is that it feels so much like film, and not just a digital image.
