Now, let's see if I can't get this topic going without some flaming. What I'm wondering is, do you view the PT as a part of Star Wars? Remotely? Or do you just disregard it?
This idea I saw in the " fanedits" section was very interesting: someone (Golden Idol?) thinks of them like special features on a DVD. A side story, if anything. And heck, I agree.
You know, maybe cutting the shots of the band alltogether and instead putting in Cantina music from KOTOR would be a good idea. The lower cantina music from Taris was pretty awesome, and might fit a Hutt's club.
Okay, some constructive crit- obviously, this is a rough draft, and I'll try to reflect that in my critique.
Ziro's voice - an odd echo compared to the rest of the video. Could this be fixed, or perhaps add the echo to everything else?
The band - In order to match the song, it seems you slowed down the band. While this works in theory, now they seem to move all clunky and un realistically.
Just my thoughts.
It was cheesy, but - as samlark said - believable. The problem with the prequel romance is that it wasn't believable. Sometiems it was, mostly it wasn't. So many of those scenes were ill-planned; the strangest things made them embrace, particularly the stuff about the sand.
Looks better. :)
My local radio station is going to start playing vinyl every Wednesday - full sides!
I think that says something.
I'd think that someone who bought an original print of STAR WARS would realize the importance of the original original verisons.
That's on the smallest nova you know. Or the Noid.
In your face Lucas! :-D
Results not very surprising. I'm glad that it looks like we, the forum members, have a say in the future.
I gotta agree with the negative one on this one. I liked Casino Royale, but this wasa TERRIBLE TERRIBLE movie. Blink and you missed something important. Daniel Craig makes a fine Bond, but his performance couldn't save this one. The camera angles must have changed every five seconds, and if it didn't make you dizzy it annoyed the HELL outta you. I would have walked out if my friend didn't pay.
Oh, and by the way, British people drive on the left Mr. Director ;)
Wow, not only is that first clip a good looking test - it also shows how the demise of a certain someone SHOULD have gone ;)
Is there a way to make the film shake? Is that included in the scripts you're currently using? I think that could help a little.
Oh, internet! Your wonders never cease to amaze me.
A very interesting concept on a mono mix Ripplin, but I'm of the opinion that it should be left alone. I like having one of my all-time favorite movie scores in good quality.
My curiosity has been growing, and I was wondering if it would be worth waiting for the redone version. Thoughts?
Rob said:Debating mp3 sound quality is futile. If you want sound quality, buy vinyl, if you want portability, buy an mp3 player. As far as masters go, only an idiot records in digital. Tape creates a pure analog of the session for both current digital encoding and future methods of encoding.
Quoted for truth. I'm 15, and I collect vinyl.
wait, Ripplin; that's a joke, right?
Wonder if these minor tweaks will make it to the inevitable blu-ray of IJ... hope not.
...because the Empire's invading! http://current.com/items/89204971/death_star_over_san_francisco.htm
What's sad is that this kindof thing would make GREAT money. And hire me too! :p
I'd say it'd look kindof like Game & Watch Gallery 3's museum. That would be pretty awesome to have a video game museum.
Found a great retrojunk article on someone's NES re-experience. Might be worth a look for a nostalgia buff. In fact, even though I don't quite empathize with the writer, I thought it was a great read.
Both versions of Sy Snootles were ugly as hell. Max Rebo was cool as a puppet though.
I don't know if this makes a difference or not with captuer cards, but could changing your TV settings help? Again, I'm not sure - in fact, I think it probably doesn't. Just throwing it out there though.