Good thing that guy made like a tree and got outta here. He was about as funny as a screen door on a battleship.
Taking dialogue from the tv series wouldn't fix Bayformers would it? Also, consider the amount of work that would have to go into reverse engineering the sound so there was no sfx or dialogue behind the lines from the show. Unless, of course, there's a surround mix that I'm unaware of.
Puggo - Jar Jar's Yoda said:
ImperialFighter said:
George doesn't like 3D That 'comes out at you' from the screen (!)
The skeptic in me wonders if he "doesn't like" that sort of 3D because he can't do it with the source material he has. Because that statement is inconsistent with Sy Snootles' ROTJ Special Edition lips.
I'm going to have to disagree based on the new Star Tours. Outside of one shot, at least on my path, the 3D was more about depth and perspective than shock and amazement with things popping out at you. That project suggests that he actually means it when he says he's not crazy about 3D as a spectacle, but more as an enhancement.
I had originally missed that it was taken from Blues Brothers. The clip itself just sounded kind of awkward to me, but then again, it's elevator music. I actually like the original version of the song, which is probably why I complained at all...
Liking the Krusty Jar Jar bits.
^Close, but
In b4 "good riddance to that DNR-machine monster". For all its perceived flaws, there's a reason Lowry is often the go-to restoration company: the methods work. And they are still being refined. Much of their more recent work looks fantastic. Not every movie they did turned out like Star Wars or the Citizen Kane DVD after all. I for one think that a few of the Bond releases, while admittedly the series itself was hit-and-miss with restoration quality (which I still believe is more the fault of the studio), ended up fantastic in HD.
Facebook ads just know me.
Really? I saw it without having anything to compare it to and found it... all right. Not horrid, certainly, but nowhere near a 5/5... maybe a 2.5/5 for me. I just hate Russell Brand. He strikes me as such a prick, mainly because - well - up until more recently he's kind of been Arthur. Only I never caught the lovable naive side that Arthur has.
Then again, I dunno. This could be pretty irrational.
I have seen The Goonies but as I did not grow up on it wasn't a fan. I can't watch that movie without feeling ridiculously sorry for Chunk; he's basically stuck being their bitch because he can't find any other friends.
So, Solo, you're not so bad for disliking The Goonies. But Ferris Bueller? We need to have a talk...
I haven't really explored '80s cinema outside of Spielberg, Lucas and The Breakfast Club. At least, I can't think of anything from the '80s off the top of my head outside of SW, Raiders, and the aforementioned John Hughes film. I tend to prefer movies from the late '70s back, and sometimes a few from the '90s.
Please don't call me a new generation, you're making me feel like Ziggy... it's not like I hadn't seen PARTS of it. Also most people I know have seen the whole thing
That new commercial was a sign that I finally had to see Ferris Bueller's Day Off in full. And god DAMN am I glad I did! After one viewing I think it has become one of my all-time favorites, maybe the favorite. One hundred out of one hundred Ferrari GT Californias.
I think I had the Big Green dub of Movie 1 on my home computer, I grabbed it before the guy went crazy. I'm at college right now so I can't check.
I know there's a user who has reconstructed Movie 1 himself using the dragonbox footage, I think it was Ashura.
Anyway, that guy they ran off was way too god damn sensitive and should have just distributed it by PM anyway.
Make that four people who're interested! It would be interesting to see this workprint copy after having only seen the theatrical version.
Sorry, 3PS. It is. Watch the trailer for the movie (look it up) and you see some of those shots in it too.
Looks like it's right up your alley Frink.
oh god damn it.
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Ziggy Stardust said:
I'm going to be so glad when the worst month of my life ever is over. No joke.
Story of my life, too. Weird. Hope 2012 turns out better than this month so far.
At one point this would have been an easy question answered by a few Disney movies. But now, I have absolutely no idea. In terms of in-theaters, ET takes the cake with three times - once for the special edition, twice for separate revival screenings. The only Star Wars tape I wore out was IV, so I guess that should go on the list too.
It's really easy to confuse "most viewed" with "favorite" unless one of your most viewed is something you've seen recently again.
I can't wait! However, on a somewhat greedy note, I hope you're taking Thorr's suggestion of faux-HD for the PSB into consideration for this as well. (for reference: here)
I hope his Star Trek: Nemesis edit is better than Prologue sounds! That also sounds good at first but I have no idea as I have not seen it.
Are those shots within seconds from each other or from separate discs/caps? In general, despite quality issues, I find the color pallet most pleasing on the Technidisc. If it were more consistent or could be applied to a different source of higher quality it would be my preferred look for the film.
I'm pretty confident SOPA won't pass, but it has unfortunately brought piracy and filesharing back to the top of the feds' agenda and we will suffer either way. I tended to prefer megaupload to torrents/RapidShare.