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They just make it up as needed.

Always wanted to play X-wing.

Wasn't it for the 1991 LD?

Hopefully so.

Older animation doesn't seem to get much respect does it?

Tom and Jerry was edited. I'm flabbergasted.

PORKINS WILL HAVE HIS REVENGE!!!

And the long awaited follow up album to the smash-hit Jedi Rocks will feature in the newly revised Cantina scene.

Fantastic stuff.

Oh, dear oh dear. This doesn't look to be particularly to any good. The last Lucasfilm sponsored mix made my sonic inputs implode.

There are a few assorted clips on youtube with subs. Not sure where they came from.

Couldn't believe they sourced these from beta. With all of the hype around the godawful movie (it still burns!) the least Lionsgate could have done was to do a new transfer.

Really want to see the original Mach Go Go Go before it was dubbed into Speed Racer. I think it is available on DVD in Japan, but for nearly 400 bucks. Come to think of it I would really like to see a remastered version of Speed Racer directly from the 35mm masters instead of a beta tape dupe from the early 90's with the superimposed logo credits. Also with no time compression that makes the famed fast dubbing even faster.

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You gamers watch The Guild?  I just started watching and loving it, despite the fact that some of the gaming jokes go right over my head.

Some of them go over my head too. Just discovered this recently and watched the whole thing online with my roommate. We died laughing.

Go for one of these: Barry Lyndon, For a Few Dollars More, Grave of the Fireflies. Barry is epic and extremely underrated (and just screams for Blu ray!), FAFDM is possibly Leone's best and most concentrated film, and Grave will make anyone cry.

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome should be saved for last. If you're a fan of either previous film this is a major letdown.

Am excited to see African Queen in a new transfer and New World for the 70mm sequences.

Just re-watched the Coppola Restoration of The Godfather for the umpteenth time. I have the set but still haven't watched the others. Part one's new restoration takes me back to the first time I saw the film and it rocks in the original mono.

Alice in Wonderland in a second run theater. It made the movie that much more interesting to see it non-digital, non-3D, and complete with a giant green line for an entire reel. This I suspect may be why I slightly enjoyed myself. Otherwise it's not particularly good at all. It did get me thinking how much I would like to see a print of Batman Returns.

I checked it against the Complete Dossier-it's the same 2.00:1.

What is the bitrate and quality of LD analog audio? I know that it isn't as good as a the CD quality digital track, but shouldn't it be better than VHS audio?

Good luck with fixing your issues. I just got over some serious malware and my laptop still runs a bit slower than it usually did.

That's when they experimented with different sounds and didn't sell any records. (this song and the Pop album) So they then went back to not experimenting in order to sell more records.

Is there an easy way to take a screencap from an LD? Just got a player off craigslist.

The Batman Forever score is great. Unfortunately all you can ever find is that songs inspired by the film CD.

They seemed to reuse much of the score for the abysmal sequel.

LALD was the first soundtrack I ever bought. The new expanded remaster is the best CD that I own.

Does anybody have the TB set?

If it's the 1997 release with the THX mastering and AC3 then I believe it is 2.35:1. I picked it up in a bargain bin, and the back cover states that it was mastered from the 2.35:1 original.

Would it kill them to release prints? I missed Jedi in 97 and have regretted it ever since.

Has SW been shown from a print in a theater since 1997? Raiders will occasionally pop up in an art-house, but I've never known if the SE prints are allowed to be rented.

DJ, once you finish the fantastic looking v3 GOUT project can this v2 be finished?

Are they actual prints?

The Goldeneye score is great except for that awful end titles song.

Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West, Duck you Sucker, The Third Man, Taxi Driver, Chinatown, Vertigo, North by Northwest, The Wild Bunch, The Godfather.

The Bond scores are my favorites and I feel that David Arnold's modern interpretations leave much to be desired. They lack any of the punch and thematics of John Barry's originals. The best scores are for Thunderball and On Her Majesty's Secret Service. I also adore the score for The Living Daylights.