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I have a boyfriend.
I have a boyfriend.
I have now seen every Mamoru Hosoda movie. He is an amazing director.
Looks great. The 4K version looks way too unnatural.
Your Name and Weathering with You, both directed by the acclaimed Makoto Shikai. Both are amazing.
As many people are aware, Steven Spielberg’s Duel was originally released as a TV movie, and then was released theatrically. The TV version was in 4:3, but the theatrical version was in 16:9. So which version is the definitive version?
I’ve actually seen a recreation of the extended cut using the available deleted scenes. Worth checking out.
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is far from the worst Spielberg movie. 1941 is his worst by far.
Mark Gustavson
Yes
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie was originally completed in a 2K digital intermediate, so is this new version and upscale or rerender or what?
A.I. Artificial Intelligence is one of Steven Spielberg’s best movies.
The best movies directed by Christopher Nolan and Guillermo del Toro came out.
It’s possible the uncut negative doesn’t exist, which means only the theatrical cut could be restored.
All of the things you’re looking for are on TheStarWarsTrilogy.com
I watched the video for the first time recently and hated it and the points he was trying to make. The original, unaltered release of any media, not just Star Wars, should always be available. And we have the right to criticize the actions of someone’s work if we find it mediocre.
Can I get a link to this as well? I forgot to donate the first time around.
Mine is The Adventures of Tintin.
I just watched Close Encounters of the Third Kind for the first time. Better practical effects than the original Star Wars trilogy. There I said it.
So I guess this project is dead, since there hasn’t been an update in 2 years.
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Twitter’s being a bitch again.
South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut. I absolutely loved it.
We have just lost Steve Harwell, the lead singer of Smash Mouth.
In general, I enjoy TV shows more than movies.
I just watched Oppenheimer in 70mm IMAX. I really liked it. While personally I don’t think it’s his best film, it’s still very good. It was just a little long and started to drag a little towards the end.