compyislife

none said:

Is that the Anonymous LOIC installer?

No, it isn't. Here's a pic of what it is:

It isn't "fully operational" yet, but it's still good news.

...I can't resist. That website was our last hope. "No. There is Another."

(Edit: The below website may or may not be real. Enter at your own risk.)

(Edit #2: The Link has been removed, due to the info provided by hairy_hen. I'm sorry, again, for posting it.)

Source: Many, many comments on this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0Wvn-9BXVc

Looks like the preview is no longer available.

I wanted to contribute an idea. While it may be nearly impossible to find original 35mm prints of sufficient quality, perhaps someone could obtain '97 SE prints, as these appear for sale much more often on places such as this other forum:

http://www.35mmforum.com/

These obviously wouldn't be as useful as the originals, but a '97 SE copy in HD would be much easier to (Forgive me, I'm lacking a better word...) despecialize than the 2004 HD broadcast. Not to mention, there could hypothetically be potential to telecine at a higher resolution that 2k.

Behold! The thread is now about...

Boxxy!

May he Rest in Peace.

toho-scope said:

Thanks for suggesting getflv, sadly i still cant get to hulu at all if anyone knows a way please post

Thanks

Maybe you could use a proxy? Wikipedia says that people outside of the USA and Japan can use these to access Hulu. Here's one:

http://hidemyass.com/

I got a Logitech C910 HD Webcam:

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk231/compyislife/OTxmas.jpg

I also got RAGE for PC:

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk231/compyislife/ragegame.jpg

"If this is your idea of Christmas, I gotta be here for New Years." (I watched that movie on Christmas eve...)

I'd recommend looking up a program called "StreamTransport". It looks like that can get what you're asking for pretty easily.

I'm pretty sure this is a first printing. The inside says "Copyright 1977© Twentieth Century Fox-Film Corporation", and the friend who gave it to me says he bought it at the theater in June of 1977. Thank you both for your replies.

I recently got an original Star Wars theatrical program from 1977. It is in beautiful condition. Does anyone know what this is worth? I’m just wondering; it’s not for sale. Here are pics:

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk231/compyislife/IMG_0340.jpg

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk231/compyislife/IMG_0341.jpg

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk231/compyislife/IMG_0342.jpg

Thanks!

Here are some notable famous people I've met so far:

Henry Rollins (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Rollins)

Steve Ritchie (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Ritchie)

Ed Boon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Boon)

Not amazingly impressive, but I'm still very proud to have met these three.

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Have a nice day.

Among other things, I believe in the force, and fsm. What a good idea for a topic, darth_ender.

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The previously listed items are no longer available.......

Nadcraker, I forgot to mention it, but thank you tremendously for starting this topic and alerting me of the screening. Otherwise, I wouldn't have known it was happening. Also, what a great point on the subject of the films' age!

For those who are wondering, it was the '97 SE. Before the showing, the manager said that the provider of the 35mm print had connections with Lucasfilm, so I wasn't terribly shocked. Still, it was in higher quality than I'd ever seen ROTJ,  and I enjoyed it very much. There were light scratches near the beginning, and a very slightly shaky picture around the same time, but it improved greatly later on in the film. (There were no enslaved Leia costumes in their contest... :( Oh well.) It was overall a superb experience.

i551 said:

I'm going to this as well, even if it is the 97se there's no way I could miss the opportunity to see Sebastion Shaw's head restored to its proper place in its full resolution. ^_^

I'm with you too.

I agree with everyone who mentioned the celebration. The music is more fitting (by a hair), and it still has Sebastian Shaw. However, a YouTube user mentioned to me the idea that using that music without the CG planets would have been ideal. (Perhaps even enough-so for someone's edit?) Just a thought...

Sorry about the signature. It's taken care of. TV's Frink, I see your point, but to me there is a big difference between a too pixelized (or blurry during an upscale) kind of bad, and the "aged film look." I would love to see Cannibal Holocaust on blu ray.

Hi,

I just wrote and uploaded a petition to Grindhouse Releasing, asking them to release their exploitation films on Blu Ray. If you are interested, please sign it and feel free to spread it as much as you want. Link:

http://www.petitiononline.com/82654103/

Thank you.

As a big fan of all 3 Evil Dead films, I am excited about your project. I have a few ideas, and some questions:

1. This would probably take a lot of work, but you might want to rotoscope or somehow add blood into the Army of Darkness segment. If it were done right, this could help with continuity and make it somewhat more enjoyable for those who prefer the first two movies.

2. I am unclear about whether or not you're using an HD scan of the first Evil Dead. After all, a review on a Blu-Ray site says that the first one is actually a better transfer than #2.

3. Please, oh please use the S-Mart ending! I like it much more than the other one. (Maybe you could include the other one as a special feature, though..)

4. I'm also using a Mac. (EDIT: Not anymore, but I can still work with QuickTime encoding sometimes.) Disk Utility can make iso files. I don't remember exactly how, but Google probable does. :-)

Thanks for reading my first post, and good luck with this cool project.