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#271517
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Howard The Duck - special edition (Released)
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http://www.geocities.com/cecinid/downloads.html
That site has the VH1 I Love the 80s feature on the film, as well as plenty of other stuff, for downloads.

Do we know what extras are going to be on this as of yet? The aforementioned site has a ton of stuff that could be used for supplemental materials. I really think we should load this thing up as much as possible.

And check out this Howard-related beer ad to promote the film (!) - http://www.geocities.com/cecinid/howardbeer.jpg
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#271483
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Info: The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Michel Parbot)
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Are these screenshots from your copy? If so, they look pretty clean. This is like finding the Holy Grail just lying around in a shoebox. Hard to believe that no info about this has come out before and makes you wonder what other treasures are lying about in the Lucasfilm archives. And dig Kurtz's funky beard! I want to see this for sure!
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#271337
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Idea: 'That Was Spinal Tap - A Rock and Roll Creation' - a supplemental project?
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A few years back, VH1 aired a 1/2 hour “Where are they now?” special featuring new footage/interviews as well as the band appearing on the show “The List,” discussing rock moments in character. I think it would be great to see if anyone on here has these appearances, as well as any other vintage Tap TV appearances, to compile into a supplemental DVD. This could feature the various Tap commercials (Sportscenter, IBM, etc), their SNL appearances, Talk show performances etc.

So my question is, what Tap stuff does everyone here have, and is there interest in this project. I have the VH1 shows on VHS, but no way to transcode it, though I’d happily donate it to someone who can. Chip Rowe’s Tap website - http://www.spinaltapfan.com/ is a great source for knowledge on all things Tap.

Your thoughts?

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#271255
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Idea: 'Bantha Tracks - A Retrospective' DVD?
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I’m not sure how feasible this is, but would anyone be interested in a DVD-ROM full of scans of old Bantha Tracks issues? I think this would be a really great bonus feature on a Star Wars fan edit, and seeing as they covered all of Lucasfilm’s output, there’s stuff to please Indy, Willow and Howard the Duck fans as well.

So, does anyone have a complete run of these?

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#270179
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Howard The Duck - special edition (Released)
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Hello,
I'm actually not sure about the quality in my link being better than the YouTube version. I just don't know how to download stuff from Youtube without it being too pixalated, so that's what I was basing my judgement about quality on. I tried downloading the video from YouTube using VDownloader and it looked horrible. Does anyone know any good downloading tools for that site?
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#270118
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Howard The Duck - special edition (Released)
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You can download the film's trailer in wmv format (which Nero easily encodes) at:
http://www.karcreat.com/HowardTrailer.html

There's also a better quality than Youtube version of the video at:
http://www.karcreat.com/HTDMP3Download.html

(Karcreat's site has some MP3 stuff as well, including the title song)

There were a ton of radio ads for this as well, the angle was "Who's Howard?" to try to stir up some interest about the character to people unfamiliar with the comic. There was also Topps candy Howard's and a read-along storybook I believe. Any and all of these things would be fun to add to the DVD if we can track it down.

Also, there was the Commodore 64 game, which was actually a sequel to the film. I used to have this in the original box. Here's some info:
http://www.lemon64.com/index.php?mainurl=http%3A//www.lemon64.com/reviews/view.php%3Fid%3D709

Here's the great promo ad for the game: http://www.lemon64.com/index.php?mainurl=http%3A//www.lemon64.com/reviews/view.php%3Fid%3D709

Here's an article about Howard-related subway graffitti in 1980s New York City: http://www.mcny.org/collections/painting/pttcat116.htm
(You can see this briefly in the film Style Wars as well)

The way I look at it, is let's load this thing up with as many special features as possible, since we probably will never get an official release. Maybe even include the "I Love the 80s" VH1 segment about the film that featured Lea Thompson as well. Text
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#269225
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Spy vs Spy: The Animated Casebook/Spidey Electric Company
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Hello,
I have compiled a (nearly) definitive collection of all the old Spy vs Spy Mad TV shorts and the four Mountain Dew ads for a project I'd like to do. I have extremely limited access to a DVD burner at this point, but I'd like to somehow get this going. I also have an excellent copy of the Unaired Mad Magazine TV pilot cartoon from the 70s that also has a Spy vs Spy short--but its on VHS and would need to be encoded. Is there interest in this project, if so, perhaps I can sent the AVIs to someone here and we can take it from there.

Additionally, wouldn't it be great to have all of the Spidey Super Stories segments from The Electric Company compiled on one DVD? I remember seeing VHS comps of this on sale at sci-fi shows years ago. It would be great to have for sure.

Your thoughts?
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#269210
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//RETURNING TO JEDI\\: NTSC & PAL DVD
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I think the main reason pay for these things is because they aren't tech savvy enought to get it for themselves, or, like me, they don't have access to a DVD burner to make their own copy. I'm practically begging shamelessly for a copy and getting no response, so I can understand the frustration of folks who are eager to see this but have no other way to get it than to buy it from a soulless scalper.