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#141728
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Se7en: Criterion Edition preservation set
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/141728/action/topic#141728
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Actually...Fight Club is still available at Best Buy as a 2 disc. Others may be as well.

I'd rather not do stuff that's available on DVD...OOP or not. I'll leave that to other people if they want to do it or not.

On a different note, a couple of people are complaining on myspleen to have problems with the stills/audio only portion of the 2nd disc. Is anyone else having trouble? I'm assuming not since I haven't heard from anyone else about it. I know that the second disc has problems in my older player but not my newer one. Not sure how to get around this problem. Let me know.
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#141427
Topic
Se7en: Criterion Edition preservation set
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/141427/action/topic#141427
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Originally posted by: chumlee
Hey digitalfreaknyc,

The discs look great! One question: I seem to remember an interview with Rob Bottin talking about the special effects. It's actually him on screen, not just the make up essay audio. Am I high or is that missing?

- Chumlee


You're high.

There was nothing like that...unless it was included in the EPK which is on the official 2 disc New Line release.
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#141205
Topic
Se7en: Criterion Edition preservation set
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/141205/action/topic#141205
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Originally posted by: Yocke
Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
Originally posted by: Yocke
I couldn't play this back in my standalone pioneer dvd player. Same thing with the Behind the Scenes of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade disc. The menus worked, but as soon as the player got to the mpeg, it just froze. Works fine on my computer though. Anyone else have this problem on their standalones?


Strange considering they were authored by two different people. Methinks maybe it's your player. which are you using? do you only have one?


I'm using a Pioneer dv-535 (it's a European model). I have never had any problems with it before or after. The first Se7en disc works so-so. It gets to the menu, but then locks up. I can still click enter though, and when I do it seems to play the film with the commentary fine (I haven't watched the whole thing yet). The second disc locks up once the intro gets to the "A digitalfreaknyc production" bit. If I stick it in my computer, it plays the intro fine, but the menus are messed up and you can't tell what you're clicking. It's the same both when I try to run it from a burned dvd and when I try to run the files I downloaded directly off the hard drive.
Are everyone elses copies running fine?


apparently.

i've had no other complaints.

i had no problems on my pc or my newer player/burner which is attached to my tv. my main dvd player (which is older than both the pc and the recorder) has some problems playing the music tracks on the second disc but everything else works just fine. how old is your player?

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#141038
Topic
Se7en: Criterion Edition preservation set
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/141038/action/topic#141038
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Originally posted by: Yocke
I couldn't play this back in my standalone pioneer dvd player. Same thing with the Behind the Scenes of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade disc. The menus worked, but as soon as the player got to the mpeg, it just froze. Works fine on my computer though. Anyone else have this problem on their standalones?


Strange considering they were authored by two different people. Methinks maybe it's your player. which are you using? do you only have one?
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#140458
Topic
Superman II and Superman III extended (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/140458/action/topic#140458
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Originally posted by: jabberdoo
Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
Just an FYI,
I will probably be getting the 2DVD version of the first Superman movie up this week so please be on the lookout for that.


AWESOME! I was just going to ask if anyone has this. Is this the version where they spliced every extra frame from various resources together to make a 3hr version? I use to have this on tape but loaned it to a friend and never saw it again. But it was fairly generated and not the greatest quality. Cool thing was they used the widescreen laserdisc and spliced all the television footage together to come up with this version so you could tell which scenes were extra because they were Pan/Scanned.


That's it. I didn't think the quality was horrible. I mean...it was mastered from an old VHS so you can't expect greatness but it's DEFINITELY watchable.