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#140251
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*** The Official DigitalFreakNYC Release Thread*** (SW, Indy + Others!)
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Originally posted by: JackLucas
Are you still planning on doing those E.T. and Jaws releases that were talked about earlier in the thread? I would love to see that stuff!


Definitely. I'm going to re-do the E.T. one that I did so that it's a double disc release. The documentary would work better on a 2 disc release so that I can put all of the photos and whatknot on there as well.

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#140114
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*** The Official DigitalFreakNYC Release Thread*** (SW, Indy + Others!)
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NeilB, thanks for the comments Keep em coming!

Shabbyblue, yes i do have a copy of that teaser and it will be on one of the upcoming discs...just not sure which one as of yet. And thank you for reminding me! It WAS on a laserdisc release for Raiders. Now if it doesn't cost me an arm and a leg, I just might pick it up!!

oh and btw...don't shoot me but i've never seen apocalypse now nor hearts of darkness. eek!
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#140055
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Se7en: Criterion Edition preservation set
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Again...wrong.

There was never a director's cut. There has never been a cut other than what you see. In fact, I believe Fincher had final cut on the movie anyway. There was a SPLIT second of a very close-up shot of Gweneth but that's it. And the head isn't in the box. And I don't know how your brother would remember a few extra seconds about "the guy in the bed" if nothing specific happened in those extra seconds. None of your post makes sense.

Also, the Biggs scenes weren't "released" until a few years ago. Before that, no one had seen them besides the people who had worked on the movie so your theory there doesn't work either.
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#139883
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Superman II and Superman III extended (Released)
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And in case some of you didn't see this...

Warner head talkes new Special Editions for Superman sequels

One year after Disc World first broke the story, the group of diehard Superman fans who lobbied Warner Home Video to release Superman II as a speacial edition DVD may just be about to get their wish. With Brian Singer's Superman Returns expected in June 2006, Warner Home Video has confirmed plans to release special edition discs of each of the three Superman movie sequels (the original Superman The Movie received substancial special edition treatment on its debut in 2001).
"They'll either come out around the theatrical release date of Superman Returns," confirmes Neil McEwan, the managing directory for Warner Home Video in the UK, "Or worse case around the DVD release in the United States. It's just the perfect timing. We'd be silly to wait until 2007 or 2008... when we can capitalise on the general interest in Superman that would be overwhelming because of the new movie."
The announcement, due later this year, will confirm whether scenes starring Marlon Brando and Christopher Reeve, that had long been considered lost, will be a part of hte new retail package.