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Ryan McAvoy said:

doubleofive said:

So have we compared the UK 3D with the UK 2D? I think we may have some kind of international screw-up.

I don't have a 3D setup so no. That disc from my GOTG set is just a handy place to rest my coffee cup ;-)

I'm hoping another European country has a better 2D transfer but I'd only find that out by randomly ordering them and comparing.

So have we compared the UK 3D with the UK 2D? I think we may have some kind of international screw-up.

Gaffer is still posting Dragon Ball videos and updating his Facebook, so he's fine. Just irregular.

I wonder if anyone preserved that....

People are worried about if they throw out the current script that they won't get a new one in time to start shooting for a 2016 release. I'm pretty sure that every writer in Hollywood has a Trek spec script, and if they didn't, they've written one since Friday.

My co-host and I talk about our thoughts on this whole business in next week's podcast. I'll post a link when it's up.

dvdmike said:

I was under the impression it was open matte on Netflix.

My mistake, it was 1.85:1 on Sky in the UK

Yeah, I was going back and forth on the open matte stuff. The point of the list theoretically is to chart the different releases and what the director prefers. The asterisks are a work in progress as well.

Yeah, Star Trek 6 is weird:





This is a comparison of one of my friend's 70mm film cells with the same frame on the DVD and the Blu-ray.

http://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10_7PPKaPMITk7pchLEU3GHTadeVdiINZXPmtYuocyA0/edit?usp=sharing

Started a Google doc with some friends of the various aspect ratios / dimensions of films and what the director's preferred AR/dimension is.

If anyone has any suggestions/proof of director's preference, let me know.

Boba won't be a clone and it will be established that the Fett helmets have voice modulators built in.

As for ESBR, Boba will have the original theatrical voice.

So I'm alone in my like of the trailer? It looks like stupid fun, like Terminator 3. I hated Salvation. Ugh.

If you don't like interlacing it is.

I assume TMBTM has a usable filter, due to the extra dialog in The War Of The Stars. Maybe he can help you out.

Hal 9000 said:

^Or that could replace the "Nooooo."

Ryan McAvoy said:

Currently editing Star Trek:TMP

No.

Janskeet comes back from the dead after over 3 years to make THAT thread? I'm at a loss, but he always left me at a loss.

http://www.starwars.com/news/star-wars-the-force-awakens-tease-theater-list

30 theaters.

I installed a ceiling fan in my house. We have tall ceilings, so I was up on a ladder for a while. This model didn't have a pull chain at all, only a remote. It wouldn't work, and wouldn't work. I called the installation support after a couple of days of frustration. After I told the guy my problem, he says "this is a really dumb question, but did you take the shrink wrap off of the battery?" The single battery was 100% shrink wrapped in clear wrap. Apparently this was a known issue because he immediately knew what the problem was.

That was pretty frustrating.

unamochilla2 said:

Nice to see it'll be in Houston. :-)  I might have a to catch a movie this weekend.  Just to be clear... Will it play starting Thanksgiving through Sunday?

*pokes head in*

http://www.regmovies.com/Home/promotions/Star-Wars-Trailer-Debut

Confirmed trailer for this weekend. 9 Regal theaters so far, all showings.

I'm going to Knoxville for Thanksgiving and was planning on going to see Interstellar in IMAX while I was down there. Now I'll get the teaser as well.

*runs out before he sees too much*

Since the copyright to the movies are usually still labeled with the year of their original release, I'm calling shenanigans.

Warbler said:

****!!  I just got summoned to jury duty again.  : (  grrrrrrrrr!

Years and years ago.

I was not aware of that.

So far we have what, 10 MCU movies and 0 double-dips, so I don't think we need to worry about these deleted scenes popping up in a future release.