Long enough for Harrison to tell him "IT WAS EARTH ALL ALONG!" and Ender to fall down screaming that they blew it up, damn them.timdiggerm said:
The important question, in my mind: How long is the movie after that scene?
Here's what I said: "Oh nice, they put the ending of the movie right on the trailer. Thanks, guys."timdiggerm said:
And finally, the last part of the trailer: WHY WOULD YOU PUT THAT IN THE TRAILER???
I don't think so.SilverWook said:
doubleofive said:SilverWook said:
Well, to CBS' credit, there were mindful of the fans who wanted the original effects intact on the Blu Rays.
That's what I was sure to thank him for. We're going to try to have him back so I can gush while we're recording.
Cool! Does he have any involvement in the current TNG HD remastering? I saw The Best of Both Worlds on the big screen a couple weeks back, and the efforts to use as much of the original model footage as possible is certainly paying off.
That's what I was sure to thank him for. We're going to try to have him back so I can gush while we're recording.SilverWook said:
Well, to CBS' credit, there were mindful of the fans who wanted the original effects intact on the Blu Rays.
Harmy has the best reconstruction, though there are upscales of the Laserdisc that work better than the GOUT DVD.Ryan McAvoy said:
What is the best fan reconstruction of SW Theatrical in full HD?
Anyone have (If it exists) a copy of the Jabba in falcon hanger deleted scene without digi-slug-Jabba?Such a thing does not exist. Only Jambe Davdar's "Star Wars Begins" has been able to reconstruct it, but it switches between a dozen or so sources, including an Entertainment Tonight credits sequence.
Oh, I got a kick out of it. It's always nice to see someone taking their observations beyond what I've considered before. ;-)
http://www.twitter.com/ltMeansHope/status/331768307378159617/photo/1
Last night I recorded a podcast with Dave Rossi as a guest. He was involved in most of the modern Trek, but we were talking Enterprise, which he was Associate Producer on. He also produced TOS Remastered, so before we recorded I talked to him a bit about it.
He gave a story I've read elsewhere, that CBS talked to him about having someone redo the effects, and he immediately said that was a terrible idea, look what Lucas did! A few days later they came back and asked if he still thought it was a terrible idea, and he said that he still did, but that if they were to do it, they need to find someone who wouldn't go too far and would keep things balanced. So CBS said, "You want to do it?"
He continued on with stuff I'd never heard before. CBS Digital was very aware of the controversy they might be causing, and they actually had shirts made of Edith Keeler holding a phaser that said "Edith Shot First". I'm going to see if I can get a picture of these shirts.
Thought you all might appreciate that tidbit more than most.
I...
I'm speechless. Except to say, no.
From the script (emphasis mine):
Darth Vader strides purposefully down a Death Star corridor, flanked by Imperial stormtroopers.
VADER: Several fighters have broken off from the main group. Come with me!
Vader's wingman panics at the sight of the oncoming pirate starship and veers radically to one side, colliding with Vader's TIE fighter in the process. Vader's wingman crashes.
Interestingly, Five Year Mission posted this comic today:
I thought it was very meh. People didn't like Iron Man 2 because it felt like a prequel to Avengers, but this was far too stand-alone in a post-Avengers universe. Once we get spoilery, I'll come back.
I love the fact that the other pilot is so shocked that he crashes into Vader.
Oh man, that Timewarp is awesome. Where to put it...
Yes to that Pulp Fiction idea. Also, I have phaser sound effects if you need them for Jar Jar's assassination.
All of the preceding shots now have the sun no longer changing sides. Each shot looks just as gorgeous.
I love you Frink.
Ady created the Alderaan destruction video as a joke because he imagined the worst thing anyone could do is edit Jar Jar into A New Hope. He figured he would make a joke video. It was a joke, NEVER considered to be in the final edit.
Yes. Yes there are.
You haven't seen creepy till you've seen the actual episode with Child Actor Clint Howard. *shiver*
"Corbomite Manuever", it's actually one of my favorite episodes.
I watched the Zero Punctuation on that last night. He thought it was odd that a kids game would include references to movies they haven't/shouldn't have seen at their age. I agree somewhat. I love the LEGO games, it's just hard to tell who they're aimed at. The licensed games are aimed at fans of those movies/comics, but what about this one?Moth3r said:
My lad was playing LEGO City Undercover solidly when it was first released. From the bits I've seen, it looks like a lot of fun, and the city is a big place to explore. The story has a lot of humour as well, I've spotted the odd parody of Dirty Harry and Shawshank Redemption in there.
That's hilarious. I love how they used it for those episodes, fitting this unseen abandoned episode into continuity. I also like how thrifty it was. For the cost of sitting on one "courtroom" set for a day, they got two episodes out.SilverWook said:
When I was a kid, and only knew of The Menagerie two parter, I really thought they had gone to the trouble of changing the sets and costumes to create the "past" scenes.
i did too. It reminds me a lot of early TNG/TMP. It is pure Roddenberry, that is to say, it's overly preachy & seems longer than it is.DuracellEnergizer said:
I watched "The Cage" the other day ...
... it was just okay.
Maybe light doesn't work the way it does in our universe. Maybe whatever their "lasers" are made out of glow but don't cast light.
*shrugs*
You have it?! I want more words on its impressiveness!
For those that don't know, that's the limited edition set of every piece of music recorded for TOS, including stuff they didn't use!
