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team_negative1 said:

We should have access to the entire trilogy, the second and third movies are LPP. The Raiders print is supposed to be in good condition, but we don't have all the details yet.

The planning for that is in the very early stages. Once we are ready to announce something, we'll be more definite.

Team Negative1

 Team Negative 1 wins the internet again

I left one, only just had time to look at the disc after downloading and burning 

Yep was on again over Xmas, it's what the cgi truck bit came from 

A new state of the art 4k scan would show more detail than the wowow surely?

AntcuFaalb said:

litemakr said:

I suspect the blu is the wowow version tweaked to try and fit the orange/teal "modern" look.

Wasn't the BD made from an entirely new 4K scan of the negative?

Also, it doesn't look orange/teal to me. It looks gold tinted.

 I am beginning to doubt it was new at all 

Has anyone compared shots from this to the BD 

I shall unleash the Google fu and find out 

dark_jedi said:

OK I am getting these 2 ready to share, I am not going to wait any longer for the last review, would have been nice to read it though, maybe he still will do one later.

 Can't wait to see it!

Got Fight night in a jiffy and it looks great, this new way of doing it is miles better 

The trailer will not be fully timed

Do we have the Titanic DTS CD? if not I may have found a source 

Is the Cinemax version about?

I have the director’s cut bluray but can’t remember seeing an Hd version of the TC, Nor can I find one even with my Google fu.

I have the pal dvd tho thinking about it, but want to avoid an upscale.

anyone have a lead?

He have anything else of note 

Huh, learn something new everyday 

Mavimao said:

When he means low fade, he's not talking about the technicolor IB process. He's talking about regular Kodak color filmstock - but with more stable color chemistry that was introduced in the early 80s. 

 yes, but I was under the impression it was more expensive 

TServo2049 said:

It doesn't hurt that every 35mm release print of ROTJ was on low-fade stock. (The only faded anything I've seen of ROTJ are the 70mm collectible film cell - and I'm still not sure if they came off a faded print, or the print was struck off a faded 70mm internegative.)

 Were they really? must have cost a fortune 

So it was definitely the 35mm then, there was no HD version they could show that would be cut 

So it had the DNR but may be the theatrical edition? 

Weird that the colours are kinda like the bluray in the valley, must have been luck on their part 

It's beautiful, just stunning. This is how films in the cinema in the 80s looked!

It's a release print, I love the grain and how organic it looks.

All the matte lines are not an issue with all that lovely grain.

I may actually buy a projector for this as I bet it looks even  better projected!

I have no words to describe how much admiration I have for the team and their work.

Plus the trailers are a neat addition!

Oblivion looks neat, didn't know there was an imax ratio shift that major.

Is that version about? I find since hd media turned up no one rips from tv anymore 

True Lies 70mm blow up, like many was 2.20:1 

Actually the bottom one is nice 

ITV

NETFLIX

bigrob said:

FYI

Skyfall has just started on ITV HD in the UK and it's presented in 1.78:1

not sure if cropped or opened up but the framing certainly looks more taller

 damn never watch itv, will they have a movie on catch up, caught it on +1 it is the open version, pics to follow (bad cam ones)