Damn! I have to wait till friday to finally watch it! The cool part is that I’ll discover it the same day as our friends in America and the rest of the world =)
imperialscum said:
Secondly, I don’t like people around me eating, drinking, laughing, screaming and talking.
You forgot about the volume being generally too loud, the bad acoustic of the whole theatrical room, the fact that you can’t pause the movie whenever you want to pee and obviously the stupid commercials and trailers you don’t wanna see. Oh! And you can’t sit wherever you want at the theater… there is always a random guy sitting at the exact spot you wanted to be.
Bewy said:
In what city will you watch it?
I’ll watch TFA in a Gaumont Cinéma in Toulouse. They just freshly installed brand new Atmos systems, comfy seats, bigger screen and a more powerful projector. I basically can’t wait, haha!
So, where will you experience it? 😉
So will it be:
-Not dubbed but in 3D, by myself plus a four-hour drive
-Or much nearer to my place and with a friend but in French and in 2D?The drive will be part of the adventure.
I’m going to see it in French first for nostalgic purposes 😃 Then I’ll probably watch it again in English.
Plus, they seem to have put a lot of efforts and money into the making of this dub. Disney actually installed a retinal scan machine so nobody but the related crew can get into the studios. They spent about 80 grand in this gear. It’s pretty impressive how far they can go for anti-piracy nowadays.
Anyway, I’m watching this in Dolby Atmos so it’s all good! 😉
The 18th at 2:30 PM in my local theater. 4K, dubbed, 3D…, ATMOS!!!
New bigger screen and freshly installed comfy seats.
It’s gonna be great!
You’re quite welcome guys. Yes indeed the picture is cropped like a bunch of other LDs…
Ok, apparently I was wrong. It doesn’t really match the Blu-ray…
I’ve made a little comparison with the LD on top and the BD at the bottom: https://vimeo.com/148044522
Pass: OT
The trailer looks better on VHS 😉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx8-X72u23E
It was fun to make actually.I hate to pick a nit, but linear VHS tracks were never that hissy. 😉
And no dropoouts or tracking errors?
No problem, critics are always welcome. This trailer is definitely not perfect. I’ve made that pretty quickly and was too lazy to create dropouts and tracking errors. The sound is a bit too hissy indeed even if I wanted to recreate the old non-Hi-Fi mono tracks 😃
I have a Laserdisc, I don’t know if it uses the same master as all the other ones but it doesn’t look like an film transfer and the colours basically match the DVD.
I never heard of any 35mm sourced Toy Story Laserdisc. Are you sure that it actually does exist?
The trailer looks better on VHS 😉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx8-X72u23E
It was fun to make actually.
Maybe this floating lightsaber in space at the beginning is in fact part of the new Disney “SW” logo which replaces the old 20th Century Fox one?
IDK, it may sound stupid but really, who knows?
Well it depends, I have in on Laserdisc and it looks the same as the DVD/BD. Anyway Swazzy, you should take a look at some trailers on YouTube, they come from 35mm prints and share basically the same colours as your View-Master.
Indeed. The color timing is unfinished in the trailers.
Again, the Laserdisc uses the exact same master as the DVD.
See by yourself: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/82022/picture:2
Ok first, the “scratched print” is not an LPP
According to the uploader on spleen, it is.
Yes, indeed. I got confused, sorry. I meant the scratched print wasn’t an IB Tech.
Ok first, the “scratched print” is not an LPP and second, the print on Angelfire is probably a more recent re-release. That’s why it matches the BD colours so well. I know they said the print is an original from 1999 but I don’t take their words for granted.
Sorry to bump this old topic but… some of you guys should check the Spleen 😉
Indeed: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/149593
The JP trailer looks to be 2.35:1 ratio compared to the US one which seems to be 2.40:1
Yes indeed. The older DCP that you are talking about used to be screened in the US only I believe. The movies shown at the Grand Rex were sourced from the same "tweaked master" that was used on the BDs. This version is basically the one that Universal sends to all the theaters and you won't see anything else until a brand new remaster which is not planned at the moment unfortunately...
Indeed and it's actually the same master as well with the corrected wheels color issue and a slightly different colour timing and framing but it's the same master with the same dusts and everything.
Finally!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGbxmsDFVnE
DVD-BOY said:
yotsuya said:
Harmy, I don't think they particularly cared about such a tiny data loss. The entire way they released it shows a complete lack of caring for quality. NTSC native resolution is 640x480, so they resized it anyway.
Which NTSC tape format has a native resolution of 640x480?
I think he meant 720x480.
That sucks. Hope everything is gonna be okay.
marvins said:
Hi. Not sure it can help because it's captured with my video recorder and it's not easy to capture the good colors, but here is a short video from my french 16mm reel (les aventuriers de l'arche perdue).
http://vimeo.com/140466806 (pass:ot.com)
Wow, marvins! How many films do you have on 16mm? It's quite impressive. Soon you'll tell me that you have Back To The Future on 16mm as well :P
