Are there photos maybe a publicity still or technical magazine article pic which can act as the goal for one or two of these shots? I find myself wanting a reference so these before and afters gain some grounding.
Did Rodrequez really shoot the cut reel from the middle of Planet Terror outta intrest?
Yes, both movies were shot completely, since they weren't sure they could get the studios to agree with the Grindhouse format.
In this broadcast Planet Terror was second and the early Machete trailer was replaced with the actual movie trailer.
Removed off topic
Death Proof and Planet Terror were on tv, and even with the dialog mangling, damn they're fun.
Here's another example of a production talking about the impact of the Original Star Wars but showing a Special Edition clip.
Twentieth Century Fox: The Blockbuster Years (TV 2000)http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0320996/
~41:55 they show the SE shot of Han running around the DS corridors and meeting up with the enhanced large crowd of Stormtroopers.
Not sure where to bring this up, but have been floating through SW webpages from the mid 90s and came across this 'Star Wars : Definitive Collection Flaw List' sounds similar to this threads issue.
http://web.archive.org/web/20021124151400/http://users.southeast.net/~datalore/starwars/THX.htm
Laserdisc is not my forte, is this common SW LD knowledge?
TheBoost wrote:
Lucas dies. World mourns. Consumer and liscensee confidence in the "SW" brand drops.
The OOT is released in a pristine restored BluRay condition. Rereleased to theaters. Sells millions, revitalizing company.
So they can do what?
Understand the pipe dream senerio, but add in a bit of reality. I'll start:
Agree with the first two, but the third is hogwash. People still like Disney shit even though Walt is gone and Roy's consistently questioned.
Agree the OOT will be released. We'll be past BluRay at that point. Might not be theaters then. Earn biagillion space bucks sure. but not sure what a revitalized company will bring about.
Would rather Lucas before death appreciate the public sphere's ability to preserve his work and he offers them into the Public Domain.
Ok back to the looonie bin I go. and that has nothing to do with the topic.
Lucasfilm could be seen as setting up Filoni (content), Woods (Skywalker Sound), Knoll (ILM), Roffman (stays as marketing) as SWs future overlords.
*EDIT*
or Pixar will purchase LFL. They've got the content people which LFL at the moment seems to be lacking.
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/01/06/science-channel-greenlights-prophets-of-science-fiction-featuring-ridley-scott/77628
Prophets of Science Fiction featuring Ridley Scott - Science Channel
The network today announced the greenlight of the eight-episode series that will profile great minds of science fiction who later inspired “science fact.” PROPHETS OF SCIENCE FICTION explores legendary figures; including Isaac Asimov, Gene Roddenberry and George Lucas, and examines how their work often inspired future discoveries decades before they took place.
Late summer/fall 2011
via: io9
TheBoost wrote:
Wasn't one of Lucas's daughters fighting in MMA? I want her to take over the company.
The Princess of Pain IS too cool for LFL:
Star Wars "the App" is coming.
Everyone will be renting media, if society doesn't wake up.
From the size of the blu-ray log on this release, LFL might be getting a double pay day.
previously banned members, who begged to be let back in and were given a reprieve because Jay was in a good mood at Christmastime,
This explains why he's no longer in the IRC. Lobbying accomplished.
Zion since the thread is yours, might want to update the first post with the recent 'here's where things stand post' link.
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/The-X-Project-Laserdisc-on-Steroids/post/461494/#TopicPost461494
and if you can find the Laserman post alluded to.
It's not going to make the bumps go away, but it'll make the explanations easier, "go see first post".
If GL were to die in the near future, Howard Roffman is your interrum CEO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Roffman
He's been there since the beginning, has worked up the system understands how to keep it going. But he's not a creative output person. People might transfer GL's creativity into his kids, but beyond Katie's writing there are few signs of the kids keeping the LFL alive. I would guess it massively shrink and like some of his other funds, the name could be used to endorse up and coming film creators. This way the LFL earned moneys go back into the continuation of film making.
none said:
Sluggo said:
I would change "none" to "None"
How about "all?"
Euuuu gives me the willies when people capitalize it. Identifier should have been %20 but forums don't like the it... boo.
none is now percent20
Actually that would be "percent sign two zero" %20 is the hexadecimal code for hitting the spacebar. So Davnes007's interpretation is getting the joke.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal
When I was making audio compositions, the moniker would cause file sharing and mp3 players to error. The free that keeps confused. Still do 300-500 megs a day and no one writes. Here's an example of why:
http://noneinc.com/sound/ReInterpretingthePlunderClassics
RItPC02-%20&VVm&DJScrew&BarryWhite-JustTheWayYouAre.mp3
One day i'll perform this live, somewhere.
Sluggo said:
I would change "none" to "None"
How about "all?"
Euuuu gives me the willies when people capitalize it. Identifier should have been %20 but forums don't like the it... boo.
Looking through "Gus and Duncan's Comprehensive Guide to Star Wars Collectibles Hardcover" 2008
http://paizo.com/store/paizoExclusives/v5748btpy86x8
Don't see it.
here's their website:
http://theswca.com/index.php?action=disp_category&category_id=412
There are some AotC VHS but no RotS listed.
Fang Zei wrote:
I know someone already did this with shots from the recent ILM documentary, but it would be interesting to see a TPM comparison between the dvd/hbo/cinemax/spiketv version and the new trailer.
Where was this?
*EDIT*
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Star-Wars-coming-to-Blu-Ray/post/456543/#TopicPost456543
TV's Frink wrote:
none said:
01:00 Holiday Special
That's just silly.
30:00 hours of Bonus Features:
28:00 Empire of Dreams (subtracting time)
26:00 * New Saga Documentary
25:00 * New Deleted Scene / Alternative Takes Documentary
24:00 2004 Featurettes - Characters, Birth of Lightsaber, Force Legacy
23:00 TPM Beginning Doc
22:00 AotC Puppets to Pixels
21:30 AotC Previsualization
20:00 RotS Docs. Minute, Stunts, Chosen
16:00 Web Featurettes TPM, AotC, RotS
15:00 Trailers
14:00 Supplemental Interviews Lucas, Burtt, Muren
13:30 Supplemental Misc
13:00 Bloopers
12:30 Clone Wars something
12:00 Video game something
11:00 Making of Star Wars
10:00 SP FX ESB
09:00 Classic Creature
08:00 Making of a Saga
05:00 * New 1/2 hr Doc per movie (cast/crew interviews)
03:00 * New Special Effect doc
01:00 Holiday Special
?????
This is going with the idea of replaying the old features.
then become distracted by how shapely Carrie Fisher was 30 years ago.
She's got curves upstairs:
Agree the PT/OT don't look related, and i've lost the grasp of english to figure out why. It's the Uncanny Valley but for Everything. Even though I understand the sets are suppose to have flat floors, (the Arena/landing facility as you've chosen) but it's that computer infinitely flat that's just unrealistic. Not impossible, but unlikely.
Why would you place the line "I am a Jedi like my father before me" but have the scene of Anakin killing the Tusken Raiders be the visuals... ug
Weird blu logo (in the trailer, not in this pic), do they have to have everything bluish when it comes to blu-ray?
*EDIT*
Preliminary details:
http://www.ugo.com/therush/article/the-complete-star-wars-saga-on-blu-ray-ces-20/739/
There will be three different box sets: one for the original trilogy, one for the prequel trilogy and one for the complete saga -- a 9-disc set!
Yes, friends, you will soon be able to buy the Star Wars hexology on Blu(harvest)-ray -- including 30 hours of special features!
IRC is going Blu-Ray kR4z!3, stop on by, discuss what we don't know, bitch about that which we don't care. yeah it's just someone else and myself...
The blu-ray announcement might be a good excuse to get this IRC going in 2011.
SilverWook wrote:
Server: irc.scifi-fans.net
Ports 6660-6668,7000
Try joining "OriginalTrilogy"
Maybe the end clip of this commercial is coming true:
http://www.japander.com/japander/clips/lucas.mov
Fang Zei wrote:
I thought the TPM opening day digital projection (which only played in four theatres in the U.S., two in Jersey, two in Cali) was the exact same edit as the 35mm. Are you thinking of the pre-release version where Darth Maul's body doesn't split in half?
This is probably correct. Having problems recalling a difference from the digital TPM and haven't been able to find something online. As for the single Maul, wasn't the rating already set by the time of the charity screenings? So wasn't the 'not split in half' only a few random screens? Need to check forum posts to corroborate.
Baronlando wrote:
Wasn't it a possibility that there were some 35mm EMPIREs that made it out opening day for drive-in theaters?
I would guess that 35mm prints for all the films were out opening days. I've made the assumption that 70mm would be the 'first published' because movies often premiere in LA and NY in those big classic theaters which have 70mm equipment. But realisticly yes 35mm were out, and those versions will most likely be considered the 'first published' because they represent the biggest percentage of screens in first release. But let's hear that from the LoC people before agreeing to this conclusion.
*EDIT*
Confirmation of the Maul 'not cut' in pre-release screenings.
http://www.theforce.net/episode1/story/SPY_REPORT_Going_All_to_Pieces_78308.asp
Unfortunately, that second version did make it into a few pre-release screenings for critics and theater chain execs.
