timdiggerm

- omg he is strangling that man just like michael myers., is it just me or are there some copyright issues going on here?

He has no idea how parody works!

These are both facts I did not know!

Thanks 005. Thoubleohfive.

Also, Ady's not really working on his own. Someone else does the CG, and the crew in Cali does the new live-action footage.

Oh and 005 is probably properly titled "Social Media Manager", or "Webmaster" if this was the 90s.

183 - Added fleeing ships to skyline after Lando calls for the evacuation.

I like this a whole lot.

American Hominid said:

I really don't know. I suspect it has to do with the complex camera movements within shots (not possible in the OT), and perhaps even more to do with the heavy use of CGI characters and vehicles, and their flashy movements (really not possible in the OT).

I think I'll watch through the PT a little and see if that makes sense.

This is a really good point. Sometimes we complain about CG looking fake...and we are wrong. We're tricked by things we think can't be done without CG.

mrbenja0618 said:

all my work is done in 5 fps

Wow, the fastest rotoscoper of them all.

Are you kidding? That was a "make tim feel old post"!

none said:

Red Wampas is so canon.

I really thought Ady would do a better job than that.

SexyElvis5 said:

"The Twin Ion Engine (TIE) fighter was originally designed to be blue, but the blue screen technology of the time couldn't cope with a blue ship, so it was painted grey. As the technology improved through Episodes V and VI, the TIE fighters got a bit bluer."

Ooooh! So it was George Lucas's original intent that the TIE Fighters be blueish, and Adywan is just restoring that intent!

I don't think they did.

But really, that's not a bad idea.

doubleofive said:

 

Monroville said:

In the end, this will probably be a good thing, being that it will give me one more reason to learn After Effects and other programs so I can re-color correct the TIEs to grey.

That's the right idea. If you don't like a change, change it back.

 

Pretty soon we're going to need git for films.

Thus I wait for the AVHCD release. Or I will use my computer w/ mkv.

stst415 said:

I completely understand the legal reasons preventing selling the despecialized films for PROFIT, but I'm wondering if anybody has taken it upon themselves to produce the Blu-Ray discs and print the cover art, and then sell them at ACTUAL COST plus LABOR.  If so, where could they be found?

Even though I understand what you mean and why this sounds more legal, any exchange of money for goods, even without profit, goes much too far into the realm of trouble. It's one thing for projects to solicit donations, as Adywan's Revisited has done, but actual exchange, even without profit, is too likely to attract legal attention.

TV's Frink said:

I just threw out all my electronics.  Thank you for the tip, _ender!

THEN WHO WAS COMPUTER?

Well that last one is almost certainly too red. Lobster man and the walls look slightly pink.

no?

doubleofive said:

 

timdiggerm said:

Don't you mean generally frievious post?

*thunderous applause*

 

Thank you, thank you.

That's true, but the Y-Wings were old even by the time of ANH. B-Wings were the replacement for Y-Wings.

Yeah, that's not really what B-Wings are for. My impression of the situation is that B-Wings are meant to be the TIE-Bombers of the Rebels, directly attacking the main body of Star Destroyers with warheads.

Don't you mean generally frievious post?

Yeah. If I had found this forum a few months before the screening, I would have paid attention. Instead, I found it after.

Obviously I was 100% incorrect in my recollection. The video, from the very same screening I was at, from probly 10ft to my right, prove how wrong my memory was.

So yeah, they were white.

I like the idea that it's the Anakin that could have been. Anakin as he ought to be.

That is to say, old but whole.

There are dirt, dust and scratches that could probably be fixed. The most obvious is the weird white scratchy line at the top of some frames?

gobalicious said:

However, it has influences that were modern at the time, which haven't aged so well.

Tell me more.

fishmanlee said:

Some have speculated that that music was written for a version of the scene when Obi-wan sees the Trade Federation ships, and was repurposed for the Clone Troopers.

When/where/how would that scene have been? Tell me more.