timdiggerm

Jaitea, I don't have permission to access that img

That...is how making and editing films works.

Yeah, I'm not totally convinced that's your fault. Sometimes this board...

WedgeCyan said:
confiscate our non-sanctioned versions of the movies.

Confiscate our digital files which have been distributed via public computer networks? Oh no!

AntcuFaalb said:

timdiggerm said:

I don't really know what we'd do if we were all in one place.

e.g., watch a few fanedits and a few preservations on a big screen; attend a talk by Adywan|Harmy|Poita|Team_Negative1; attend an Adobe AfterEffects speed-tutorial; count petition signatures with pat man; check out booths publicizing new fanedits and preservations; meet TV's Frink; be a part of a short movie documenting the convention; .

 I just realized we can't meet until Jay builds his own convention center.

I don't really know what we'd do if we were all in one place.

"So, how about that Star Wars?"
"I'm all for it!"
"And how about George Lucas?"
"Ugh!"
"Good, good...wait, wait, which version of Star Wars?"
"Oh, the theatrical re-release with "Episode IV A NEW HOPE" spliced in"
"YOU HERETIC"

I, for one, have never been to any of these conventions, despite being very near Otakon and Shore Leave.

I live in the same town as AnctuFaalb, but we have never met.

Be careful, doubleofive, talk like this could lead to people meeting.

unamochilla2 said:

The last photo kind of the looks like a hallway of the Death Star in ROTJ.  Although, I don't recall seeing any hallways like that in the film.  A deleted scene briefly showed Vader walking down a hallway.

Then there's this...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAj7bujK4vA

 Seen at the 0:51 mark here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ayT0EZwbks

He recognized it as looking different?

DominicCobb said:

Regarding the Ben's hut scene, I'm a little confused. Everyone seems to say that ady's version follows the script. But it doesn't. I've looked at the script, the theatrical cut follows the scene exactly as it was written. However, ady's version does flow well and it seems as if the scene was shot with that sequence of dialogue in mind. Can someone clarify this for me?

 Don't forget that the script was changed for publication to match the released film. Ady's version matches the shooting script - the script at time of filming.

Right. So just make her not die in ROTS.

Platitude said:

G E Predator said:

Don't know of Ady would consider this, but a reason to back-up Leia remembering what little she does about her real mother could be that while she lived on Alderaan, her adopted father showed her holographic images of her mother from when she served in the Republic Senate.  It would similarly to the deleted second from "Episode II" when Padme talks about her childhood friends who died and Anakin sees moving images of them on the wall of her bedroom.

I think this would work well.

I've always thought that a possible explanation of the discrepancy between ROTS and Jedi could be that Bail's wife, the one we see briefly with Bail and the baby at the end of ROTS, died at some point while Leia was growing up.  He remarried, and Leia still believed that Bail and his first wife were her parents.  But his remarriage would be a well-known thing, hence why Luke says "your real mother."  

 But Luke, by that point, already knows they're siblings, so why would he even ask?

AntcuFaalb said:

WedgeCyan said:

AntcuFaalb said:

I still haven't seen any of the SEs.

 Lucky!

Not for long. I'm going with my wife to see a 35mm showing of the 97SE (ANH) at the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center on the 30th of this month.

I hope you know enough about the changes to let us know if it was really the 97 version when you get back. I'm not totally convinced it won't be the 2011.

What if we just...didn't post in the thread until there was more to say about the topic?

that I'm making big mistakes

oh_riginal said:

To me, this makes it seem that his small talk with Luke is manipulative, and that he only wants to hustle Luke into helping him, if that makes sense.

That does fit in well with his whole "make up a story about your dad killing your dad so you'll hate your dad and want to fight him" thing

I move that mods merge this thread with the other thread of the same title.

I believe this has been explained previously. There's no soundtrack over that section (because, you know, all of the audio tracks end before that), so VLC panics and just...does that.

pittrek said:

Fellow Trekkies, I've got a question - and I REALLY hope I didn't ask it on this forum a few years ago (I know I asked it on SOME forum :-) )

I am planning to start re-watching Star Trek from scratch.

I do have a chronological list of all episodes and movies, all from ENT, TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY and the movies of course. Now I want more.

I want to add more stuff to the chronological list

- novels

- comic books

- computer games

The only Star Trek related novels I read were the novelizations of the movies and a merge of a couple of TOS episodes. However I KNOW that there are some novels which are describing the events after Enterprise, or the adventures of Captain Riker's ship, or there are some Khan stories ... If I remember correctly there were novels about the Romulan war?

Comic books - the ONLY Trek comic books I read are the prequels to JJ's movies - and those are MUCH better than the JJ movies :-) But there are some 50 years of comic books going on ... I forgot - I read also Year Four from D.C.Fontana and I LOVED it, unfortunately it ended with an open ending.

Computer games - I played the prequel to Into Darkness, and the 25th anniversary game many years ago. Only now thanks to YouTube I found games like Klingon Academy and Starfleet Academy and I was shocked that these games feature actually "short movies" with the original cast members. Are there more of those?

Well I know I'm talking about 50 years of comic books and novels, I'm sure that there are MANY different books, and I'm pretty sure many of them will contradict each other. I'm not really interested in reading ALL of them, just stories, which are considered "canon" - at least by the fans. Stories, which somehow expand the "universe" of Star Trek - stuff like the comic book series Year Four, which is basically year 4 of TOS. Or the novels which take place after Enterprise. Or the "Shatnerverse" novels - wherever they belong. 

The same with video games - I don't want to play EVERYTHING - I'm pretty sure that most of the games wouldn't even run on Windows 8, I just want to play games which somehow "expand the timeline" - I hope at least somebody understands what I'm trying to say :-) Fine examples are Klingon Academy which explains why Chang has an eye patch in Star Trek 6, or the Star Trek game which takes place between JJTrek09 and Into Darkness.

If somebody understood what am trying to achieve, could you guys give me a hint which video games/novels/comic books are "recommended" for a guy who wants an "ultimate chronological Trek experience"? Also on which place do they belong on the timeline?

Thanks

 Okay. Done: http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Memory_Beta_Chronology

Mike O said:

Ryan McAvoy said:

Mike O said:

Digital is probably the norm in every film school, and eventually, I think the simple economics will win out :(. 

 Yes digital is now the norm and the economics have already won out but that's not the point. This initiative is about preserving the option to shoot on film, not fighting back against the digital tide.

 I think it is the point. If you're entirely trained on digital, why would you chose to shoot film? It's only the last generation of filmmakers who're desperate to preserve it who've taken the interest. If it's more economical to shoot digitally than on film, then only directors with the box office clout to shoot film are even going to be fighting for it, and once they're gone, the next generation aren't going to care. I'd love to be wrong :(.

 You could ask still photographers the same thing, yet they persist in using film from time to time.

The actual article that that link is just quoting from: http://voices.suntimes.com/arts-entertainment/the-daily-sizzle/rian-johnson-on-star-wars-episode-viii/

Bingowings said:

Easterhay said:

How can an opinion be right?

If in your opinion the sun goes around the Earth. It's your opinion, and you are entitled to hold it but it's astronomically wrong.

 That's a song to my ears

Did he just say it's an insult to be called a girl?

yes