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#715651
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Harmy's THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK Despecialized Edition HD - V2.0 - MKV & AVCHD (Released)
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towne32 said:

timdiggerm said:

Harmy said:

Yeah, I guess the consistency isn't 100% but I'd say it's good enough now.

Oh, BTW, I got a green light from Team Negative 1 to say that the 35mm scans come from them. So, thanks Team Negative 1 - without you, the quality of this edit would be much lower, because those shots were the most obvious despecializations in there :-)

 Aaah.

Not only does this ruin my poita theory, but it ruins the old theories that Ream -1 doesn't really have any prints, they're making it all up.

Excellent!

 But wasn't that nonsense disproven when Harmy used their Mos Eisley sequence in Star Wars?

 Oh yeah. I forgot about that. Never mind!

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#715638
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Harmy's THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK Despecialized Edition HD - V2.0 - MKV & AVCHD (Released)
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Harmy said:

Yeah, I guess the consistency isn't 100% but I'd say it's good enough now.

Oh, BTW, I got a green light from Team Negative 1 to say that the 35mm scans come from them. So, thanks Team Negative 1 - without you, the quality of this edit would be much lower, because those shots were the most obvious despecializations in there :-)

 Aaah.

Not only does this ruin my poita theory, but it ruins the old theories that Ream -1 doesn't really have any prints, they're making it all up.

Excellent!

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#710716
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team negative1 - star wars 1977 - 35mm theatrical version (Released)
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team_negative1 said:

We would like some feedback on this procedure, and general thoughts to take into account.

Sure!

We have all the contact information, so when the time is right, we will send you emails about getting a bluray or DVD version of it. No expense on your part. All you will need to do is confirm your address, and be confidential about it and not share it, until it is ready.

Why not digitally? Why insist on physical media w/ shipping?

If you agree not to share, but still do so, you will barred from getting Empire, and Jedi and other future releases we have planned.

I assume barred from getting pre-release, not final product. Seems fair, although certainly hard to enforce.

We will also take preventative measures.

 What does this mean?