TV's Frink said:
darth_ender said:
Jambe Davdar's documentary called Star Wars Begins is as complete a version of the Jabba scene with Mulholland available. It's not hard to find, though I can point you in the right direction if you need further help.
Hey, back off, buddy. I'm the one who's gonna help.
Meanwhile, SilverWook is actually helpful.
msycamore said:
That's not an assumption, the theatrical release prints was the finished and intended product.
Theatrical variations notwithstanding, of course
Something like Earth's explosion at the beginning of Titan AE, visible at 5:40 in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p00gdVWwyZM
AntcuFaalb said:
skywalker89 said:
Why not creating a Bonus-Disc with deleted scenes, like there is mostly one to every movie?
Here's an idea: Do it yourself and then you can share it with us.
The best reply ever? Possibly!
johnlocke2342 said:
The Jabba scene doesn't belong in it, either with the actor or the CGI Jabba even if it was originally shot with the actor.
If you were making a traditional "Deleted Scenes" collection for the 1977 George Lucas film Star Wars, the Declan Mulholland as Jabba scene would certainly be appropriate. It was shot along with the rest of the film, intended to be part of the film, and then excised from the film before release. That's the definition of a deleted scene, so it should definitely be included on a separate Bonus Disc, as skywalker09 suggested.
Ben's face in that shot is approaching DNR-waxy appearance.
joe91074 said:
My apologies…I was unaware that such items were not allowed…I came across this site when I was in search of work prints and I came across talks of them and how to obtain them…so I naturally assumed a good place to place such a way was in the trading and selling section though I do admit to being mistaken and seeing the talk about work prints in the preservation fan edit section, so that correction is duly noted…I had actually heard from two people already, so I do think there is more than just “little value” however…these items are rare and I have traded many times with many different people for a long while… my goal is not to make a profit…definitely in the wrong profession if I was in it for the money…my goal IS to share…and primarily that has been with like minded people who are collectors just like me…and to the person that mentioned sharing, um…trading is a way to share…one way anyway…people obtain what they want and you obtain what you want…as far as uploading to places such as You Tube…sure…I’d be willing to do that too…definitely something to look into as I actually didn't know they were available that way, as I only dealt with the "hard stuff"…but nothing wrong with holding the actual product in your hands without having buffering issues isn’t it?
I believe the common technique today is torrents (particularly using the Myspleen tracker) or newsgroup uploads.
That way, even people who are new and have no "collection" can get things.
Moth3r said:
Please note:
In general, this forum is more focused on genuine movie fans preserving and sharing lost pieces of movie history, rather than collectors trading to increase the size of their collection. There is little value in posting a long list of stuff you have; pick the one that's the most interesting or most in demand, upload it somewhere, and start a discussion about it.
Yeah, what are trades? Upload and share is the way of things.
Yeah that sounds like Star Wars Begins by Jambe Davdar
Asaki said:
DavidMerrick said:
Asaki said:
DavidMerrick said:
Harmy's 2.0 of RotJ Despecialized is going to look amazing with this stuff.
I think the footage will look amazing all by itself, no need to mix it with the official BluRays.
Well that goes without saying. It'll be interesting to see what people do to these new scans. Dark Jedi, You Too and Mattman Omega got a startling amount of mileage out of the GOUT. Just think of what could come of others tinkering with this.
I just don't understand how mixing it with BluRay footage would make it look better. I mean aside from the fact that, for now, splicing in a couple of scenes into the BluRay can be done much more quickly than the time it takes to release the entire 35mm preservation.
Because no matter what you do, the Blurays will always have a finer level of detail, because their source is closer to the original camera negative than any theatrical print.
Moth3r said:
Just like you missed all the poo references in your other thread.
Oh my gosh you're telling him
ROTJ: Sometimes, you don't need technology to win (or logic). And anyone can be redeemed.
Moth3r said:
I guess I must be in a good mood this evening. I even put in the two missing apostrophes.
As much as I think the team_negative_one/-1 posting style is absurd, I have to ask: Which forum rule does it violate?
dvdmike said:
Working on getting it perfect but just started a new job will update soon but no way I am taking it down again due to a bad encode from me :)
Awesome; sounds good. Thanks for the update, and congrats on the new job!
Bingowings said:
SilverWook said:
Tyrphanax said:
Here's a fun theory:
Since the whole Endor bit was a set-up, what better trap than to present the attackers with something they'd defeated before?
Not to mention deliberately make it look unfinished and vulnerable. That was a touch of evil genius.
Making it actually unfinished and vulnerable (unable to jump into hyperspace when things get too bad, unable to generate it's own shield and playing host to the real Emperor and his 'second in command" and not fakers) was a bit dumb.
I wish there was a good way to visually show that the Emperor's death changes the tide of the battle for supernatural reasons.
So... What's the latest on this?
emanswfan said:
I eventually will post some technicolor work in motion.
Here's another technicolor shot:
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/40929
I'm not entirely satisfied with the skintones yet.
The grass is so vibrant that it draws my eyes away from the focus of the scene, the people.
Ryan McAvoy said:
Fourthly 'Return of the King' is...... wait... you've got a point there. Damn fine film, first LOTR is better but ROTK is a massive improvement upon TTT. Still prefer ROTJ.
Fifthly 'Toy Story 3', that is a rare example of the 3rd film being the best by far yes. Still pants next to ROTJ.
These are total WTFs to me.
Too A New Hopey.
regularjoe said:
What we do know is that there is 20 years between trilogies and that one is seen under construction at the end of #3. That doesn't mean that the one that you see at the end of #3 is the same one in #4.
It sure is the simplest, most obvious interpretation of what is shown to the viewer, with nothing to contradict it.
AntcuFaalb said:
DominicCobb said:
But only ROTJ is really full of Jim Henson muppet monsters.
Mos Eisley Cantina :-)
Frankly, that's a little insulting to Henson.
Has anyone suggested this for the ending? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN62wqBdbxA
Props to Bingo for finding it.
Is there also an advantage for people with 2.0 setups (like me) in that there's no downmixing going on? The mix was designed for 2.0, and thus will sound better than 5.1 downmix?
red5-626 said:
This is looking good.
ESB first? OK.
I will ask this.
With ROTJ in the works
is there a chance of getting
Lapti Nek and Yub Nub cleaned up
early so Harmy can use them?
With -1, the key is patience and not asking questions. The Team will not be rushed.
But you've got the posting style down; that's something.
Bingowings said:
That is one of the worst things I've ever seen.
Can I get an explanation of the advantages of using these soundtracks over whatever's on their blurays?