Wag Dawgwag it's ironic...also... Lucas early adopted on HD tech by shooting Episode 1 on 1080p...yeah...1K...because he thought he was being all cutting edge by going all digital...meanwhile...he locked himself into a resolution that is arguably FIVE times lower than 35mm film. Had he shot on film they could be doing 4k-6K scans of the negative today...but no...stuck with 1K for all live action.
John Mikulak Yeah, I've heard they were shot in 2k, so the same kind of HD we get on BluRay. Thing is I saw those prequels projected on large cinema screens and they looked pretty good as far as I can remember. Also I'm sure there were plenty of other films shot with that resolution when the 'digital revolution' happened. But yeah, film looks far better and there's no where else to go with those movies when you're looking at 4k/8k.
As a kid, I had a 12 min. black and white version in glorious Super 8. I colored in the last explosion with a red Sharpie. Not quite the effect I was going for. :)
SMBComix new sound effects were added to the cantina scene in June of 1977. Harmy restored the May 1977 version of the film which is why the sound effects aren't in there. Also the shot where the Imperials blast their way into the Tantive IV is in the movie.
SMBComix I'm pretty sure that the rumble sound effect was apart of the mono sound mix which was the sound mix used for the June 1977 release of the film and the home releases of the film until 1997.
"Generally regarded as the finest motion picture of all time, Star Wars opened in 1977 to screaming fans. But it was lost forever, ruined by this evil man (George Lucas). He betrayed and murdered the movie. He helped the bad people hunt down and destroy all copies." "We decided to... RESCUE Star Wars. This would require finding a print. We would leave no stone unturned. It became our quest, our destiny." "The projector... did not function. It was unable to... project... Star Wars." "When we opened the canister, we were shocked to learn that this copy... was NOT 70 mm at all. It was a rare format of unusually high quality." "Now we had to rescue... the AUDIO." LMAO.
What makes this parody ironic and ignorant at the same time is that back in the late 70's movies/television shows were being sold and rented on 8/16/35mm film. And yes you could buy a Super 8mm copy of Episode 4 for $60. 16mm copy for $150 and 35mm copy for $250. One night my Father rented a Super 8mm copy of BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES. And it looked good. This idea that Super 8mm looked bad is based on ignorance. Unfortunately 8mm was not a pro format so most 8mm users didn't take good care of their films and/or ran them through badly maintained projectors. But FYI Super 8mm prints were over 400 lines of resolution. Just as good or better than your Laser Disks! And that is why I didn't find this video funny. O.k.....It was funny but remember what I said. A well maintained Super 8mm print of episode 4 would look just as good as 30 min per side 400 line Laser Disk set. And yes I find Laser Disk a joke.
I realize this is a tongue-in-cheek parody of film restoration, but you could have taken this to a new level by removing the scratches in the Super 8mm film, fixing the colors, etc, and putting a not-recorded-over-the-phone but still from that 45 RPM single audio to it. It's nicely done otherwise!
Excellent restoration! This brings back a lot of great memories. I got this toy for Christmas in 1979...used the crap out of it! Eventually carved up the cassettes and edited into one reel to project on my super 8 projector. I should never have done that. Trying to acquire the cassettes again. This absolutely made my day!
Now that it's possible. We need George Lucas to scan his awesome inter-positive of the film entirely into the computer and then, use the magic of the computer to make the composite shots and optical effects look as good as possible, without altering the film grain and overall "feel" of the film. No chopping up or touching the timing at all, adding to or taking away. Just what it was in 1977. This film won Best Editing Oscar.
I have "Star Wars" on Clean VHS-VCRs VHS and Super-VHS Fuji-Double Coated Magnetic-Oxide Beradox Tapes that makes the quality of this Video Quality look extremely Poor. My Quality looks to its High Definition Deep Color Original Hollywood Theatrical Movie 1977 Original Studio Cinema Movie Quality HD Films!!!!!!
I have two of them. When I was a kid, my dad bought me one when it first came out. Then a couple of years later, he bought me another one because he forgot that he already had bought me one.
I have a DVD release of the original trilogy pre 1997 as bonus discs and the effects are still great. Anyhow if you really want to find true lost classics there are 97 lost Doctor Who episodes from the 1960s which were deliberately wiped by the BBC to be re-used and only foreign domestic sales footage survive but it is taking decades to find them as video recorders didn't exist with the general public!
I loved this! I still have my Movie Viewer at home. Since the film is old and brittle, it's great that there is a digital version of the cartridge. Nice work!
A brief summary of how 4K77 came to be. If y’all haven’t heard of it yet, LOOK IT UP, it’s a literal Blu-Ray of a restored 35MM film print for Star Wars
It won 6 Oscars, 1 award for Ben Burtt & 4 nominations Including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Writing, and Best Actor. 6 Oscars!! 4 Nominations!!! Best Director. George, Mr. Lucas, sir: Please be PROUD of the original cut of this film and PRESERVE it for posterity in Blu-Ray quality for all eternity!! The most important move in all of history dare I say. The most beloved, and one of the best acclaimed ever.
It just amazes me how an artist can so utterly misunderstand & fail to truly value his own work. If Lucas had died after Empire, he be commonly thought one of the most brilliant directors of all time.
This is so wonderful I can hardly stand it. This is totally fabulous. I would like to discuss a podcast I'm working on. I actually owned all of these Kenner cartridges when they came out. I recently opened one up and it contains different scenes then the one you presented. I have had mine transferred digitally as well. I also purchased the 200 and 400 foot color sound Super 8 reels from Ken Films which I've transferred as well. My transfers are really nice quality; better than any I've seen on UA-cam. Anyway, I'm starting a podcast that I believe you'll find very entertaining. I'm looking for others who want to participate as commentators. Regardless, thank you for this very funny presentation. I really love it!
Hi Jon, thanks for the kind words. I too have all of the Kenner SW cartridges and intend to exhume and transfer all of them. I recently replaced my WorkPrinter with a more modern MovieStuff scanner, so of course I'll be redoing this one too. Based on what you wrote, you really should join the OriginalTrilogy group and start participating in the preservation discussions (if you haven't already). My handle there is "puggo", and one of my contributions was scans of the 400 foot Ken Films reels, called the Puggo Edition. I also did 16mm scans under the name "Puggo Grande". Those too would benefit from a rescan. There are some serious preservationists on the forum, the most famous probably being "Harmy", who you may have heard of. I met him when I traveled to the Czech republic a few years ago. If you'd like to reach me about your podcast, I'm easy to find by Googling puggo jar jar's yoda.
Very informative and well worth the watch. Thanks for taking your time and effort to inform people. Unfortunately, some here have NO idea ..... and NO clue as to what it really takes.
Just one more thing. I understand the 1977 original version of Star Wars has it's flaws in what could be done "by hook or by crook" It was innovative! It was a miracle to have ever been made in the first place, George made a masterpiece of art against all odds. It should just be preserved "warts and all" with all it's failings and shortcomings, in that spirit, perhaps "touched up just a little on WHAT IS THERE to make it look good as can be.
I understand that the original negative was made on that era of celluloid which was already deteriorating into oblivion and needed to be done what could be done. However, we owe it to the Oscars won, By George Lucas himself and the other craftsman, the American Culture to preserve the original as best as can be done.
Owen Robinson I know this is a year old but its still retarded. Despecialized is not "more accurate" than SSE, SSE is a scan of an actual 35mm print that was screened in a theater in 1977, it's literally the most accurate version you can possibly find. As for the "better sound and picture", While I could agree despecialized had better visual quality than SSE: 4K77 (which is essentially SSE but scanned in 4K) looks a hundred times better than Despecialized in terms of color, detail and sharpness and has way better sound quality as well.
I recently researched just what happened to the Star Wars "original negative" (The actual cut of the film made to the original edit [which won an Oscar or two or three] which is the film that rolled through the cameras in Tunisia and Elstree Studios, U.K. The Inter-Positive, Inter-Negatives, and prints. It's a fascinating story and a tragic one as well. George Lucas himself has [probably] the only high-quality print of the film left in existence, A super high quality Inter-Positive. The original
@jetuber If you look on my channel I have transfered many Super 8mm and 16mm prints to digital HD video with very little flicker. The way I did it was 1,use A Sony Digital 8 Camera and set it to 30fps, and 2. I used A HD Cannon camera at 24P and 1080p. This is for films shown at 24frp, for 18 frs,super 8 I used my friends Sony Fx-1 Hd camera set at 30 fps almost not flicker at all, but this camera flickers A lot when trying to transfer 24fps films.
Haha! I still have my Star Wars movie viewer with the same reel cartridge. I'd love to track down the other two or three cartridges that were available with additional scenes brought to you in 7.1 SURROUND-NO-SOUND and the ever visually stunning SCRATCH-O-VISION. :)
Brilliant. Very funny and entertaining. I enjoyed watching this with my brother Andrew, who drew my attention to the item. Many thanks.......MUCH BETTER THAN TERRESTIAL TELEVISION !!!
ive got the 3 movies on tape..exactly how they were released at the movies 1977 - 1983 and i can tell you all..they look soooo dated now. i never ever watch them now, only the special editions.
Can you send me the telecine minus camcorder, the record, and a blank E-169 or T-120 tape so I can get it from film and LP to (really) Hi-Fi video home system recording?
is it the digital effects you dont like? my fave star wars movie happens to be episode 4 ( saw it in 1977) but it looks so dated now to me...this is only my opinion guess i cant talk you into thinking the same.. on another note....lets wait for the new 3 movies coming out... maybe those will blow the others away..?
It won't improve the appearance - the only difference is it's easier to load into the projector, and that the projector can be placed further back from the screen..
i must say..its my opinion only...im a very big fan of star wars, i saw them all at the cinema on their orinal date release... i think they have been preserved..but will no longer be released in their original cut form. ..i have that cut form on video.yes its good to view those once in every 10 years..but i like repeat viewings of the special editions...but thats my opinion only.
I can get a better restoration - onto VIDEOTAPE - of that - using a telecine, an LP player, the telecine's RCA Output, and the LP Player's RCA output, into the VCR, and out to camcorder for digitization, with full audio quality.
This is the funniest thing I have ever seen. A restoration parody!
I know right. lol
I find it so ironic that the cgi from the SE now look more dated than the original effects
Is that ironic or just funny?
Wag Dawgwag it's ironic...also... Lucas early adopted on HD tech by shooting Episode 1 on 1080p...yeah...1K...because he thought he was being all cutting edge by going all digital...meanwhile...he locked himself into a resolution that is arguably FIVE times lower than 35mm film. Had he shot on film they could be doing 4k-6K scans of the negative today...but no...stuck with 1K for all live action.
John Mikulak I'm pretty sure he shot Episode 1 on 35mm film and then moved to digital for the next two prequels.
THEremiXFACTOR You are correct...my bad. But the other two...using CineAlta HD cameras...but still 1080p, I believe.
John Mikulak Yeah, I've heard they were shot in 2k, so the same kind of HD we get on BluRay.
Thing is I saw those prequels projected on large cinema screens and they looked pretty good as far as I can remember. Also I'm sure there were plenty of other films shot with that resolution when the 'digital revolution' happened. But yeah, film looks far better and there's no where else to go with those movies when you're looking at 4k/8k.
I love the way you used only vintage products from that time, even going as far as editing it on Windows 77.
Mooncalf2012 Windows 77 huh?
More like 95
The video is uploaded 2009.
At least it looks better than George´s Original Unaltered Trilogy DVDs
No it doesn't.
@@thunderbirds9319 It doesn't I was Sixteen and dumb back when I said this.
@@madmau That means the only difference now is that you're twenty.
@@jscan4442 no, I just liked saying bullshit back then
As a kid, I had a 12 min. black and white version in glorious Super 8. I colored in the last explosion with a red Sharpie. Not quite the effect I was going for. :)
EVERYONE. GO DOWNLOAD HARMY'S DESPECIALIZED EDITIONS. NOW.
SMBComix new sound effects were added to the cantina scene in June of 1977. Harmy restored the May 1977 version of the film which is why the sound effects aren't in there. Also the shot where the Imperials blast their way into the Tantive IV is in the movie.
SMBComix I'm pretty sure that the rumble sound effect was apart of the mono sound mix which was the sound mix used for the June 1977 release of the film and the home releases of the film until 1997.
nope, GO DOWNLOAD THE SILVER SCREEN EDITIONS NOW !
Adywan FTW
"Generally regarded as the finest motion picture of all time, Star Wars opened in 1977 to screaming fans. But it was lost forever, ruined by this evil man (George Lucas). He betrayed and murdered the movie. He helped the bad people hunt down and destroy all copies."
"We decided to... RESCUE Star Wars. This would require finding a print. We would leave no stone unturned. It became our quest, our destiny."
"The projector... did not function. It was unable to... project... Star Wars."
"When we opened the canister, we were shocked to learn that this copy... was NOT 70 mm at all. It was a rare format of unusually high quality."
"Now we had to rescue... the AUDIO."
LMAO.
Fancy seeing you here XD
@@SouthPark333Gaming Hi.
@@AndrewChapman you live?
What makes this parody ironic and ignorant at the same time is that back in the late 70's movies/television shows were being sold and rented on 8/16/35mm film. And yes you could buy a Super 8mm copy of Episode 4 for $60. 16mm copy for $150 and 35mm copy for $250.
One night my Father rented a Super 8mm copy of BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES. And it looked good.
This idea that Super 8mm looked bad is based on ignorance. Unfortunately 8mm was not a pro format so most 8mm users didn't take good care of their films and/or ran them through badly maintained projectors. But FYI Super 8mm prints were over 400 lines of resolution. Just as good or better than your Laser Disks!
And that is why I didn't find this video funny.
O.k.....It was funny but remember what I said. A well maintained Super 8mm print of episode 4 would look just as good as 30 min per side 400 line Laser Disk set. And yes I find Laser Disk a joke.
I realize this is a tongue-in-cheek parody of film restoration, but you could have taken this to a new level by removing the scratches in the Super 8mm film, fixing the colors, etc, and putting a not-recorded-over-the-phone but still from that 45 RPM single audio to it. It's nicely done otherwise!
Excellent restoration! This brings back a lot of great memories. I got this toy for Christmas in 1979...used the crap out of it! Eventually carved up the cassettes and edited into one reel to project on my super 8 projector. I should never have done that. Trying to acquire the cassettes again.
This absolutely made my day!
Lol this made me laugh, especially when you called George Lucas evil
I wouldn't call him evil. More of a perfectionist.
Now that it's possible. We need George Lucas to scan his awesome inter-positive of the film entirely into the computer and then, use the magic of the computer to make the composite shots and optical effects look as good as possible, without altering the film grain and overall "feel" of the film. No chopping up or touching the timing at all, adding to or taking away. Just what it was in 1977. This film won Best Editing Oscar.
This looks way better than the Phantom Menace.!
Haha! Paint drying or TV broadcasting test patterns look better than the Phantom Menace. ;)
This looks better than The Phantom Menace and The Last Jedi.
Great narration voice there.
I have a original 1977 Star Wars soundtrack vinyl
I have the CD pressing from the 1980 that uses the LP tracks, from Polydor.
I have "Star Wars" on Clean VHS-VCRs VHS and Super-VHS Fuji-Double Coated Magnetic-Oxide Beradox Tapes that makes the quality of this Video Quality look extremely Poor. My Quality looks to its High Definition Deep Color Original Hollywood Theatrical Movie 1977 Original Studio Cinema Movie Quality HD Films!!!!!!
I have two of them. When I was a kid, my dad bought me one when it first came out. Then a couple of years later, he bought me another one because he forgot that he already had bought me one.
+TYY Hudnut - I prefer the disco version by MECO.
I have a DVD release of the original trilogy pre 1997 as bonus discs and the effects are still great. Anyhow if you really want to find true lost classics there are 97 lost Doctor Who episodes from the 1960s which were deliberately wiped by the BBC to be re-used and only foreign domestic sales footage survive but it is taking decades to find them as video recorders didn't exist with the general public!
1:48 of Course it wont project you have to put you eye up against the hole to see the film
I loved this! I still have my Movie Viewer at home. Since the film is old and brittle, it's great that there is a digital version of the cartridge. Nice work!
"he betrayed and murdered the movie" ahhh, I see what you did there
Awesome! I remember the movie being a bit longer though.
This is how they got the original mono mix.
I had this 8mm cassette growing up. Thanks for uploading it!
Thank You for saving me money $$$$$ I don't have to hunt down those Kener 1978 movie clips I have them all now .
I've no idea why this makes me laugh. So good.
A brief summary of how 4K77 came to be. If y’all haven’t heard of it yet, LOOK IT UP, it’s a literal Blu-Ray of a restored 35MM film print for Star Wars
Or Puggo Grande for 16mm.
Lol this is funny.
It won 6 Oscars, 1 award for Ben Burtt & 4 nominations Including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Writing, and Best Actor. 6 Oscars!! 4 Nominations!!! Best Director. George, Mr. Lucas, sir: Please be PROUD of the original cut of this film and PRESERVE it for posterity in Blu-Ray quality for all eternity!! The most important move in all of history dare I say. The most beloved, and one of the best acclaimed ever.
I remember playing with one of these. Before VHS this was the only way a kid could re-watch STAR WARS over and over again (well parts of it anyway).
It just amazes me how an artist can so utterly misunderstand & fail to truly value his own work. If Lucas had died after Empire, he be commonly thought one of the most brilliant directors of all time.
This is so wonderful I can hardly stand it. This is totally fabulous. I would like to discuss a podcast I'm working on. I actually owned all of these Kenner cartridges when they came out. I recently opened one up and it contains different scenes then the one you presented. I have had mine transferred digitally as well. I also purchased the 200 and 400 foot color sound Super 8 reels from Ken Films which I've transferred as well. My transfers are really nice quality; better than any I've seen on UA-cam. Anyway, I'm starting a podcast that I believe you'll find very entertaining. I'm looking for others who want to participate as commentators. Regardless, thank you for this very funny presentation. I really love it!
Hi Jon, thanks for the kind words. I too have all of the Kenner SW cartridges and intend to exhume and transfer all of them. I recently replaced my WorkPrinter with a more modern MovieStuff scanner, so of course I'll be redoing this one too. Based on what you wrote, you really should join the OriginalTrilogy group and start participating in the preservation discussions (if you haven't already). My handle there is "puggo", and one of my contributions was scans of the 400 foot Ken Films reels, called the Puggo Edition. I also did 16mm scans under the name "Puggo Grande". Those too would benefit from a rescan. There are some serious preservationists on the forum, the most famous probably being "Harmy", who you may have heard of. I met him when I traveled to the Czech republic a few years ago. If you'd like to reach me about your podcast, I'm easy to find by Googling puggo jar jar's yoda.
"Generally regarded as the finest motion picture of all time..."
HA! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! HA HA HA! What the fuck is this shit?
It’s xtra funny to me because I had the exact movie viewer cartridge and soundtrack single as a kid.
Very informative and well worth the watch. Thanks for taking your time and effort to inform people. Unfortunately, some here have NO idea ..... and NO clue as to what it really takes.
Lotto laughs flying off this.
Sterling work!
Me and everyone at work are laughing our butts off.
I had better be able to see this at Sundance next year.
You should do the other Kenner cartridges to do an ACTUAL restoration! That would be nice!
I loved it! Thanks.
It is a musing on, I mean, amusing on taking film restoration to a level not seen before and still not seen....
Just one more thing. I understand the 1977 original version of Star Wars has it's flaws in what could be done "by hook or by crook" It was innovative! It was a miracle to have ever been made in the first place, George made a masterpiece of art against all odds. It should just be preserved "warts and all" with all it's failings and shortcomings, in that spirit, perhaps "touched up just a little on WHAT IS THERE to make it look good as can be.
*the same person who also released Puggo Grande. He is scanning 16mm versions of the Original, Unaltered Trilogy.*
This absurdly high definition restoration looks awesome!!!!
Wow its better than 4k bluray near field. This is the way it was meant to be.
I used to have a 15-minute version on Super-8 Sound film. However, it faded dramatically over the decades.
Brilliant stuff well done. Shame some nerds don't get the irony. Love the fact that the telephone audio is still in stereo!
Bring an Oscar to this crew! Best 35, oops, 8mm restoration ever! Just perfect! Lol! (PS: Focus on the "Historical Moment" part, haha)
Any chance of re-upping this in HD?
R.I.P 5 minutes of my life
I enjoyed it. The Star Wars Cassette Movie Viewer brought back memories. I had one.
EXCELLENT .. I SPECIALLY LIKED THE ORIGINAL PRINT . WITH A FEW SCRATCHES I HOPE GEORGE GAGS ON THIS SUPERB DOCUMENTARY
I understand that the original negative was made on that era of celluloid which was already deteriorating into oblivion and needed to be done what could be done. However, we owe it to the Oscars won, By George Lucas himself and the other craftsman, the American Culture to preserve the original as best as can be done.
Brilliant! That is a treasure.
Scratched and faded, it is still footage for the original, superior edit.
Can I get a copy of this on Blu-ray.
Search for Harmey's despecialized edition and make a blue ray disc of it, it's the best version of the original
I think that Team Negative1's Silver Screen Edition v1.6 is better.
Zer0Charisma Well, there's a difference between fact and opinion. The Harmy edition is more accurate, had better sound, picture, etc.
Owen Robinson
I know this is a year old but its still retarded. Despecialized is not "more accurate" than SSE, SSE is a scan of an actual 35mm print that was screened in a theater in 1977, it's literally the most accurate version you can possibly find. As for the "better sound and picture", While I could agree despecialized had better visual quality than SSE: 4K77 (which is essentially SSE but scanned in 4K) looks a hundred times better than Despecialized in terms of color, detail and sharpness and has way better sound quality as well.
That was pretty funny. Nice trailer "restoration"
I recently researched just what happened to the Star Wars "original negative" (The actual cut of the film made to the original edit [which won an Oscar or two or three] which is the film that rolled through the cameras in Tunisia and Elstree Studios, U.K. The Inter-Positive, Inter-Negatives, and prints. It's a fascinating story and a tragic one as well. George Lucas himself has [probably] the only high-quality print of the film left in existence, A super high quality Inter-Positive. The original
You found Star Wars! Genius!
The phone tone was the best part of the soundtrack.
...My father has a Star Wars soundtrack on vinyl... I don't know if he still has it, though...
@jetuber If you look on my channel I have transfered many Super 8mm and 16mm prints to digital HD video with very little flicker. The way I did it was 1,use A Sony Digital 8 Camera and set it to 30fps, and 2. I used A HD Cannon camera at 24P and 1080p. This is for films shown at 24frp, for 18 frs,super 8 I used my friends Sony Fx-1 Hd camera set at 30 fps almost not flicker at all, but this camera flickers A lot when trying to transfer 24fps films.
I missed it, did Han shoot first?
That was excellent!
What about colour correction? :)
Haha! I still have my Star Wars movie viewer with the same reel cartridge. I'd love to track down the other two or three cartridges that were available with additional scenes brought to you in 7.1 SURROUND-NO-SOUND and the ever visually stunning SCRATCH-O-VISION. :)
Brilliant. Very funny and entertaining. I enjoyed watching this with my brother Andrew, who drew my attention to the item. Many thanks.......MUCH BETTER THAN TERRESTIAL TELEVISION !!!
like star trek 5 maybe...or the first movie:P
but they still had good parts in them..
ive got the 3 movies on tape..exactly how they were released at the movies 1977 - 1983
and i can tell you all..they look soooo dated now.
i never ever watch them now, only the special editions.
They're still cutting edge. Things have changed for the worse.
Step One of rescuing it would be getting out of the hands of the Flanneled One.
Amused ostrich says, "ha HA!"
Hummm..better than I remembered!
That's cute! :-)
excelent . this documentary is spot on . George created and murdered star wars forever.. what a travesty
This is an amazingly funny video. Good job on the Grande. Or is that Venti?
70mm is a blow up of, 35mm, which the film was shot on - making a transfer to 70mm does not increase the resolution of the film
Just because they look 'dated' doesn't mean you need to 'update' them. What if they did that to the silent movies?
now thats a good set of movies....star trek..!!!
( you reminded me of spock..)
Even a VHS from the 80s would look better than that.
oh,, and great video..very funny :)
I own the original 35mm theatrical version.
Then why the hell haven't you put them on blu ray yet
Can you send me the telecine minus camcorder, the record, and a blank E-169 or T-120 tape so I can get it from film and LP to (really) Hi-Fi video home system recording?
yep your right,,and they looked way too advanced, thats the prob.
anyway , i love them all...episode 4 being my fave.
Yup, pretty much. LOL.
Love the bit at the end. ;-)
I don't know why, but I found this documentary to be too funny.
is it the digital effects you dont like?
my fave star wars movie happens to be episode 4
( saw it in 1977) but it looks so dated now to me...this is only my opinion guess i cant talk you into thinking the same..
on another note....lets wait for the new 3 movies coming out...
maybe those will blow the others away..?
It won't improve the appearance - the only difference is it's easier to load into the projector, and that the projector can be placed further back from the screen..
Still better than special edition
they are comeing out with another starwars box set i heard again
0:58 R.I.P., Carrie Fisher, and so her mom.
i must say..its my opinion only...im a very big fan of star wars, i saw them all at the cinema on their orinal date release...
i think they have been preserved..but will no longer be released in their original cut form. ..i have that cut form on video.yes its good to view those once in every 10 years..but i like repeat viewings of the special editions...but thats my opinion only.
There's more magic in the approx. 2-minutes of the 'restored' Star Wars than in all three prequels combine.
at their time of release ..the effects were cutting edge...
id like to welcome you to the 21st century...things have changed..
I really enjoyed this, despite not understanding the meaning of it lol
Very entertaining. BTW, "telecine" is pronounced "tell-uh-SEE-nee."
Isn't it "tell-uh-sin-nee" as in "tele(vision i.e. video)-cine(ma i.e. film)"?
I think ill stick to the special editions if thats okay
+Roanstar leave
Yea.
...I don't remember every movie, though...
What the actual fuck
You have to watch it every day in your life for 1,000,000,000 years.
Yea, I quoted Spock.
... But not every Star Trek movies are good...
Star Wars
Screw Bluray. I want super 8 sound color prints ...that are faded.
The quality sucks, looks like a movie from 1977
I can get a better restoration - onto VIDEOTAPE - of that - using a telecine, an LP player, the telecine's RCA Output, and the LP Player's RCA output, into the VCR, and out to camcorder for digitization, with full audio quality.
Then, you are not missing the "black-cigarette voice-singer" purple alien, in Jabba's place...