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Posted: 2008-04-15 04:54pm
by DocHorror
NecronLord wrote:Galvatron wrote:I disagree. They had to ditch "bring my shuttle" because the very next shot shows Vader to be only a few yards away from it. So why should he need anyone to bring it? The line makes no sense with the new footage, so that footage should be deleted and the line restored.
Huh. That seems a bit strange. Wouldn't the budget run to a CGI/model shot of the shuttle landing on the pad?
It doesn't really matter, the best bit about that 'scene' was the fact that Vader sounded 'extremely' pissed off when he says it. The 2005 re-edit makes him less pissed off sounding & adds unnesecary shite.
Posted: 2008-04-15 05:27pm
by Havok
DocHorror wrote:NecronLord wrote:Galvatron wrote:I disagree. They had to ditch "bring my shuttle" because the very next shot shows Vader to be only a few yards away from it. So why should he need anyone to bring it? The line makes no sense with the new footage, so that footage should be deleted and the line restored.
Huh. That seems a bit strange. Wouldn't the budget run to a CGI/model shot of the shuttle landing on the pad?
It doesn't really matter, the best bit about that 'scene' was the fact that Vader sounded 'extremely' pissed off when he says it. The 2005 re-edit makes him less pissed off sounding & adds unnesecary shite.
Exactly. If they really wanted to keep the scene, they could just have the shuttle landing instead of already. being on the pad, but the line should NEVER have been changed.
Posted: 2008-04-15 07:10pm
by Galvatron
Illuminatus Primus wrote:Just because I think you're being silly doesn't mean I like the prequels over all or that would be what I did with them. Does not even mean I dislike everything Bob Brown said, but I do think its silly that Bob Brown/OT(or especially ANH & TESB)-only purists have a fixation with nitpicking and reading into the first couple films and tossed drafts the "right path" that GL abandoned. Its simply not realistic.
I admit that it's unrealistic. As you said, it's nothing but a fantasy (yes, I occasionally fit one in between my Karen Traviss ones--I get calluses). That's why God created fanfic. Unfortunately, I can't write my way out of a wet paper bag.

Posted: 2008-04-15 08:05pm
by Illuminatus Primus
Okay, if I woke up on the wrong side of the bed, I apologize.
And no worries about having your own idea about how it would be better - I have the same. We'll have a thread about it soon since I even came up with an outline et al. However, what I disagree with is trying to get early "pure" Lucas to agree with you, which is what Brown and a lot of purists do. And its the source of their sense of betrayal (especially vis-a-vis Brown) toward contemporary Lucas over the prequels and EU.
Posted: 2008-04-16 07:24pm
by Kurgan
adywan wrote:
Well i've made a total cock-up with the special features for the DVD-9's. I have totally missed out the Isolated Music score so i've got to rebuild all the special features menus. I have to say a big SORRY to everyone that has created the DVD covers with the special features list. This is the correct list:
5.1 Dolby Digital English Audio
Subtitles: English, Spanish & Dutch(Dutch available on PAL version only)
"Revisited" Trivia subtitle track
Deleted Scenes: Jabba the Hutt, Jabba the Hutt 3D, Extended Alderaan destruction concept, Luke & Biggs
Isolated Music Score Audio Track
3 Trailers
ESB Revisited teaser trailer
Multi Angle SP-FX breakdown scene
2 Easter eggs.
DVD-ROM folder containing cover & label artwork & Visual Comparison pdf file.
News: IT'S DONE!
Posted: 2008-05-17 03:09am
by Kurgan
Don't worry, this is actually a new update...
The premium quality DVD9 edition (and the final cut) of Star Wars Revisited, with more bonus materials,
was recently released (on newsgroups now,
t0rrents to come soon).
Available in PAL & NTSC (gosh this sounds like an advert,
sorry!).
You can read the info here:
http://fanedit.org/wpTF/?p=495
Here's the thread at
OT.com
PS: The first cover listed on the page is actually a scanned oil painting
the author did himself.
PPS: The "purist edition" is just a no frills version of the DVD5,
minus the prequel and boardroom music.
Posted: 2008-05-17 08:58pm
by Kurgan
Regarding ESBR:
adywan wrote: Well Pre-production has started on ESB:Revisited. I'm just doing basic colour correction for now and then in a few months i will be starting the FX tests
Some changes that are planned so far for this edit:
Complete colour correction
New Emperor hologram so he looks more like he does in ROTJ than he does in the ROTS
Boba Fett's original voice restored
Shortened Wampa scene
Removed SE elements of Vaders shuttle leaving Bespin & docking with the Stardestroyer
More AT-AT's
Here's the Teaser trailer. please note that all elements are just concept ideas and are not finished FX
EMPIRE STRIKES BACK REVISITED TEASER TRAILER v2. MPEG APPROX 50MB
Here's a visual comparison between the basic colour correction (not final) for Revisited and the horrible colours in the 2004 DVD
Posted: 2008-05-18 02:58am
by Spanky The Dolphin
Honestly, I think the interiors for Echo Base look better bluish.
It helps contribute to the atmosphere.
Posted: 2008-05-18 10:59am
by Molyneux
Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Honestly, I think the interiors for Echo Base look better bluish.
It helps contribute to the atmosphere.
The Imperials do look better, though - I never really noticed that greenish tinge before.
Posted: 2008-05-18 02:20pm
by Kurgan
Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Honestly, I think the interiors for Echo Base look better bluish.
It helps contribute to the atmosphere.
I kinda thought that too at one time, but let's face it... it was accidental, it's inconsistent, and it didn't exist in the film until 2004 (unless you count the super degraded original negatives).
The blue tints actually run all through the 2004 editions, but I noticed it first in ESB:SE. When people started posting comparisons for the other movies and I got to watching the originals again, I noticed them all over. Then you get red and green tints in other places. The colors are all over the place!
Posted: 2008-05-18 02:39pm
by Galvatron
Any news on the ANH:R DVD9?
Posted: 2008-05-18 06:52pm
by Kurgan
It's out on newsgroups right now (there's a fix for the NTSC version because it had some problems), which I don't really want to bother with.
Someone is putting it on rapidshare now and supposedly it'll be complete the day after tomorrow.
Someone else is torrenting it so it should be up there by tomorrow if all goes well.
Apparently there's also an xvid of the "purist edition" now (see fanedit.org's page) too.
Posted: 2008-05-19 01:20am
by Galvatron
Kurgan wrote:Removed SE elements of Vaders shuttle leaving Bespin & docking with the Stardestroyer
Will he restore "bring my shuttle" too?
Posted: 2008-05-19 02:27am
by Kurgan
To be honest, I can't remember. You'd have to check the OriginalTrilogy.com forum thread on that (in the SW Fan edits forum). He's talked about various tweaks and I am guessing that's there, but don't know for sure.
Basically as I understand it, adywan claimed to be feeling "burned out" and was going to take "several months off" after finishing ANHR and so we shouldn't expect ESBR for a year or two. But then he started working on it virtually right away, so who knows when it's really coming out (my guess is 2 years, which is about how long this took before he released a full length edit, give or take six months).
Most of that thread though is people posting their own feedback on how it should go, and most people seem to want "bring my shuttle" restored than not.
Of course there's also a lot of folks voicing the desire to have the death star "in construction" inserted into ESB (which I think would be really stupid). So if you want to give the guy feedback, now'se your chance!
Posted: 2008-05-19 03:06pm
by Galvatron
Kurgan wrote:Most of that thread though is people posting their own feedback on how it should go, and most people seem to want "bring my shuttle" restored than not.
Then I'm guessing the wind is blowing in the right direction.
Posted: 2008-05-21 04:48pm
by Kurgan
Well, sadly, I haven't seen the dvd9 up on bt yet, but I did see this new shot was posted:

Posted: 2008-05-21 07:19pm
by Galvatron
What's GOUT?
Posted: 2008-05-21 09:17pm
by Pint0 Xtreme
Eh, I like Boba Fett's new voice. It's more fitting knowing his heritage.
Posted: 2008-05-22 12:44am
by Havok
Pint0 Xtreme wrote:Eh, I like Boba Fett's new voice. It's more fitting knowing his heritage.
Why? He is a clone, but he stopped hearing that dumb accent when he was 10. Why 23 years later would he still have it? You could even chalk up the different voice to the helmet. Not like we haven't seen THAT before.

Besides the voice acting for those scenes sounds like shit.
Posted: 2008-05-22 02:01am
by Kurgan
Galvatron wrote:What's GOUT?
George's Original Unaltered Trilogy
(to signify the 2006 "bonus" DVDs, with I guess a hint of a slam on him for claiming them as the original originals, when technically the sound track is different, and they've had noise reduction done to them that looks bad now, etc).
I guess outside the fan edit community (and OT.com) it's less well known (OOT, OUT, etc).
Amen about the new Boba Fett voice. I heard that adywan wants to re-color all the TIEs in ROTJ and ESB to gray to match ANH, which I think is a mistake (and I thought the whole point was that this was to signify the death star squadrons). Sadly, there's some problem with my account, so I haven't been able to voice my (constructive) protest on OT.com in several weeks.
Posted: 2008-05-22 03:58am
by Pint0 Xtreme
havokeff wrote:Pint0 Xtreme wrote:Eh, I like Boba Fett's new voice. It's more fitting knowing his heritage.
Why? He is a clone, but he stopped hearing that dumb accent when he was 10. Why 23 years later would he still have it? You could even chalk up the different voice to the helmet. Not like we haven't seen THAT before.

It's the same helmet Jango wears and his voice still sounds the same. The clonetroopers all sounded like Jango as well even though most of them probably never even heard that accent.
Besides the voice acting for those scenes sounds like shit.
It didn't bother me that much. Honestly, putting in the old Boba Fett voice is enough for me to call pass on this one.
Posted: 2008-05-22 03:14pm
by Kurgan
Pint0 Xtreme wrote:havokeff wrote:Pint0 Xtreme wrote:Eh, I like Boba Fett's new voice. It's more fitting knowing his heritage.
Why? He is a clone, but he stopped hearing that dumb accent when he was 10. Why 23 years later would he still have it? You could even chalk up the different voice to the helmet. Not like we haven't seen THAT before.

It's the same helmet Jango wears and his voice still sounds the same. The clonetroopers all sounded like Jango as well even though most of them probably never even heard that accent.
I thought he personally trained them? Now, I wouldn't expect him to individually train all 3.5 million (heh), but I imagined he narrated the training videos or flash imprinting or whatever. Or the ones he trained trained the others and so forth (and picked it up that way).
Are we to believe then that in Lucas' reality, accents ARE inherited?
If we want to speculate, perhaps the ones we heard speaking in II and III just happened to be ones that had been trained by him, and thus picked up the accent. According to Lucas, there are still Jango clones in the Stormtrooper ranks in the OT era (and in fact the "head bumping" trooper is one in ANH). Yet we don't hear a single one that sounds like Jango, and in fact, and they're different heights than Temura Morrison's digital persona in armor as well.
Besides the voice acting for those scenes sounds like shit.
It didn't bother me that much. Honestly, putting in the old Boba Fett voice is enough for me to call pass on this one.
There was no reason to change it in the first place. It's silly revisionism to plug the prequels, like inserting Hayden Christiansen into ROTJ. So you'd avoid the edit just because Fett's voice was dubbed back to what it was since 1980? Each to his/her own I guess!
Posted: 2008-05-22 04:37pm
by Galvatron
I think I'm all set to declare the DVD edition apocryphal and embrace TESBR as the new canon. That should go over well with this group.

Posted: 2008-05-22 04:38pm
by Havok
Galvatron wrote:I think I'm all set to declare the DVD edition apocryphal and embrace TESBR as the new canon. That should go over well with this group.

I think I just heard IP's head explode.

Posted: 2008-05-22 06:27pm
by Pint0 Xtreme
Kurgan wrote:I thought he personally trained them? Now, I wouldn't expect him to individually train all 3.5 million (heh), but I imagined he narrated the training videos or flash imprinting or whatever. Or the ones he trained trained the others and so forth (and picked it up that way).
Are we to believe then that in Lucas' reality, accents ARE inherited?
If we want to speculate, perhaps the ones we heard speaking in II and III just happened to be ones that had been trained by him, and thus picked up the accent.
That seems less believable. So you're saying that perhaps every single clonetrooper in Episode III were all personally trained by Jango? I mean, this is towards the end of the Clone Wars. Years have passed since Jango's death at Geonosis.
I think what's more jarring than an unexplained accent is the totally different voice. I mean the old Boba Fett doesn't even sound like Jango's son, much less his complete clone.
According to Lucas, there are still Jango clones in the Stormtrooper ranks in the OT era (and in fact the "head bumping" trooper is one in ANH). Yet we don't hear a single one that sounds like Jango, and in fact, and they're different heights than Temura Morrison's digital persona in armor as well.
Which "head bumping" stormtrooper are you referring to? I don't quite recall that one.
There was no reason to change it in the first place. It's silly revisionism to plug the prequels, like inserting Hayden Christiansen into ROTJ.
I don't think it's silly. Makes the entire saga more coherent, IMO. The incoherency really annoys me even if the voice acting was sub par.
So you'd avoid the edit just because Fett's voice was dubbed back to what it was since 1980? Each to his/her own I guess!
Well, I'm not going to be like "OMG! I'LL NEVER WATCH THAT!" but whenever I want to watch Episode V, the 2004 DVDs will suffice for me.
