Ep. 4, 5 og 6 på DVD

Ja især Droid Tegnefilmene!


Ewok tegnefilmene minder uhyggeligt meget om Bubbibjørnene.

 

Selv om det ville være virkeligt fedt at få klippene med Muppets, Sesame Street, diverse interviews m.m. med på DVD'erne, så må vi tænke på, at rettighederne til disse programmer ligger hos deres respektive producenter.

Med hensyn til Ewokfilmene og Droids- og Ewoktegnefilmene, så tror jeg at de kommer seperat, hvis de da kommer på DVD. Det er jo trods alt et spørgsmål om penge.

Og Holiday Special får næppe nogensinde på officiel udgivelse på noget format.

 

men Mundi, kan du ikke lige svare os på om der ville være nok bag-om-kameraet materiale til at lave en bonus dvd til hver af OT filmene?

 

Det vil jeg mene at der er.
Til hver film er der et ca. 50 min. program, som går bag filmen
SW: Making of Star wars
ESB: SP FX-Empire Strikes Back
ROTJ: Classic Creatures
plus fællesprogrammet: From Star Wars to Jedi

Og da det er SE-versioner, så er der de interviews med GL, som var med på videoudgivelserne fra 1997.

Dertil kommer trailers/TV-spots, deleted scenes andre intewerviews med bl.a. Ralph McQuarrie og Dennis Murren.

Desuden er der lavet kortere programmer, som går bag hver film. Bl.a. How Walkers Walk.

Og endelig, så kunne de jo prøve at indhente tilladelse til at tilføje afsnittene fra Muppet Show og Sesame Street. Jeg ved at mindst C-3PO og R2-D2 har deltaget i Sesame Street og vi ved jo, at der er Muppetafsnittet med Mark Hamill, Chewie, C-3PO og R2-D2.


Natalie Portman har også været med i Sesame Street, men det er jo en anden historie.

 

okay, tak!

Al det får de desværre nok ikke plads til på en enkelt bonusdvd i det nye sæt

Men det kan jo være at de tager det bedste fra hver udsendelse...

 

Mundi, Dint Natalie link virker ikke, det kunne ellers være fedt at se!

EDIT: Nevermind, fandt det fra selve hjemmesiden

 

Snuplede over dette link, der er en gennemførlig gennemgang af de ændringer der blev lavet i SE udgaven. Det er faktisk ikke så få! Hvertfald flere end jeg umildbart troede.

 

Meget sej side! Det godt nok meget der er rettet/lavet om alligevel

 

Jeg har erfaret, at der tilsyneladende kommer 3 versioner af boksen. Ak de dilemmaer vi dog bliver sat i - skal man nøjes med én - og i så fald hvilken eller skal man købe alle 3...

Boksene er navngivet følgende:

The Final Conflict:
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Jedi vs Darkside:
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The Imperial Collection:
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Well nu må vi jo se hvilke muligheder vi får her i landet.

Som det fremgår af billederne, så kommer nyheden fra Kamuiweb.com

 

Ja det er nu at presse citronen mere end jeg gider være med til. Jeg køber kun en af udgaverne, hvis jeg overhovedet køber nogen af dem. Jeg kunne også satse på at vente til 2006 og håbe på der kommer et federe box-sæt ud.

 

Det ser nu meget fedt ud, tror dog kun at jeg vil investere i ét eksemplar. Det bliver nok den øverste med DARTH på

 

Fik lige lyst til at sige:

ANH, ESB og ROTJ:

Three reasons why they build movie theaters!




(sådan står der på min nyerhvervede plakat...)

 

Hehe jeg har en ven der aldrig køber film, han lejer dem bare hver gang han for lyst til at se dem. Faktisk har han kun 3 film (eller han havde sidste gang jeg tjekkede for et par år siden). De er .... selvfølgelig....

ANH, ESB og ROTJ

 

Glem tidligere covers.
Fra officiel side er coverne nu afsløret.
Foreløbig er det dog forbeholdt HyperSpace-medlemmer, men man er vel ikke spion for ingenting.

Sølvboksen er Widescreen og Guldboksen er Fullscreen
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Billederne skulle blive offentliggjort for alle i næste uge.

 

Kan...ikke...vente...

 

Arrh yiir. Det ser godt ud. Minder mig lidt om VHS special edition boxen fra '97. Men de er flotte med my main man Darth på!

 

Cool. De har enda brugt ikke-SE plakaterne som udgangspunkt!

 

Fandt noget info om de nye dvd'er.

Alright, some inside info I came across that, through some research, seems to be legit. One of the main reasons I see him as legit is because of this statement made 2 weeks ago about the packaging for the set, which wasn't revealed until last night:

"The DVD's themselves should be in slipcases similar to the prequel designs, with the roman numerals on the sides, but then the entire set could have a slipcover box that says "Star Wars Trilogy." Remove the slipcover and you have a matching set of DVDs."

Those who have seen the box art know this is 100% correct.

Anyway, his quotes of interest about the further OT changes. "I" refers to the "Insider" and "Some Guy" or "SG" refers to multiple people asking questions:

Insider: "Enjoy this [release]. There's going to be some cool surprises."

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Some Guy: "I don't care if Greedo shoots first. But I just wish the scene looked better. If Lucas makes the scene look better then I don't care who shoots first."

I: "You'll get your wish."

SG: "But the thing I want to see the most, even more than fixing Greedo shooting first, is having Ian as Palpatine with new dialog in TESB."

I: "You'll also get your wish."

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SG: "Those 2 changes (= fixing ANH JAbba & ESB Palpatine) would be appreciated by a large group of fans, I think."

I: "Check and check."

SG: "what about the rumors of a Senate dissolving scene and a pre-explosion Alderaan scene being added to ANH?"

I: "Not to my knowledge."

SG: "Also, at one theater, there was a voice-over of "A long time ago..." as it appeared on the screen."

I: "I think your mind may be blending memories from listening to the Star Wars story album with watching the movie (which did have a narrator speak those lines). To my knowledge, there has never been a voiceover in the films. Maybe some dude was talking outloud to his illiterate kid in the front row!"

SG: "I'd rather they concentrate on fixing errors like lightsabers and bad FX like Jabba than messing with perfect scenes like the ESB Emperor."

I: "Lightsabers, check. Fixing Jabba, see above. Say buh-bye to monkey-woman Emperor. Ian is it. And the scene isn't perfect. It's just a scene. In this instance, continuity is more important and I'm sure the scene will retain the same creepy tone of the original you love. If it doesn't, I'm afraid you'll have to be content with your tapes and laserdiscs."

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SG: "Any word on how much the Jabba scene is improved?"

I: "No, other than that it is being done. I assume it will be the same exact scene in terms of length and cuts but with a new Jabba."

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SG: "What about the disappearing and reappearing Tarzan yell?"

I: "That's been there in ever screening I've ever seen. It will probably be in the DVD too, but I wouldn't shed a tear if it was replaced with a more appropiate (and less groan inducing) Wookie yell."

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SG: "Any info on the Rancor?"

I: "Cleaned up matte lines. Not a CG replacement. The contrast in the background plates are being adjusted and recomped in some shots to make them less flat and rear-projection-like.

To the best of my knowledge almost all of the changes are tweaks and fixes like this rather than whole new sequences."

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I: "that extensive list that has was first reported on AICN is bogus. Most of the changes are subtle tweaks and fixes rather than wholesale changes. And my information is incomplete. I know a few things, but certainly not everything."

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Well, that's it. Obviously nothing is 100%, but putting together both Bill Hunt's various statements and hints and this source's statements seems to make me believe this release will be one major step better than the '97 SEs, though fans of the unaltered OT are still going to be disappointed, obviously.



YES YES YES YES!! Extase! Hvis det her viser sig at være sandt, så er det ikke mindre end fantastisk!

Alle de ting som jeg ikke b

 

Det lyder god.

Jeg tror dog ikke at Greedo skyder først. GL's hensigt var jo at Han Solo skulle virke mindre kynisk og hensynsløs ved bare at skyde i selvforsvar.
Det "ønske" som vil blive opfyldt er nok bare, at scenen bliver mere troværdig.

Men man kan jo altid håbe at scenen bliver som den oprindeligt var.

 

Mesa liken dis.

 

Flere gode nyheder fra TFN!

Dagon sends in details of the bonus features that will be available on each disc: Disc 1: Star Wars: A New Hope IV
Feature Film: Star Wars: A New Hope IV
Commentary by George Lucas, Ben Burtt, Dennis Muren, and Carrie Fisher

Disc 2: The Empire Strikes Back V
Feature Film: The Empire Strikes Back V
Commentary by George Lucas, Irvin Kershner, Lawrence Kasdan, Ben Burtt, Dennis Muren, and Carrie Fisher

Disc 3: Return of the Jedi VI
Feature Film: Return of the Jedi VI
Commentary by George Lucas, Lawrence Kasdan, Ben Burtt, Dennis Muren, and Carrie Fisher

Disc 4: Bonus Disc includes the most comprehensive feature-length documentary ever produced on the Star Wars saga; and never-before-seen footage from the making of all three films, and much more.

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Kommentarspor på DVD'erne. YES!

 

Nice! Endelig et kommentar-spor jeg faktisk gider at høre! Vi mangler dog lidt Mark og Harrison, men man kan jo ikke få alt..

 

Jeg er personlig ligeglad med kommentarspor af skuespillere, og kan ikke rigtig se hvad Carrie har at gøre på disse. MEN..... Smag og behag!

Jeg må indrømme med disse kommentar spor er jeg gået fra "Jeg køber dem måske" til "Jeg køber dem højst sandsynligt".

 

God dreng!

Hvis jeg skal høre et kommentarspor er det for 1) at høre om hvordan de lavede special effecterne eller 2) for at høre om sjove anekdoter og mærkelig trivia, som kun en ægte fan synes er værd at vide noget om.

 

Her kommer en masse info om dvd'erne som jeg via mine bothan spies har opsnappet


Video:
For this Super-Deluxe, Extra-Elite, Thirty-Second Anniversary, Special Edition boxed set, the folks at Vixen Home Entertainment have transferred the film, all thirty minutes of it, to three dual-layered discs, front and back, for optimum playback quality. And, of course, the TPX-certified DVD audiovisual format preserves the movie's original theatrical-exhibition size, a 360:1 anorexic ratio, TechnoRabid SwaddleScreen-80 presentation. The filmmakers realize that this format could present some small problem to those viewers whose home theaters are not equipped to do it justice, but by utilizing as simple an array as sixteen 72" widescreen televisions in a circular pattern around the viewing area, the film can still provide a fascinating, if limited, visual experience. Colors are lifelike; flesh tones, particularly light greens and blues, are extraordinarily natural; and the panoramic scenery is out of this world.

Audio:
The sound reproduction is sound, offered up in the director's preferred configuration, Dolby Digits LucasEar 60.8 AX AuralSurround-500. Listeners with fewer than the optimal ten speakers per bank--ten front, ten back, twenty sides, ten ceiling, and ten floor, with eight 36" subwoofers--will still get a kick out of the all-enveloping nature of the audio playback. Even as few as 43.6 speakers are adequate for the job, so almost anyone can enjoy the beauty of LucasEar's celestial soundtrack. Highly recommended, especially if you don't like your neighbors.


Lidt om EP3 preview..:

Want to know just how much of Episode III you'll see on the Classic DVDs? Here's the rundown courtesy of FHE Entertainment:
Episode III Behind the Scenes Preview
Section One - The Creator: Finally the birth of Vader. George talks about finally bringing Vader back to the series and teases about Anakin's descent to the Dark Side and the powers of seduction in play. Section Two - The Costume: Black is back. For the last Star Wars movie ever and the birth of the ultimate villain, a new costume was forged. This segment answers some key questions: who created it? was it made for Hayden? Section Three - The Actors: Finally I get to become Vader. Key interviews with the cast (including Hayden) and crew sharing their thoughts and experiences about working on the last Star Wars film and finally seeing the completion of the Saga. (10 min.)

disc 4:
Star Wars: The Independent Films feature length documentary - The story of Star Wars is the story of the most successful independent series film ever produced. It's the story of a Hollywood outsider named George Lucas and a low-budget labor of love space saga that defied the odds and reinvented the rules. It's the story of a revolution born of a dream. It's the story of an independent filmmaker who had to innovate and invent an entirely new way of creating motion pictures. It's the story of a fundamental paradigm shift in the creative process made, not by the studio system, but by a single filmmaker with a simple dream. (150 min.)
The Evolution of Characters featurette - Get an in-depth look at how all your favorite characters came to be with exclusive concept art and discussion with George and the people who shaped what ultimately became out favorite heroes and villains. Includes a separate still/video gallery cut to Star Wars music with access to artwork and classic scenes for each major character. (30 min.)

The Influence of Star Wars featurette - Without Star Wars, there would be no... The groundbreaking special effects that were pioneered to make Star Wars movies not only helped viewers escape to a galaxy far, far away, but they changed the way every movie was made thereafter. Experience never before seen effects innovations from the films and learn how pivotal the films were to modern effects wizards and filmmakers. (20 min.)

Lightsabers/Fights featurette - Forget laser pistols, the lightsaber is the coolest weapon in the Star Wars galaxy.