Thanks, G. Send me an e-mail, and I'll set you up with a title that I KNOW that you want.MickeyMouseboy wrote:Lizard King should be Ultimate Disney's Bootleg King

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How can you make them Anamorphic? How do you deal with the different sides of the discs? Can you make it look good, even though the laserdiscs need to be flipped?The Lizard King wrote:That's why I'm here! Anamorphic WS to boot (pun intended)!Maerj wrote:<snip>until then there's your VHS, LD and bootleg DVDs.
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Catenating video from two sides is the easy part. Any video editing program will do that. The anamorphic part was done by re-framing the 4x3 image to 16x9 (removing the excess black bars top and bottom) and then flagging the video so your DVD player will fill in the remaining black if your TV is analog. Also, the alien language subtitles had to be redone so that they are on the image (they are on the black bars on the letterboxed Definitive Collection set).Maerj wrote:How can you make them Anamorphic? How do you deal with the different sides of the discs? Can you make it look good, even though the laserdiscs need to be flipped?
Has anyone else noticed the inconsistency between the covers of the individual Episodes V and VI with the "entire contents" picture? The differences between Ep V is subtle -- Yoda and The Emporer have exchanged positions. However Ep VI is completely different!MickeyMousePal wrote:Here are the art covers to the Star Wars Trilogy!!!
All 3 covers and the DVD art cover for the bonus Disc.
My eyes still hurt from looking at that.Escapay wrote:(although the Hayden-instead-of-Sebastian one will be a bit jarring...)
Well, this is good and bad news for me it's both. The good news is that Star Wars will have a third Triolgy series the bad news is George Lucas might make it crappy like the first and second espiodes.This past Wednesday, ComingSoon.net had the opportunity to attend Lucasfilm and Fox Home Entertainment's roll-out of the "Star Wars Trilogy" DVD set (Coming Sept. 21st.) One of the surprise guests at the event was Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill. He ended up being one of the highlights of the presentation as he enthusiastically recalled humorous anecdotes about the making of the original films, working with Kevin Smith, seeing TROOPS for the first time, and more.
However, his comments towards the end about Episodes 7, 8, and 9 really got everyone's attention. Mark told those in attendance what Lucas told him the third trilogy would be about. Hamill also went into detail about Lucas' original plans for those films, when they would be made, and more. Plus, Lucasfilm's Jim Ward confirmed that a "Star Wars" TV series is on the way in the near future (though he didn't say when it would be set).
Well it is really non-news. This is from theforce.net:MickeyMousePal wrote:Mark Hamill Talks Star Wars Epis. 7, 8, & 9
Source: http://www.comingsoon.net/news/topnews.php?id=6318
Well, this is good and bad news for me it's both. The good news is that Star Wars will have a third Triolgy series the bad news is George Lucas might make it crappy like the first and second espiodes.This past Wednesday, ComingSoon.net had the opportunity to attend Lucasfilm and Fox Home Entertainment's roll-out of the "Star Wars Trilogy" DVD set (Coming Sept. 21st.) One of the surprise guests at the event was Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill. He ended up being one of the highlights of the presentation as he enthusiastically recalled humorous anecdotes about the making of the original films, working with Kevin Smith, seeing TROOPS for the first time, and more.
However, his comments towards the end about Episodes 7, 8, and 9 really got everyone's attention. Mark told those in attendance what Lucas told him the third trilogy would be about. Hamill also went into detail about Lucas' original plans for those films, when they would be made, and more. Plus, Lucasfilm's Jim Ward confirmed that a "Star Wars" TV series is on the way in the near future (though he didn't say when it would be set).