sh9000 Posted Saturday at 03:49 AM Posted Saturday at 03:49 AM https://www.starwars.com/news/star-wars-50th-anniversary-theatrical-release Quote
TangledThorns Posted Saturday at 12:25 PM Posted Saturday at 12:25 PM I don't know... The 1997 Special Edition re-release was cool because of the new VFX and added scenes but don't think I want to pay cinema prices to see a movie I've seen hundreds of times already. Quote
Roy Focker Posted Saturday at 03:49 PM Posted Saturday at 03:49 PM I would pay to see the original unaltered but I don't want to have the same experience as I did with the special editions. With a bunch of teenagers running around throwing shit and yelling. I want to see it with an audience of cinemaphiles in the screening room of a university. Who can appreciate it in silence for the film's narrative structure and technological achievements in the art of filmmaking. Quote
Morgen Black Posted Saturday at 04:02 PM Posted Saturday at 04:02 PM (edited) 14 minutes ago, Roy Focker said: I would pay to see the original unaltered but I don't want to have the same experience as I did with the special editions. With a bunch of teenagers running around throwing crap and yelling. I want to see it with an audience of cinemaphiles in the screening room of a university. Who can appreciate it in silence for the film's narrative structure and technological achievements in the art of filmmaking. Over the past few years, going to the theatre is not the same as it used to be when I was a kid. Now, you go to the theatre and there are adults watching Instagram on their phone through the previews or during the whole movie, people having conversations and taking selfies, and the teenagers throwing food and purposely destroying the theatre. I would rather watch cinema at my house, where I can enjoy the movie in silence and enjoy what the director imagined for the audience. I must be getting old, but common courtesy isn't common anymore. MB Edited Saturday at 04:03 PM by Morgen Black Quote
Dynaman Posted Saturday at 04:05 PM Posted Saturday at 04:05 PM You were lucky when you were younger, minus the phones I remember all that "stuff" happening at theaters. The main difference now is the theater level picture and sound quality at home. Quote
TangledThorns Posted Saturday at 06:11 PM Posted Saturday at 06:11 PM You guys should tell a theater manager when audience guests are being rude. Those kids, sometimes drunk adults, will typically get a warning followed by ejection and banned from the theater. Quote
Bolt Posted Saturday at 07:04 PM Posted Saturday at 07:04 PM I watched the Empire Strikes Back when it came back to the big screen during the pandemic . Four of us had the theater to ourselves, it was awesome. Lately I've been going to the theater during weekday matinee and that's also been a similar experience. Seeing A N H as a "newly restored version of the classic" Might be worth seeing.. Quote
Duke Togo Posted Saturday at 08:32 PM Posted Saturday at 08:32 PM (edited) I've been sitting on this news since the early summer. For anyone who might be worried this is going to end up some AIed mess like what James Cameron has done to his films, put those fears to rest. The restoration work being done is simply stunning. It blows all releases--both official and fan preservations--out of the water. Edited Saturday at 08:33 PM by Duke Togo Quote
Big s Posted Saturday at 08:38 PM Posted Saturday at 08:38 PM 5 minutes ago, Duke Togo said: I've been sitting on this news since the early summer. For anyone who might be worried this is going to end up some AIed mess like what James Cameron has done to his films, put those fears to rest. The restoration work being done is simply stunning. It blows all releases--both official and fan preservations--out of the water. Is it a restoration of the original or another special addition kinda thing? Quote
Duke Togo Posted Saturday at 08:41 PM Posted Saturday at 08:41 PM 2 minutes ago, Big s said: Is it a restoration of the original or another special addition kinda thing? These are 100% the original films. Quote
Big s Posted Saturday at 08:43 PM Posted Saturday at 08:43 PM Just now, Duke Togo said: These are 100% the original films. Oh, that might actually be worth seeing in the theaters. Are they doing one film at a time or the whole trilogy in a bladder exploding run Quote
Duke Togo Posted Saturday at 08:52 PM Posted Saturday at 08:52 PM 6 minutes ago, Big s said: Oh, that might actually be worth seeing in the theaters. Are they doing one film at a time or the whole trilogy in a bladder exploding run Oh, that I don't know. My guess is they'll do Feb, Mar, Apr for the trilogy, then the Gosling film in May. Quote
Big s Posted Saturday at 08:54 PM Posted Saturday at 08:54 PM 1 minute ago, Duke Togo said: Oh, that I don't know. My guess is they'll do Feb, Mar, Apr for the trilogy, then the Gosling film in May. I’m hoping they’ll be separate, I don’t know if I could talk my lady into a whole day of Star Wars Quote
sh9000 Posted yesterday at 02:24 AM Author Posted yesterday at 02:24 AM Just in case if people didn't read the article. Quote
Dynaman Posted yesterday at 02:52 AM Posted yesterday at 02:52 AM For the other films - IF this one does well the others will be done as well, most likely on their 50ths. Quote
Duke Togo Posted yesterday at 03:50 AM Posted yesterday at 03:50 AM 57 minutes ago, Dynaman said: For the other films - IF this one does well the others will be done as well, most likely on their 50ths. They're actively restoring all three. That's not officially announced, but it's happening. Quote
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