Also.. a PM is like.. well.. how saying it best.. uhm.. if he is offline, while you send a PM.. he may read it, when he comes online.. the PM doesn't just.. get lost on waiting...
Yeah us brit can't handle weather like you chaps lol. being in the Health and Safety profession as well makes it more intresting! i've just had to iossue a memo to tell workers to check their pee!
Wasn't the 35th anniversary edition of Halloween the same as the old Criterion LD though and more closer to it's original cinema presentation? the 1999 THX DVD was a Cundy apporved 'revision' saying it was closer to what they were trying to acheive back in 1978? Correct me if i'm wrong though?
This new 4K restorayion from the original negative is being supervised by both Dean Cundy and John Carpenter and thats direct from Stuart Cohen (Producer)
Hell, I still can't get an invite for there, lol. I had one guy on myspleen tell me he'd hook me up when they got things sorted and that's the last I heard of it.
I'm having trouble DLing new files from CG. Everything I've already DL'd seeds just fine, but anything new I pull down never connects. Is anyone else experiencing the same?
Basically, the English credits use the standard fades, while the French credits have everything wiping in from left to right, which looks rather cool IMO.
Those closing credits for Die Hard 2 in French look better than the English credits, that's for sure! I just wish there was a way to make a clean version of the final shot so I could recreate those French credits in HD...
Yes, including a downmix is never a bad idea. The problem is that it makes it difficult to work out whether the original audio is present or not. If you run the decoded streams through Spek, you should be able to see whether or not you have two different mixes.
@Bigrob in the case of Escape from New York, Scream Factory also included a 2.0 mix which was a downmix from 5.1. I don't know how common downmixing is for them but I have to guess that any film containing both 5.1 and 2.0 tracks is potentially a 2.0 downmix. They say it's for maximum compatibility with all audio systems.
Just came back from a 35mm screening of Silence of the Lambs, and boy, that DS mix is a beast! The low ends rumble very loudly in the asylum, gunshots are very loud and present, and it takes the 5.1 mix by a mile. The image is very similar to the BD in color, but in 2 scenes, the contrast was noticeably different, and effectively so (Avoiding spoilers here, for those who haven't had the pleasure).
I was going to wait until the back-to-school sale period, one of three in the year when computers go on sale, but the constant failures my Dell laptop's enduring, and the time wasted from those failures alone, have forced my hand.
"poita - Damn you Britain and USA trying to steal Australia's rightful place as the land of political turmoil." USA just won the crown: yesterday's Virgina GOP senators baseball practice s̶h̶o̶o̶t̶i̶n̶g̶. mass political assination attempt. And the U.S. "fake news" media is still calling it a "shooting"! We're No.1, right?
All time? Really? For every kind of tracks? AFAIK DD were a direct port of theatrical tracks, while DTS were just an APT-X -> DTS Coherent Acoustics conversions...
I recall a service which allowed parents to rent a DVD from some company and then send them notes on how they wish to cut it, and the company would just censor it for them. It's no different than TV versions (At least in the states), so I don't see a problem. Even though there are films which even you cut out the graphic images, will still have adult themes.
If the clean versions really are "available at no additional charge as an ‘extra’ included with the original theatrical version of movies in the program", I see no problem.
Oh, Sony want's to start, to bring some clean movie versions (Versions censored for flight companies and Television Broadcast) to some vod services as choice to the normal Theatrical versions...
The normal length of compulsory service is currently two years and eight months for men (with some roles requiring an additional four months of service), and two years for women.
I loved Lynda Carter when I was a boy! but AFAIK the military service is mandatory for women, too, in Israel... one of our members could eventually confirm that!
It seems the star of the movie was a bit of a wonder woman in real life: "Gal Gadot was born and raised in Rosh HaAyin, Israel. .. served for two years as an enlisted soldier in the Israel Defense Forces .. She says of her time as a soldier: "You learn discipline and respect. .. [Fast And Furious] director Justin Lin really liked that I was in the military, and he wanted to use my knowledge of weapons." Yeah ... but can she do this: https://m.popkey.co/9c0f31/DYyLq_s-200x150.gif ?
Haven't seen it. I only know the name of "Kevin Smith" (never met him but he always popped up here & there on the Internet) from his "Clerks" movie/short (haven't seen it, but I have seen someone else's "Troops" -- a "Cops" parody [excellent!] in the Star Wars universe).
Tusk (2014) -- rottentomatoes.com's TomatoMeter is at 41% -- "Tusk is pleasantly ridiculous and charmingly self-deprecating, but that isn't enough to compensate for its thin, overstretched story."