So, this is one is done. 

Audio:
Cantonese mono (analogue laserdisc track)
Cantonese mono (digital laserdisc track)
Cantonese 7.1 (from the blu-ray)
Mandarin 5.1 (from the Joy Sales DVD)

Subtitles:
Kuyahukduk's translation.

Video:
Blu-ray release regraded to come closer to the Golden Cinema LD release (hopefully with no encoding issues). What I did here was aim to come close to Colek's release while reducing the magenta tones of the Golden Cinema LD colours; as well as adding back the blue that often isn't kept in the most recent releases. 







Full disclosure that, as we know, the original release wasn't the greatest and does have its problems; my regrade might thus have the same inherent flaws but I hope it does present an acceptable viewing option all the same.

PM me for the Mega link.

Hello! I have a record of the movie in Open Matte from a Bulgarian tv.
The source is IPTV, so quality is not so good, but still can be used for a hybrid release, I believe.
If someone is interested, feel free to PM.

SNOWPIERCER
(Le Transperceneige)
a preservation by pipefan413

1. Custom Korean to English translation by me (new for this release) in 2 formats: forced PGS (for maximum quality on hardware that doesn't display text-only SRT tracks very well, best for muxing to AVCHD/BD structures) and SRT (muxed into the MKV already as default + forced)
   
2. English to Korean translation from the South Korean BD
   
3. English (US BD, plus the ones from the KR BD as an amusing alternative)
   
4. 한국어 (KR BD)
   
5. Français (FR BD)
   
6. Italiano (IT BD, custom 24000/1001 fps version with added translation of text at start)
   
7. Español (US BD)
   
8. Deutsch (DE BD)
   
9. Dansk (NO BD)
   
10. Suomi (NO BD)
    
11. Svenska (NO BD)
    
12. Official Korean to English translation (US BD; incomplete and questionable)
    
13. English from the KR BD, as an amusing alternative
    
14. Official Italian (IT BD, adjusted from 24 fps to 24000/1001 fps but without adding the translation of the intro text, which was absent due to the Italian video encode instead replacing the English text with Italian; the German video does the same thing except it still includes the German text in the subtitles, despite it also being encoded into the video)
    

Hello All, I am Shermy! Not my real name   )

I just wanted to say hi, although I am new to all this, only registering a couple days ago on here and OT, I am excited to work on 35mm projects. I have done photo restoration in the past and some short films so I do have experience.

I can't believe that I never knew of these places, I have always wanted to restore 35mm but never thought of trying to find these places. Now I have I can't believe what I was missing. 

All in all, I wanted to make a good impression and say hi. I look forward to the future, I hope i make a welcome addition to FanRes.

Shermy

      

This project started out as a relatively simple one, taking the Warner Archive Blu Ray and adding to it all the exclusive special features, and the isolated score, from the Lumivision Laserdisc. 

However upon inspection the blu ray has some severe differences in colour. I’ve been a fan of this film for a long time and I’ve owned it on VHS, Laserdisc and DVD, but it’s never looked like the blu ray. I read that Warner are standing by the transfer and are saying that is how it was originally intended, now I never saw it theatrically but to my eyes the blu looks awful. So it changed into a full regrade using the DVD and a total of 60 LUTs.

• BD25 with animated menus, background video, pop up menus and resume function
  
• 1080P AVC Video with scene by scene colour correction
  
• English DTS HD 2.0 from the Blu Ray
  
• Audio commentary with Jack Sholder and Tim Hunter from the Blu Ray
  
• Isolated Music & Effects Track from the Lumivison Laserdisc
  
• English, French, German and Spanish Subtitles
  
• Trailers & TV Spots
  
• Original Screenplay Excerpts
  
• Director's Original Shooting Script Excerpts
  
• Original Storyboards
  
• Photos and Sketches of Special Effects
  
• Special Effects Production Footage
  
• Production Photos and Publicity Material
  
• Filmographies
  
• Laserdisc Credits
  

• BD25 with animated menus that look and behave like the official Criterion discs, with a background video, pop up menus and resume function
  
• Video taken from the Arrow Blu Ray
  
• Original chapter stops used on the DVD
  
• English 2.0 PCM from the laserdisc
  
• English DTS HD 4.0 from the Arrow Blu Ray
  
• Criterion audio commentary featuring Paul Verhoven, Edward Neumeier, Jon Davison and Paul Sammon, taken from DVD
  
• English, French, German and Spanish Subtitles
  
• Shooting RoboCop illustrated essay on the making of RoboCop
  
• Film-to-Storyboard Comparison
  
• Unshot Sequence: The Chase
  
• Unshot Sequence: The Cemetery
  
• Teaser And Theatrical Trailers
  

Hi, I would just join 2 AC3 or DTS tracks together. Obviously, the bitrate and the number of channels are identical

Can I do it with MKVtoolnix?

Massive thanks to Zoidberg who captured the special features for this project. As a side note this is one of the best Audio Commentary tracks I have heard so far.

• BD25 with animated menus that look and behave like the official Criterion discs, with a background video, pop up menus and resume function
  
• Video taken from the German Blu Ray
  
• Original chapter stops used on the Laserdisc
  
• English DTS HD 5.1 & 2.0 from the Geman Blu Ray
  
• Criterion audio commentary featuring David Cronenberg taken from Laserdisc
  
• English, French, German and Spanish Subtitles
  
• US and International Trailers
  
• Interview Clips And Behind The Scenes
  
• Laserdisc Credits
  

Just discovered that the German DVD of Dune released by Astro has a bigger frame size than BD:

http://sd.caps-a-holic.com/vergleich.php...eichID=391

US/DE BDs have just a fraction more image on the left of the French Ultimate DVD seen in the comparison, while Astro DVD has more image of top, left and right in comparison to US/DE BD.

Would be interesting to get it, and merge with the BD to get bigger image and more details.

So I thought it would be fun to hear about some movies that you enjoy that most people don't like and why you like them. I'll name a few I like that most people criticize too harshly imo: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Most Chuck Norris movies that aren't Code of Silence or Lone Wolf McQuade, Highlander 2 (Special Edition), RoboCop 2, Rambo III, etc.