Hi everyone.  Happy Wednesday.  I have been working on a project and I would like to share it with the community, but I am not really sure where and if it qualifies.  I did attempt to upload it to the spleen, but it is not exactly a fan edit or preservation.  Basically it boils down to my love of old black and white Noir films.  I have taken some of my favorite films and created stripped down iso's in black and white to replicate the classic Noir feel.  My first five films are done, the first being No Country For Old Men, in my opinion a perfect Neo-Noir film from the Cohen brothers.  So the list looks like this:

No Country For Old Men
Unforgiven
Minority Report
The Game (1997)
Raiders of the Lost Ark

And admittedly, Raiders may not be 100% Noir, but it looks badass as a black and white film.  Anyway so that is my question/request.  Any input would be welcome and I have included a quick shot as an example.

Thanks!

The 7 part documentary begins here . .

Public Radio International - Spielberg director talks about Spielberg, the director

PRI - Spielberg director talks about Spielberg, the director Wrote:For almost 40 years, the director Steven Spielberg has been one of the primary architects of the modern Hollywood movie experience. This story is based on a radio interview. Listen to the full interview. download audio interview There’s no better fellow director to examine his career than Susan Lacy. Since 1986, she’s been exploring the work of legendary artists for the PBS series “American Masters.” Recently, she left PBS and completed her first documentary for HBO: “Spielberg,” an in-depth look into Steven Spielberg’s life and career. Susan Lacy explains why the “E.T.” and “Jaws” director’s work endures, how she got never-before-seen footage of Spielberg hanging out with Martin Scorsese, Brian DePalma and George Lucas and reveals behind-the-scenes stories that didn’t make the final cut.

Is anyone aware of a HD copy of the original Russian version of this movie? There is a DVD available, but all the Blu Rays seem to be the "International Cut", which is shorter (missing some scenes/storylines). It also apparently misses animated subtitles from the original, and - which is worse - a prologue that is completely in English even on the Russian audio track. 

I guess it was never released, but maybe there's an HDTV copy floating around somewhere or it might be aired someday?

Hey guys,

I'm experiencing scratching head regarding remuxing tracks from DVDs to HD versions.

Everything is in sync, the image masters are the same, running at 23.976, so track should align by simple remux.

When I demux the tracks, they still are are the exact same length either opened in audacity, or VLC.

However when I want to remux them, they are off sync.

It looks like the tracks are running at 24fps to be the exact same, whereas the image master are at 23.976. ie when I reencode the tracks at 23.976 they come out sightly off sync, but at 24fps they are the right lenght.

How is this?

I didn't believe it at first, but found other sources to confirm. This is BEYOND great news!!!

https://www.facebook.com/warnerarchive/p...63/?type=3



SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE - EXTENDED CUT & SPECIAL EDITION 2-FILM COLLECTION (1978,2000)
Run Time 188 Minutes-EXTENDED CUT (NEW 2017 1080p HD MASTER)
151 Minutes-SPECIAL EDITION
Subtitles Spanish, French, English SDH
DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 – English (EXTENDED CUT)
DTS HD-Master Audio 5.1 - English, DOLBY DIGITAL SURROUND 5.1 - French, DOLBY DIGITAL SURROUND 5.1 - Spanish
ORIGINAL ASPECT RATIO - 2.40:1, 16 X 9 LETTERBOX
COLOR
2-BD 50
Special Features (on Superman The Special Edition Disc): Commentary by Director Richard Donner and Creative Consultant Tom Mankiewicz; 3 Documentaries Taking Flight: The Development of Superman, Making Superman: Filming the Legend and The Magic Behind the Cape; Screen Tests; Restored Scenes; Additional Scenes; Additional Music Cues; Music-Only Track

Decades before blockbuster Extended Cuts were common, Superman proved a true “Man of Tomorrow.” Superman: The Movie received an ahead-of-its-time makeover for its television premiere – nearly 40 more minutes of story, creating a two-night television event. Audiences had already been swept off their feet by Christopher Reeve’s Last Son of Krypton, and now there was more to enjoy. Unseen in decades, this version is paired here with Richard Donner’s definitive vision of his film, the Special Edition Director’s Cut (2000), to create a supersized celebration of Metropolis’ favorite son that preserves the director’s intent while feeding superfan demands.

Hey,

I was wondering if anyone would be able to capture the 1996 laserdisc of Ransom. It has roughly an additional 20 minutes of footage incorporated into the feature film. I would be willing to purchase the disc and have it send to anyone that can capture it.

Here is a look a the additional 20 min.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_1evt_sDW0

http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/07692/8295-AS/Ransom

Let me know!

This absolute corker of a thriller starring Kurt Russel seems to be in the realms of obscurity now thanks to the DVD going OOP

Are there any HDTV rips out there that can do the film justice? By all accounts it was filmed Super35 so possibility of an open matte version as well? Some of the international DVD's are cropped from the widescreen source according to DVDCompare

Hello people,

I'm a movie lover for as long as I can remember and saw thousands of them in the past 36 years.
Sadly I'm not much of a tech wiz, so I hope it's OK if I'm only enjoying other people's work here and providing some feedback afterwards.

So I suppose you can download a movie by sending a request to the project maker ?