Hi everyone !

Hi to all! I'm very happy to be here!

Checking in (some happenings here reminded me to log back in) - I'm Chad, I do Laserdisc-related stuff for a hobby, Linux-related stuff for a living, and I'm a bit of a random tinkerer.

Yet another 'migrating' OT.com member, following all the interesting movie restoration stuff.

Hey Hey ! I've been there for a while but never posted though.

Just kidding. I'm pretty sure this is wal-mart right?

Here I am too from Originaltrilogy.  

Love restorations (especially when the Blurays are nothing like the original film), and mostly of all love Disney animation films.
My dream of a restoration project would be a beautiful scan of 35mm of Beauty and the Beast, which is my favourite animation film ever, and my 2nd favourite film ever after E.T.-The Extra terrestrial.
Hope I'll see this in my lifetime before I die..

Made it here from Reddit. Nice to be back on a real forum.

Hi everyone,

I'm working on the idea of a preserv of the original first 3 Rambo in their original mixes and color timing.

However I miss this DVD of first Blood II http://www.amazon.com/Rambo-First-Blood-...0784011214

Anyone has it?

Would fancy an upload, that would complete my project

S

Mad Max 2 Bonus Disc

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Hello Fellow Fan Res'ers.

PDB is creating a Mad Max 2 preservation which will closely match the original 35mm release from back in 81.
More details here.

In that thread we discussed the rare Lost Version of the movie, cut together for TV in the 80's

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdZ30QVRRVE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OObOxZKepqo

And have decided to put together a Bonus DVD disc containing this cut and a collection of extras.

There are a few featurette's and stuff scattered over releases of the film through out the world, which would be great to collect in one place.

http://www.madmaxmovies.com/mad-max-2-th...index.html

Highlights from the Web site

What is Needed Ive underlined

• Warner Brothers Special Edition VHS
  
  Warner Brothers have recently released a special edition version of The Road Warrior on VHS in the US. Note that there are two versions of this tape, a Widescreen version, and a full screen version. The Widescreen version has this marked on the bottom of the front cover, the full screen version has no markings. Below are images of the two covers (thanks to John Hoyt):
     Widescreen on the left, Full screen on the right
  
• The contents of the tape are as follows:
  - Trailer for Mad Max 2 (same as on Road Warrior DVD)
  - Trailer for Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (same as on Thunderdome DVD)
  - Mad Max 2: The Chase Continues, 6 minute behind the scenes documentary, same as on Japanese Mad Max 2 DVD.
  - Introduction by Leonard Maltin (Entertainment Tonight film Critic)
  - The film itself
  
  

• Making of documentary, "Mad Max 2 - The Chase Continues": 6 minute, behind the scenes featurette, focusing on the stunt work, primarily on the two stunts which resulted in accidents. Available on the US VHS Road Warrior Special Edition, and also on the Japanese Mad Max 2 DVD.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZiTpy9q3SY
  NOTE: I have been told that a MUCH longer version of this documentary aired on TV in Japan in the early 1980's, just prior to the release of Mad Max 2. If anyone can help out in providing further information on this.
  
• Video documentary: Featurette which "highlights the dangers and excitement of the spectacular stunt team". Apparently offered in the U.K., running time unknown.  Possibly / probably the same documentary found on the Japanese Mad Max 2 DVD (although I could be wrong, it might also be a longer version).
  

• Audio documentary: Featurette produced for radio. Apparently offered in the U.K., running time unknown. (Again, any additional info would be appreciated).
  

• Theatrical trailer #1: This trailer features the title "Mad Max 2", and seems fairly early. In the scene with the Humungous his voice is dubbed, it is uncertain if they originally intended to dub this character in the US, as happened with the original Mad Max. Currently available on the U.S. "Road Warrior" DVD release, and also the US Special Edition VHS release. Also available on the Japanese "Mad Max" DVD release. It can also be found online at Movie-List in Quicktime format.
  

• Theatrical trailer #2: A later trailer, now using the US title of "The Road Warrior". Apparently not currently available in any official release, but I have it online at this site if you'd like to download it. This was once available on the Japanese laserdisc box set, now long out of print.
  

• Theatrical trailer #3: A review style trailer, featuring quotes from various magazines and newspapers. Apparently not currently available in any official release.
  
  
  All this material is needed if anybody can help, plus anything else that can be found of worth to be included.
  
  Cheers and thanks for your time.