Quick question: Which is the best source for the 70mm 6-track mix?

Thanx.

Excited to be a part of this community. cant wait to see what kid of projects you all restore. xd

Hello there!

I'm just a creature from the Caribbean looking to see some good restored projects on this site. 

Hi i'm excited to see some great restoration projects from people.

Hi everyone,
 
I’m new to the world of film preservation and I’m excited to learn more about this fascinating field.
Looking forward to discovering and sharing with you all !

Greetings everyone I'm getting into film preservation and I couldn't be more excited to start working with people in here!

Howdy!

I've been a long-time lurker here for a few years.  My love for Star Wars introduced me to the fan edit/restoration community and I'm very passionate about movies in general.  As a creative myself, I feel its important that the work of the original artists and technicians is treated respectfully on home video.  Glad to see I'm in good company there!

I have a background in audiovisual restoration and transfer work, though there are many brilliant and more experienced members here who have provided me with a lot of valuable advice and insight through their posts which I am very grateful for.  I have some experience working with matrixed audio formats for film and television and hope to be of help in future projects.

Live long and prosper
-Plaid

So lately I've got Wong Kar Wai on the brain, and I randomly stumbled on an odd little rabbit–hole that has been sort of nagging at me since I've discovered this, but I noticed that on YouTube you can find a handful of Japanese WKW trailers, and the thing that struck me the most about them was that they looked very much akin to what I would expect from a print?

I'm embedding all three down below (Days Of Being Wild, Chungking Express & Fallen Angels in that order). Unfortunately from what I can tell though, they seem to not really be playable on the site here, so you'll have to jump to some other tab to check them out.



Anyways, given I know that the color situation for WKW's works have always been a mess to keep straight, I thought I'd drop these here if anyone's remotely interested in attempting some sort of oddball blanket regrade to any other existing UHDs out there.

That said, I imagine you'd have to track down the original encodes of these trailers to get anything workable out of them from something like Dr. Dre's color matcher. I don't suppose any WKW fan would know where these trailers were included, do they?

The Singapore LD has English audio and is NTSC.

https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/61364/5002/Felidae

What are the chances of someone finding this to make a hybrid remux with the UHD? The UHD doesn't have the English dub on it.

Thanks for better versions of great movies.