All the dvd and bluray versions of this movie look terrible. Is anyone currently working on or knows where a restored HD/4K version could be found?

I love movie restorations, but a lot of them are just plain terrible. Glad to see a community dedicated to preserving the originals as they were intended.

I love being a part of this website.
I've known about this site for years, and I must say I appreciate your efforts in your work.

Hello everyone,
I'm a passionate film enthusiast, yet I wasn't of aware of the size of the fan restoration community.
Given the technology available today and the remarkable talent of some people, I’m not sure why this surprised me.
In any case, I'm truly in awe of the immense dedication and effort that must have gone into these projects, and I’m very much looking forward to experiencing and appreciating the results.

Hello, new to this forum. Awesome to see people are doing this work!

Hi everyone! Just introducing myself. Thank you for having me on the forum!

Hi everyone! I am a filmmaker and film enthusiast. I am very much interested in watching the best versions of classic films. For years I have been a big fan of Harmy's Despecialized Edition of Star Wars. For the first time in years I want to rewatch all LotR Films and I stumbled upon the absoulte mess that are the official releases. If anyone wants to share their preferred method of watching these films and feels they have figuried it out, please go ahead. Cheers!

P.S. If you know any other classic movies that have a great fan remake or are in need of one, I am curious to learn more!

Greetings from Canada, I'm here because I love how fan made films and love seeing deleted scenes and alternate endings.

Please contact me if you have anything for The Godfather 1 and 2. I love that movie a lot and even though I have the 4K box set book. I would love to see what you've done with the film and all the scenes you put together.

Good Evening, everybody, 
so delighted to be here, i am a real estate agent here in New Delhi, INDIA, i am a movie since my childhood, collecting dvds, cd, then digital age took over, well its so nice to be here, gonna give back to the community, 

thankyou 
indianparasite
indianparasite@gmail.com

Greetings, all.

I followed Klexos' thread here on his Wizarding World open matte extended cuts as a lurker for the past couple years. That thread was closed due to a large volume of people joining and pestering Klexos for links because they did not read the thread (which drove him off this forum). Since he has not returned in nearly a year, I am posting to inform this forum that over the last nine months, Klexos has released his revisions of the Fantastic Beasts trilogy, the first four Harry Potter films, the Hobbit trilogy, and The Return of the King. 

He has made a post for each of these eleven epic edits on his Reddit profile (icebox616).

Please read carefully and do not ask him for links; navigate to his profile page instead.

As Klexos has explained on Reddit, he is currently unable to finish his revisions of the remaining six films due to his old computer failing and lack of funds. While he is currently saving for a new computer, he does not know when or if he will be able to resume fanediting work. If he does, he has expressed interest in using generative filling instead of simple ambilighting to fill in the corners, as was recently done—apparently for the first time—by random.next (via introspected's AutoOverlay and sczhou's ProPainter) for his Terminator 2 fanedit (which was subsequently used as the base for JayXtended_Edition's extended cut). This is an exciting new development in fanediting technique and I hope Klexos will be able to apply it to his projects one day, although I think the current ambilight solution works remarkably well and is vastly superior to leaving black spaces in the corners.

Also, Klexos has not retained copies of his original versions but has directed people interested in them to find them through others who still have them. Redditor JayXtended_Edition (formerly superzwei) helpfully shares his encodes of Klexos' Wizarding World fanedits with anyone who asks. I am currently searching for the uncompressed files of Klexos' original versions of the final four Wizarding World films as well as for his original versions of The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers (whether compressed or uncompressed) and will report back here for you all if I locate them.

Please join me in congratulating Klexos on this momumental, yearslong effort and enjoying these truly definitive presentations of the Wizarding World and Middle-Earth sagas.