When they did the remaster of the Extended Edition of Fellowship of the Ring, there was a green tint added over the entire film. The entire film, from start to finish. Effectively changing the color tone of the entire film and ruining the whole point of all the color grading they did in the first place. It affects only FOTR, and only the Extended version, the Theatrical version used an older master with the correct colors.I'm ignorant of the LOTR cockup. What's that about?
In regards to both ALIEN and ALIENS, my money is on the theory that the company didn't know about LV-426 both before and during ALIEN. I think Special Order 937 was one of hundreds of integrated orders built into Ash that kicked in the moment Dallas reported an organism was attached to Kane's face.
When it comes to ALIENS, I think the company somehow got wind of Special Order 937 being initiated after landing on LV-426, but nothing more than that. Rather than conduct a heavy search and rescue for fear of losing "exclusive rights", Weyland Yutani decides to set up a terraforming colony on the planet in hopes of finding the organism. Since the company doesn't know the creature is not indigenous to the planet, all the vague grid searches turn up failures. It's not until Ripley is discovered and makes her report that the company learns that the creature was not indigenous to LV-426 but came from a derelict ship that crashed there. The beacon was most likely shut down due to the derelict being heavily damaged as seen in the Special Edition. Ripley's shuttle probably came with information regarding exactly where the Nostromo landed and how far it was to the derelict. So Burke, with the company's blessings decides to send the colony another grid reference. This time it works. :cool
Yes, but not for release, it's apparently to see which one Fox will distribute. Which means the PG-13 version so they can get teenagers to buy tickets. Which is stupid.Is he making two versions, a PG-13 and an R-rated? If so, will both be released in theaters, or is the R version just for blu ray?
This one's way off.. it's being shot in 3D. It's real 3D, not that fake bull**** 3D the studios keep pushing on us.Rodneyfaile said:3-D conversion for Prometheus?
That's news to me. A re-release I could see, but probably only a limited one. I haven't heard a thing about conversion, I hope Ridley realizes that conversions suck approximately 100% of the time and anyone who decides to make one should be dragged into the street and shot.Rodneyfaile said:Re-release of original Blade Runner in theaters for 30th anniversary (and to create interest in upcoming sequel). Possibly converted to 3-D also?
Agreed. Ripley will not pull a "Lucas" with this film.
Yeah, that was the "canned response" I was referring to. The problem is that Jackson really did make some changes, but only to a few scenes, and that's what Warner Bros thinks people are complaining about (not helped at all by the fact that most of the screenshots that demonstrate the difference are from scenes that Jackson really did alter, so they show a greater disparity between versions than the rest of the film). Warner Bros released that statement about "intentional changes" without understanding what the actual problem is.Concerning FOTR, Jackson has stated he supervised and approved the new timing.
I dont see Ripley's dad building the Nostromo.
Yeah, that was the "canned response" I was referring to. The problem is that Jackson really did make some changes, but only to a few scenes
I'll start a new thread.No, an entirely new DI was struck from the o-neg. That requires recoloring the entire film from scratch. Such is done with the director's, and/or cinematographer's supervision whenever possible. And Jackson's not one to palm off that kind of thing.