Extended "DLP" version
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Extended "DLP" version
I remember Lucas did this for the DLP version of The Phantom Menace with a shot that was exclusive to the DLP edition. Word is that, again Lucas is inserting some footage for RoTS, this is some truth to this rumour, right?
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I agree. This is pretty lame, but at least the scene in question should be in the DVD this fall.
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well Lucas can piss off...
If he had any common sense, he'd would have made DLP not so costly and aggressively pushed theatres to integrate them, as Spielberg did with DTS theatrical sound.
If he had any common sense, he'd would have made DLP not so costly and aggressively pushed theatres to integrate them, as Spielberg did with DTS theatrical sound.
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If it's anything like Attack of the Clones, it'll be really ancillary. For AOTC it was just a different shot of Anakin's hand during the last scene, nothing to get upset about and nothing to go our of the way to catch DLP for.
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Originally Posted by TK-421
Well, the only scene added so far is rumored to be
Not quite a spoiler, but just wanted to be safe.
Spoiler:
Not quite a spoiler, but just wanted to be safe.
Originally Posted by Giles
If he had any common sense, he'd would have made DLP not so costly and aggressively pushed theatres to integrate them, as Spielberg did with DTS theatrical sound.
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Originally Posted by Giles
well Lucas can piss off...
If he had any common sense, he'd would have made DLP not so costly and aggressively pushed theatres to integrate them, as Spielberg did with DTS theatrical sound.
If he had any common sense, he'd would have made DLP not so costly and aggressively pushed theatres to integrate them, as Spielberg did with DTS theatrical sound.
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The Yoda scene in question really didn't need to be in the film. However, I was disappointed to learn that the Qui-Gon/Yoda scene was not in the film either. That was a great scene that was important to show.
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Originally Posted by Terrell
The Yoda scene in question really didn't need to be in the film. However, I was disappointed to learn that the Qui-Gon/Yoda scene was not in the film either. That was a great scene that was important to show.
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Originally Posted by TK-421
Bummer... however, since it is digital Lucas could be still working on it and just beam over a new copy in two weeks? Just some idle speculation.
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Originally Posted by digitalfreaknyc
That scene isn't in the DLP version.
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It will either be on the DVD or they will re-release a DLP version in a few weeks w/ more footage to get even more money from fans to get them back to see it again.
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I'd travel/pay to see the DLP version if he added a few extra scenes. This film was too short.