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Old 02-02-05 | 01:17 PM
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i'm in as well. if the 3h version is the alan smithee version, i would be interested as well (if only out of curiosity as i have not seen it yet).

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Either way, I'll be all over this disc. I'll finally be able to add the original film to my mini-series versions.
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There's a comment on DVDAnswers saying that the TV cut is only in 4:3. Is that true?
Old 02-02-05 | 02:26 PM
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There's a comment on DVDAnswers saying that the TV cut is only in 4:3. Is that true?
Thus sparking the sure-to-be curious debate over the original aspect ratio of a cut of a theatrical movie specifically created for television... There's no way everybody will be satisfied, no matter what they choose.
Old 02-02-05 | 03:09 PM
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I assume the extended cut would be in 4:3, since it was intended for TV when it was created.... this assumes the extended cut is actually the made-for-TV Alan Smithee cut.
Old 02-02-05 | 03:47 PM
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One of the problems with the aspect ratio of the TV cut, is that some scenes were made by flipping footage or, using one side of the scope image for one scene, then another for a different scene. Restored to their native 2.35, these scenes might not make as much sense. So, a whole new cut would be required for a fullscreen release. And even if Lynch won't do it, surely they could do a reconstruction like Alien3?
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Most likely this disc will be made without the participation of David Lynch.

How does everybody feel about that?
Old 02-02-05 | 07:02 PM
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There's another thread devoted to the R1 SE:

http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=408018

In it, I addressed the aspect ratio question that has also been asked here.
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Not to hijack the thread, but has anyone heard anything about an SE of CHILDREN OF DUNE?
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Originally Posted by IgnatiusReilyII
Not to hijack the thread, but has anyone heard anything about an SE of CHILDREN OF DUNE?
Wondering same thing myself... was hoping they'd give the "better" handling that they eventually gave the original, which I waited for... I haven't bought children of dune yet, for this very reason.

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