Ted Van Duyn
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Yep. Here she is.
Also, did you know Indy had a sister?
Also, did you know Indy had a sister?
To quote MST3k: "Repeat to yourself it's just a show, I should really just relax" (Which I assume was your point, it would definitely be mine!)Originally Posted by Kevin EK /t/318936/paramount-announces-indiana-jones-blu-ray-collection-fall-2012/60#post_3904984
While we're on the subject of Mythbusters and Indiana Jones, how'd they do on somebody pulling a guy's heart out of their body, having the heart still beating while out of the body, and the guy still alive after said removal?
I had a girl in high school do that to me.Kevin EK said:While we're on the subject of Mythbusters and Indiana Jones, how'd they do on somebody pulling a guy's heart out of their body, having the heart still beating while out of the body, and the guy still alive after said removal?
lmao!MattBradley said:I had a girl in high school do that to me.
Most commentaries take up less than about 700 mb and about 250 mbps (on blu-ray). Not exactly taking up much bitrate space.Paul_Warren said:Lucas will not do a commentary for these thats a given as he did not direct them. Most commentary's IMO are rubbish anyway a waste of disc space & needless reduction of AV bitrate.
Best commentaries I ever heard were:
Shatner/Nimoy on Star Trek4 (they were supposed to return for Trek5+6 commentaries but never did), Nicholas Meyer on Star Trek2+6. John Carpenter/Kurt Russell on The Thing + Big Trouble In Little China, Joe Dante + Cast on Gremlins 2 (although that one gets quite heated due to someone insulting someones mother!!), Starksy & Hutch (2004) & Old School have some great comedy moments on them & The Goonies PIP video commentary with Donner + the Goonies actors is excellent.
Yeah, it's the alternate language tracks that really hog up all the disc space. I can see how some would see them as the same thing.Douglas Monce said:Most commentaries take up less than about 700 mb and about 250 mbps (on blu-ray). Not exactly taking up much bitrate space.
Doug
Depends on if it is encoded as a standard Dolby Digital track or a Dolby True HD or DTS Master Audio.Kevin EK said:250 mbps sounds like a bit much for a commentary. Is that 250 kbps?
And is it really 700 megs for a commentary? I have seen commentary audio files at 25 megs for a full two hours - are those compressed?
Once again, no one has said that. I said that I don't see much difference in quality between the second and fourth movies. Yes, there is a massive difference in quality between the first and fourth ones but there's also a massive difference in quality between the first and second & third ones too.Dave H said:Skulls... I know some people think it's just as good and no differnet than the others (which completely baffles me).
TravisR said:Skulls - not much to say. I thought it was a complete disaster and disrespect to the Indy franchise, but I know some people think it's just as good and no differnet than the others (which completely baffles me).
Dave said it post 31, and Matt more or less agrees in post 33.TravisR said:Once again, no one has said that.