Shawn Neal
Auditioning
- Joined
- Jul 13, 2003
- Messages
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First off-
My name is Shawn I live in the Phoenix metropolitan area (Arizona) and I am ECSTATIC that I found you all!!! I'm looking forward to some really great conversation.
Just wanted to comment on the upcoming (and eagerly anticipated) release of the Indiana Jones Trilogy. Raiders Of The Lost Ark in particular holds the number 1 slot of all time great movies for me. There isn't a scene, shot, sound byte that i'm not intimately familiar with.
With the release of ROTLA on VHS then watching it on TV, I've noticed ONE piece of footage that is ALWAYS cut out of the movie. The scene is a shot of the Nazis in the back of the truck as Indiana Jones is chasing it on the white horse. You see the Nazis being jostled around in the truck as its speeding down the road. The ONLY time I saw that footage was during the origianl theatrical release. From then on, it was always cut out. Yes, it's an insignificant shot, but for some stupid reason, that shot stuck in my head and I ALWAYS notice that it's not there!
My SINGLE wish is that the ENTIRE original feature length presentation will be remastered on to DVD. Would anyone happen to know if that is truly the case?
Glad to be on board!!!
My name is Shawn I live in the Phoenix metropolitan area (Arizona) and I am ECSTATIC that I found you all!!! I'm looking forward to some really great conversation.
Just wanted to comment on the upcoming (and eagerly anticipated) release of the Indiana Jones Trilogy. Raiders Of The Lost Ark in particular holds the number 1 slot of all time great movies for me. There isn't a scene, shot, sound byte that i'm not intimately familiar with.
With the release of ROTLA on VHS then watching it on TV, I've noticed ONE piece of footage that is ALWAYS cut out of the movie. The scene is a shot of the Nazis in the back of the truck as Indiana Jones is chasing it on the white horse. You see the Nazis being jostled around in the truck as its speeding down the road. The ONLY time I saw that footage was during the origianl theatrical release. From then on, it was always cut out. Yes, it's an insignificant shot, but for some stupid reason, that shot stuck in my head and I ALWAYS notice that it's not there!
My SINGLE wish is that the ENTIRE original feature length presentation will be remastered on to DVD. Would anyone happen to know if that is truly the case?
Glad to be on board!!!