5.27.2005
5.25.2005
IMAX DMR and reel units
Signature #82 on the Release "Revenge of the Sith" in IMAX DMR opening day comments:
"This is stupid. Imax movies can only be 2 hrs so you are going to get an intermission that last about an hour. And there are no where near enough theathers to even support such stupity. Congrats on the 81 signatures. the other 6 billion of us realize reality"
What this idiot doesn't know is that technical limitations in 2002 involving the ability of "reel units" to hold movies longer than 120 minutes were overcome in 2003 with The Matrix Reloaded. Intermissions are not necessary. All of "Revenge of the Sith" can be shown in one go.
Thanks for the signature! Now how about an apology for spreading ignorance?
"This is stupid. Imax movies can only be 2 hrs so you are going to get an intermission that last about an hour. And there are no where near enough theathers to even support such stupity. Congrats on the 81 signatures. the other 6 billion of us realize reality"
What this idiot doesn't know is that technical limitations in 2002 involving the ability of "reel units" to hold movies longer than 120 minutes were overcome in 2003 with The Matrix Reloaded. Intermissions are not necessary. All of "Revenge of the Sith" can be shown in one go.
Thanks for the signature! Now how about an apology for spreading ignorance?
5.22.2005
5.17.2005
RFR Behind the Scenes season 1
In the tvtome RFR forum, Amethyst Beloved writes about Behind The Scenes Of RFR: "I just want to say that I had a lot of fun watching this. I loved the way we got to see the turning thing with the camera around the RFR DJs. Watching the part with Ali running into Nathan C was so cute. It was interesting to here the casts' opinions on their characters."
5.13.2005
IMAX updates FAQ re: Episode III
recently added to the FAQ at imax.com: "Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith has not been digitally remastered using our proprietary IMAX DMR software for use in IMAX theatres."
5.12.2005
5.11.2005
They can do it in 11 days
Richard Gelfond, co-CEO/chair of IMAX on why Episode III isn't going IMAX DMR:
"but a variety of factors, including their postproduction schedule, as well as the potential economics just didn’t work out."He later reveals that the DMR-izing process is now down to 11 days.
5.07.2005
SIPs in "Story"
Story: Substance, Structure, Style and The Principles of Screenwriting
by Robert McKee
Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
irreconcilable goods, inconsistent realities, story triangle, act climaxes, scene objective, climactic action, sixty scenes, good story well told, story talent, deep character, story design, your protagonist, more willpower
by Robert McKee
Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
irreconcilable goods, inconsistent realities, story triangle, act climaxes, scene objective, climactic action, sixty scenes, good story well told, story talent, deep character, story design, your protagonist, more willpower
SIPs in "The Blind Watchmaker"
The Blind Watchmaker: Why the Evidence of Evolution Reveals a Universe Without Design
by Richard Dawkins
Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
one true tree, togetherness factor, true cladists, computer biomorphs, choice discrepancy, cumulative selection, genetic hyperspace, utilitarian optimum, average tail length, utilitarian selection, transformed cladists, male tail length, distance measurers, genetic space, nonrandom survival, preferred tail, single mutational step, our subjective judgement, genetic formula, cent vision, soup theory, chirp radar, cladistic taxonomy, nine genes, adaptive complexity
by Richard Dawkins
Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
one true tree, togetherness factor, true cladists, computer biomorphs, choice discrepancy, cumulative selection, genetic hyperspace, utilitarian optimum, average tail length, utilitarian selection, transformed cladists, male tail length, distance measurers, genetic space, nonrandom survival, preferred tail, single mutational step, our subjective judgement, genetic formula, cent vision, soup theory, chirp radar, cladistic taxonomy, nine genes, adaptive complexity