Amateur isn’t an insult. The vast, vast majority of people who cook are amateurs. These things may not exist in pro kitchens, but for every pro kitchen there are thousands of home kitchens.

Amateur isn’t an insult. The vast, vast majority of people who cook are amateurs. These things may not exist in pro…

I’ve been in celebrity-love with Christina Applegate since we were both teenagers. I did not know she was in the chipmunks movie. That tweet is almost enough to make me want to go buy a ticket. Almost.

Exactly what I was thinking. At least they didn’t say to boil it.

So there was no mono print, then? You’re seriously going to debate that point? I know there was a fucking 70mm version. That’s not even a question. But the MONO PRINT had CHANGES to the AUDIO including NEW DIALOGUE.

Immediately after? You’re right. But 3-5 years down the road? If that dude wants another TV show, he’ll get it. And on one of the major networks, too.

It could be argued that because he wasn’t trained as a lawyer, he did a bang-up job writing the foundation of the legal system. In my experience, lawyers always overthink things.

Tell the nearest employee, tell him/her to get the manager, offer to pay for the broken bottles (they’ll most likely say don’t worry about it) and then walk away. You’re not getting down on your hands and knees to clean that shit up. That’s what they pay their employees for.

The Resident Evil movies are awesome and I will fight anyone who says otherwise.

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Right there with you. My oldest is on her own for showers now, but my son isn’t quite there yet. He just recently graduated to “I’ll do it myself, but you have to stay over there on your bed” (he showers in the master bath for now). So I get to chill over there playing games on my phone while he does his thing. It’s…

I wonder if that’s generational. My dad does that, he’s in his upper 60’s now. My mom does it too, sometimes. Nobody under 40 that I know has ever done that to me.

June 1977. Mono print, and with a raft of fucking audio changes thrown in, including new dialogue. Widely circulated to theaters that didn’t support Dolby at the time. Bite me.

*yawn*

I was hoping for “Eww, baby”. Like a babysitting service by people who think babies are gross.

Van Halen didn’t have a number one album until 5150 ;)

But what’s “original” anyway? Like I said, there’s been several theatrical re-releases and a couple of home releases, all of which are different to varying degrees. That’s before you get to 1997’s Special Editions. What do people want? What do they mean by “originals”? And even if they can somehow decide on which…

Who said film isn’t adequate for HD transfer? I didn’t. I’m talking about alterations to the transfer. If you take a 35mm or 70mm (or any analog) film and bring it into the computer, you’re bringing in everything - flaws included. Watch the special features attached to A New Hope if you haven’t already - there’s one…

Was that the VHS from 1985 or the one from 1993? Because they were different.

I’m not overthinking it. I just think it makes us Star Wars fans on the whole look like idiots when we scream about having original versions when the number of people who have actually seen the original version is really very small. And on top of that, “we want originals” is always followed by “but I don’t mind the…

If it’s in high-def, and especially if parts were taken from previously restored or enhanced versions, then it is not - by the very definition of the word - unaltered.