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"These aren't the Droids you're looking for." |
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Brill. Though in the case of Star Wars, I would rather like to see Darth Vader recast as a moustache twiddling, top-hat wearing villain, who keeps kidnapping Princess Leia and tying her to the hyper-tracks. |
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//analysed and converted to a piano accompaniment// Is this possible to automate? Shouldn't it just _be_ silent? Or at least just make ciné projector sound effects sssschackerchackerchacker... You can sit at the piano and improvise your own accompaniment. I agree with [ZT], this sounds like a project for a studio of film-makers (in China presumably, to keep costs down) |
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/ //analysed and converted to a piano accompaniment// Is this possible to automate? / |
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It should be, with the appropriate software, but on a computer, not on the cheap hardware inside a DVD player. |
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+ fun but I'm afraid this is baked my old VCR player!! ;) |
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I think what Ian's getting at is the style of older films to faff-about for much of the beginning of the film, setting context etc - in a way that's not so necessary nowadays (certainly not via the medium of big banners providing the exposition in text anyway) now that a common set of standard conventions (and alongside those, viewer expectations) can be relied upon, we can normally skip almost directly to the explosions. |
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FINALLY! Old DVD porn is old again! [+] |
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Friends did this with their wedding video. Devastatingly funny, with jerky motion and cars zooming about frantically. |
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Two thumbs up, by the way. |
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