When creating a summer blockbuster film with plenty of computer generated effects and characters, the amount of information stored is often an indicator of exactly how much cgi is to be included in the film, and to a lesser extent, the quality of the cgi in both detail and consistency with its interactions with any live action components.
Thanks to an article on worstpreviews.com, it is now known that the first Transformers film took up 15 terabytes of disk space on the Industrial Light and Magic servers, not a small amount by any stretch of the imagination. To put the amount of disk space used by the first film, a single terabyte is the equivalent of 1,048,576 megabytes.
However Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen not only eclipses the 15 terabyte mark set by the original, it completely dwarfs it, requiring a total of 140 terabytes of ILM disk space.
You just made baby Jesus cry. Now Chuck Norris is coming to whoop your ass haha The new Linkin Park song for this movie is growing on mea major theme like What I've Done in the original film (which is the only occasion Linkin Park have produced a song I liked).
What? It's the only occasion the band have produced a song that was anything resembling decent, and really only because of the way the chorus (and the volume) kick in just after Prime's closng monologue.
For those of us who would like to see our beloved characters as they originally were before being turned into...something else, sites are listing a re-release of the original Season 1 for $29.99 as a pre-order due out on June 16th. It appears that Hasbro has re-obtained the rights and are calling this the 25th Anniversary edition.
For those who have no clue what I am talking about when I talk about Transformers having socio-political subjects and respectable characterizations this is your chance to see why I am unhappy with what was done in the first movie.
I am glad to see that Hasbro at least is showing the old-school fans some respect.
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We used to be able to, but Rhino, the distributor, lost the rights to another company who then went under, so they were in limbo in the US until Hasbro picked up all the Sunbow rights (we're getting G.I Joe too) last autumn and just now found a new distributor. In the US at this point finding just Season 1 in the collected set will run well over $100 new.Wow, You can get the whole G1 collection in a box set with collectors tin here in Australia for a few years now.
We used to be able to, but Rhino, the distributor, lost the rights to another company who then went under, so they were in limbo in the US until Hasbro picked up all the Sunbow rights (we're getting G.I Joe too) last autumn and just now found a new distributor. In the US at this point finding just Season 1 in the collected set will run well over $100 new.
I am not sure what the quality of the version Australia has is like, but on the US version in an attempt to remaster them they wound up making a large amount of editing mistakes. The most notable is in the very first episode when the Decepticons are boarding the Ark. You see a scene where the Autobots prepare to defend their ship and Optimus tells them to not let the Decpticons on board. Then the scene repeats but when Optimus is talking you hear Megatron yell attack. They also screwed up some colors in certain episodes. It was so bad that even in their special features showing side-by-side images of original footage with the remastered footage you could see where they added mistakes.
These new DVDs are showing the original broadcast footage, which had its own editing mistakes, but a few things that the Rhino DVDs show were actually caught at the last minute before airing. So, in an odd way the non-remastered footage will be better.
I will just state it clearly, as I think I may have mixed up my explanation.So technically, there is really not much of point of getting the recently remastered stuff unless you don't have the original Season 1 episodes.
Different regions have different distributors, so what you have may be what these new ones for the US will be.Cheers for clearing that up. I just didn't expect other countries to not have the full G1 set. I will check my G1 episodes later for the mistakes as I don't remember that one from the first episode.
It just came out yesterday in the UK only, so give 'em time. The rest of us have to wait til' Wed., though I may be getting a special preview on Monday.So, has anyone seen it? and if so.... was it any good?
I'm dying to go, but I hate goin to see films as soon as they come out, because I can't sit in a packed theatre.
What's the verdict?
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Reventón;3438597It just came out yesterday in the UK only, so give 'em time. The rest of us have to wait til' Wed., though I may be getting a special preview on Monday.![]()