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Originally Posted by TJtennispro
I hope your kidding. He said it was the hardest he has done and it looks great. I can’t stand beggars. Give them an inch they take a mile.
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No, I was not kidding nor begging. I was just having a normal conversation and making a polite suggestion so he just doesn't need to futher crop the image and it will bring it closer to the original art.
My post was (sincerely) very flattering to Robert and his work, while yours is just rude and undeserving.
I wasn't demanding anything, and I'm sure Robet doesn't need you stepping up for him. If he's fine with the suggestions, great, I'd really appreciate it. If he's not, then so be it, I'm still greatful.
Even though I'm not an active coverartist nowadays, I have made some of the very first custom coverart to surface on the internet back in the early days of dvdcoverart.com, about some 20 years ago. I was the first to create faithful studio templates and share them freely on the site for everyone interested on pursuing such a hobbie. I say this not to brag, but to say that I know for a fact that since Robert has already gone the lengh to recreate the image and the titles, the tweaks I suggested should be a no brainner if he chooses to do so.
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Originally Posted by Scottishguy
What was that audio mix they had on the Laser Disc again? One those weird tecs if I recall correctly.
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Originally Posted by Agent Kay
It was CDS in cinemas, the first descret digital sound format.
I swear blind the BD is that mix.
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Yes indeed, it was one of the few movies to feature CDS mix in cinema, and I also believe the DVD and BD mixes are based on it, while the LD was just regular Stereo Surround in PCM.
For me, it's one of the few titles were the 5.1 on DVD was better than LD mix, further indicating that it was an original mix and not a remix.