Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures (1981-2008) + Individual Releases

[Strevlac]

You people sure do love to knock down your straw-men. There has been one off-the-cuff comment about changes to films that was clearly referencing Spielberg's recent comments in the Jaws AICN interview. There have been about 10 posts complaining about that comment.

Relax.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Strevlac

You people sure do love to knock down your straw-men. There has been one off-the-cuff comment about changes to films that was clearly referencing Spielberg's recent comments in the Jaws AICN interview. There have been about 10 posts complaining about that comment.

Relax.

Thank you

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

There were no extras on any of the laserdiscs.

The Great Adventurers and Their Quests and another one had seperate releases but released as this. All I have are the [irl=http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/18747/LV83049/Great-Movie-Stunts/Making-of-Raiders-of-the-Lost-Ark-%281981%29]two[/url] Raiders of the Lost Ark DVD-Rs, one Temple of Doom DVD-R and one The Last Crusade DVD-R for "custom" extras discs. The exclusive fifth disc for the 2003 Trilogy release is only a snippet of the Making of LD for Raiders of the Lost Ark. I think The Temple of Doom might've been from a VHS. I'll watch them again and perhaps even post screenshots.
Trust me.

At least Spielberg is more of a Ridley Scott compared to George Lucas when it comes to different versions being available.

[HeavyHitter]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

From avs...



So much for Spielberg not wanting to tinker, eh?

Yep. It's seems like it's addictive for many of these guys.

Hopefully, it's a very slight change.

[Indiana Jones]

Great news about the transfers being signed off on

Are we sure though that there have not been any CGI replacement shots? because the HDTV recording I made back in January of Raiders has a replacement shot (truck going over the cliff) and I doubt very much it was done just for TV airings.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Ray_Rogers

The Great Adventurers and Their Quests and another one had seperate releases but released as this. All I have are the [irl=http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/18747/LV83049/Great-Movie-Stunts/Making-of-Raiders-of-the-Lost-Ark-%281981%29]two[/url] Raiders of the Lost Ark DVD-Rs, one Temple of Doom DVD-R and one The Last Crusade DVD-R for "custom" extras discs. The exclusive fifth disc for the 2003 Trilogy release is only a snippet of the Making of LD for Raiders of the Lost Ark. I think The Temple of Doom might've been from a VHS. I'll watch them again and perhaps even post screenshots.
Trust me.

At least Spielberg is more of a Ridley Scott compared to George Lucas when it comes to different versions being available.

Those were separate discs. They were never included with the movies themselves (except for Japan).
The making of Temple of Doom was never released on any format.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

Great news about the transfers being signed off on

Are we sure though that there have not been any CGI replacement shots? because the HDTV recording I made back in January of Raiders has a replacement shot (truck going over the cliff) and I doubt very much it was done just for TV airings.

I believe Spielberg made that change for the DVD box set that was released several years ago.

[frogmort]

This is awesome news! Can't wait.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Those were separate discs. They were never included with the movies themselves (except for Japan).
The making of Temple of Doom was never released on any format.

Well I have them as Laserdisc or something else to DVD preservations I grabbed online and burned them to DVD since they were isos. Ever watched them? If not you should search for them. From an Indiana Jones fan such as myself they're must haves and well worth it.

Will this set use the same layouts of the more current Trilogy/Set as Kingdom of the Crystal Skull or something else? That's my big question. I know Spielberg will have this set right. IDGAF about the slight change in brightness.

EDIT: Only problem to me is Fate of Atlantis, Spear of Destiny or Iron Phoenix were never made into films.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Ray_Rogers

Well I have them as Laserdisc or something else to DVD preservations I grabbed online and burned them to DVD since they were isos. Ever watched them? If not you should search for them. From an Indiana Jones fan such as myself they're must haves and well worth it.

Will this set use the same layouts of the more current Trilogy/Set as Kingdom of the Crystal Skull or something else? That's my big question. I know Spielberg will have this set right. IDGAF about the slight change in brightness.

EDIT: Only problem to me is Fate of Atlantis, Spear of Destiny or Iron Phoenix were never made into films.

LOL...whatever you downloaded, I probably made.

[MCT]

too bad they're including Indy 4 in this set.

I suppose I'll just wait until the inevitable individual releases so as to avoid having that monstrosity in my collection.

[MaxPower111]

Best news ever. But I want it now!!

Indy 4 looks great on Blu-ray, and I'm sure these will be amazing.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

LOL...whatever you downloaded, I probably made.

PM sent!

[aiman04]

Originally Posted by Cliff

I am old enough. It sounded amazing and was definitely from the newest 5.1 remix done for the 2002 DVDs. It had better sound amazing, Ben Burtt (sound designer), Richard Anderson (supervising sound effects editor), Gregg Landaker, and Steve Maslow (both re-recording mixers) were in attendance last night (as were editor Michael Kahn, art director Lesley Dilley, optical photography supervisor Bruce Nicholson, and producer Frank Marshall).

A lot of big names there. Did any of them talk about the blu-ray?

[Strevlac]

Originally Posted by Cliff

Who said that?!? It baffles me that a few hours after it gets mentioned that the transfers were good to go for Blu-ray, we already have specs and an established wait for single Blu-rays that haven't even been announced yet.


This is why people were quick to jump on the OP because people jump all over any news and extrapolate all kinds of additional "facts" that have no connection to any reality. Give it another 6 months to a year and I won't be surprised when people are already complaining about "additional CG snakes, the color palette being "teal-ified," and all of the sound effects being re-recorded for a new mix (none of which is actually happening)... and all before the discs are even announced or released.

Tense Cliff? Relax man, it's the internet. People are gonna complain. That doesn't mean no complaints are legitimate.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by kdo

Perfectly stated ! This is one set I will NOT be purchasing until it is either less than $20, or the titles are available separately, since all I want is "Raiders," and could care less about the other 3 films.

You'll purchase it same for when you bought Legend. My guess is you don't care for adventure serials.

I hope the Deleted Scenes will be in HD from the 1930's Adventures. Anyone else consider GUNGA DIN an unofficial precursor to Temple of Doom? Great, now I'll be wanting GUNGA DIN on Blu-ray now!
Did Spielberg & Co. have the trilogy scanned at 4K? Actually I don't even think I need to ask since Spielberg supervises his films onto Blu-ray so I bet it'd be top-notch all around.

[Cowboy]

Originally Posted by octagon

Didn't much care for the sequels but Raiders is about as fun as movies get.

I am right there with you on that one. Sadly though I will have to buy the other two to get Raiders as I doubt they will be seperate releases. I just hope they don't throw in that Crystal Skull junk and charge extra as that is not a real Indy film.

[Riddler95]

You think that maybe this new set will feature extra room for those of us who have already purchased the Blu-Ray Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? I don't think they would go and do a new edition of that one since the current Blu-Ray is only a little over 2 1/2 years old.

[Maxwell Everett]

Originally Posted by aiman04

A lot of big names there. Did any of them talk about the blu-ray?

They didn't. It was just mentioned that they were screening a "recently completed restoration." You can watch the 40 minute panel here:

http://www.livestream.com/academyawa...edium=ui-thumb

[the sordid sentinel]

Raiders of the Lost Ark is probably my favorite movie of all time, so needless to say I am pretty jacked about this news. Looking forward to owning these.