Gaira’s Guts Trilogy (88 Films) Blu-ray

[MegatronX]

Originally Posted by russweiss1

Really? A capitol O is what triggers you.

This poster does it all the time, we're not talking about an one-off post.

[cooey]

Originally Posted by russweiss1

Really? A capitol O is what triggers you.

When THEY are POSTING multiple POSTS in CAPS like this for absolutely NO reason, YES it TRIGGERS me

[russweiss1]

Originally Posted by cooey

When THEY are POSTING multiple POSTS in CAPS like this for absolutely NO reason, YES it TRIGGERS me

That doesn't really make sense as you are doing it yourself regardless of trying to make a point or not.

[jenzi]

Originally Posted by fatboyslim142

NO! The optical fogging was done in post production, therefore the masters contains the fogging and no un-fogged prints exist.

Well if the camera negative exists and could be used, there would be no fogging.
However if the actors were covered with the fogging in mind, it would be of no use.

[Cinematt]

Originally Posted by jenzi

Well if the camera negative exists and could be used, there would be no fogging.
However if the actors were covered with the fogging in mind, it would be of no use.

Certainly morally, if not contractually, it would be a minefield to reveal things that everyone making the film thought would be unseen.
Arguably if they were wearing something anyway it might be less eye catching than the blurring, but these aren't films that were 'censored' after the fact, they were made with every intention for the fogging to be present because the laws were known to everyone involved. This can, somewhat ironically, allow people to be much more 'explicit' in what they're performing than they ever would have been in an un-fogged movie, and filmmakers at the time definitely knew what they were working with and how to make use of it when making framing and directing decisions. The original versions were, and were always intended to be, obscured, so you're seeing the film as it was meant to be seen.