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I'm working on a somewhat light edit of Star Trek: Generations.
This isn't going to be an edit to save it for people that hate it. If you absolutely despise it to its core, this isn't for you.
But it may be for you if you are "meh" on it.
Most of the changes will just involve trimming down excessive Data humor, while keeping it when it works. As well as tightening the pace and removing sequences that don't contribute anything and slow the movie down. Nothing radical, this isn't Kirkless Generations... it's Generations but more focused, more intense, and with a faster pace inspired by First Contact.
Also removing the horrible and obvious cyan hue that was artificially added for the blu ray release to bring it closer to the original tone. Thankfully they seem to have added the tone universally so removing wasn't hard and didn't require an extensive shot by shot correction.
Release will be, as usual for me, a 1080p full bluray and a 720p mp4. Both using a 2.0 dolby surround/pro logic compatible sound mix sourced from the lossless 6 channel track on the Blu-ray and properly matrixed into a dolby surround that will sound great both in stereo and surround.
This isn't going to be an edit to save it for people that hate it. If you absolutely despise it to its core, this isn't for you.
But it may be for you if you are "meh" on it.
Most of the changes will just involve trimming down excessive Data humor, while keeping it when it works. As well as tightening the pace and removing sequences that don't contribute anything and slow the movie down. Nothing radical, this isn't Kirkless Generations... it's Generations but more focused, more intense, and with a faster pace inspired by First Contact.
Also removing the horrible and obvious cyan hue that was artificially added for the blu ray release to bring it closer to the original tone. Thankfully they seem to have added the tone universally so removing wasn't hard and didn't require an extensive shot by shot correction.
Release will be, as usual for me, a 1080p full bluray and a 720p mp4. Both using a 2.0 dolby surround/pro logic compatible sound mix sourced from the lossless 6 channel track on the Blu-ray and properly matrixed into a dolby surround that will sound great both in stereo and surround.
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