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Thanks for noticing, I hadn't even realized.Neglify said:
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Time Travel Consecution
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I left some thank yous on the database page to all you has taken time to review.
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Under the Terminator's Skin by DomincCobb
sprayed on the IFDB highway overpass:
The music totally worked for me and turned every scene into one of greater dread. I once thought the techno soundtrack for T1 fit the movie like a hand in mailed glove, but this aural outing actually made me feel in a more visceral way how desperate Sarah & Kyle were, the holyshit danger. Take the word "stark" and wizardly turn it into a short fanedit, and you get this.
In a very good/mysterious/surreal way, this piece reminds me of Dwight Fry's Spidey edit, in that it transports you on a most deliciously fucked-up wonderbus.
I was hoping the narrative would mess with the time travel elements. Conveniently, the Terminator franchise is bulging with this particular fanediting raw material. The story here is a condensed version of the theatrical telling, nicely done, but it misses an opportunity to put a twisty wrinkle on a well-known plot.
The video seemed a bit juddery to me, and I can't tell whether it's a Vimeo conversion problem or a whatnot amongst whatnots. No biggie.
Folks, this is the kind of thing you can show fanediting virgins (or the recently devirginized) to give them a taste of the alternate life of a movie. I look forward to more edits by DominicCobb. Make them and send them back through time.
sprayed on the IFDB highway overpass:
The music totally worked for me and turned every scene into one of greater dread. I once thought the techno soundtrack for T1 fit the movie like a hand in mailed glove, but this aural outing actually made me feel in a more visceral way how desperate Sarah & Kyle were, the holyshit danger. Take the word "stark" and wizardly turn it into a short fanedit, and you get this.
In a very good/mysterious/surreal way, this piece reminds me of Dwight Fry's Spidey edit, in that it transports you on a most deliciously fucked-up wonderbus.
I was hoping the narrative would mess with the time travel elements. Conveniently, the Terminator franchise is bulging with this particular fanediting raw material. The story here is a condensed version of the theatrical telling, nicely done, but it misses an opportunity to put a twisty wrinkle on a well-known plot.
The video seemed a bit juddery to me, and I can't tell whether it's a Vimeo conversion problem or a whatnot amongst whatnots. No biggie.
Folks, this is the kind of thing you can show fanediting virgins (or the recently devirginized) to give them a taste of the alternate life of a movie. I look forward to more edits by DominicCobb. Make them and send them back through time.
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Finally, reviewed it all. This was a total blast to watch through. Thanks to all the Faneditors involved and thanks to Neglify and MG for making it possible 
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My top 3...
1. Run Marty Run
2. The New Adventures of Captain America
3. pinkface
.My top 3...
1. Run Marty Run
2. The New Adventures of Captain America
3. pinkface
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[MENTION=10624]ssj[/MENTION] please don't ever change.ssj said:
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ssj said:
Thanks for the review ssj and to everyone else who've broadcast their thoughts over the IFDb airwaves.
Sure thing, will do.
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Thanks to boon23 for the nice review of my 'Times Adder' short (And to the other reviewers too).
I was worried about many of the cut I had to make being too awkward, so that's great to hear.
I think everyone has thought that, except me :-D.
As my goal was to remove all the "jokes", there were a couple of points in the edit that left me with very little material to work with. That was one of them. For a start I had to cut around Stephen Fry's rather unorthodox Roman-uniform...
Here is the original much longer cut of that scene if you're interested...
...and here is the one scene/subplot I had to cut entirely because it was so silly there was barely a useable frame...
boon23 said:
I was worried about many of the cut I had to make being too awkward, so that's great to hear.
boon23 said:
I think everyone has thought that, except me :-D.
boon23 said:
As my goal was to remove all the "jokes", there were a couple of points in the edit that left me with very little material to work with. That was one of them. For a start I had to cut around Stephen Fry's rather unorthodox Roman-uniform...
Here is the original much longer cut of that scene if you're interested...
...and here is the one scene/subplot I had to cut entirely because it was so silly there was barely a useable frame...
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Tried to leave a review for "Just in time", but I can't find an IFDB page for it. Anyone else have this issue?
Also, under the main Time Travel Consecution IFDB page, there is no link for "Just in time".
???
Also, under the main Time Travel Consecution IFDB page, there is no link for "Just in time".
???
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wayne.workman2012 said:
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And to answer the questions of why it was disapproved. Because of video quality issues, and when we asked the editor to get us a better quality version, he disappeared for a couple months and then came back near the end.
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Neglify said:
Oh OK; I missed that part. I thought the quality was fine though. I suppose I was absorbed in the video, it's been an awful long time since I've seen the original.
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pinkface by Neglify
Rebue writ so large in the soil on the backside of the IFDB moon you could see it from earth but you can't because it's on the backside of the moon:
This reminds me of the time I went out for nachos and woke up naked in Uzbekistan and all I wanted to do was go home and saw something in the hotel lobby mirror and tried to put my hand through the looking glass and ended up smacking myself in the back of the head and afterwards lost my ability to do math and never made it home 'cause look i'm still there.
10/10 enjoyjoyz
Rebue writ so large in the soil on the backside of the IFDB moon you could see it from earth but you can't because it's on the backside of the moon:
This reminds me of the time I went out for nachos and woke up naked in Uzbekistan and all I wanted to do was go home and saw something in the hotel lobby mirror and tried to put my hand through the looking glass and ended up smacking myself in the back of the head and afterwards lost my ability to do math and never made it home 'cause look i'm still there.
10/10 enjoyjoyz