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Post by ghostprints on Nov 16, 2018 18:34:25 GMT -6
Women. God's gift. You're welcome.
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Post by Tweek on Nov 17, 2018 15:04:26 GMT -6
That's fine. I still have the latest Ghost Edition to sit through. I said I would watch it and I keep my word. |
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Post by ghostprints on Nov 17, 2018 15:52:27 GMT -6
You don't have to, you know.
I was only attempting to be kind.
Same goes for Dan & Monro.
Just ignore it completely if you want.
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Post by Tweek on Nov 17, 2018 16:32:03 GMT -6
Done. It's an improvement. This is your best version so far. Though my overall opinion of the film hasn't changed.
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Post by Tweek on Nov 17, 2018 17:32:53 GMT -6
There's a weird distortion with the audio when the music is loud. Have you noticed that?
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Post by ghostprints on Nov 17, 2018 17:38:10 GMT -6
Where exactly? Do you mean the whole file?
No.. I haven't noticed.
But, it can happen after there's been a lot of trimming and merging done.
I listen to the whole thing full blast through my earphones and it all sounds really good to me.
It even sounds good through my phone speakers at full volume without earphones.
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Post by Tweek on Nov 17, 2018 17:43:53 GMT -6
The dialog is fine. Just when the music is loud. One place I remember it is right before the second tour group shows up. Before Erica turns off the boombox. There were other places but that's the one I remember. Maybe it's just on my end. What I'm playing it back on.
When Kim sees the owl for the first time. I heard it then too. With the loud music.
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Post by ghostprints on Nov 17, 2018 17:51:19 GMT -6
hmm.. well.. I definitely hear it by maxing out my volume Beyond Max. But at regular max volume it still sounds good and doesn't distort.
(when Kim is kicking back before seeing the owl. "Feel Good Hit of the Summer")
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Post by Tweek on Nov 17, 2018 18:00:42 GMT -6
I'm playing it from a thumb drive plugged into my blu-ray player connected to my A/V receiver. When I play it on my pc I don't hear it.
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Post by ghostprints on Dec 30, 2018 21:48:52 GMT -6
"It's backwards. Erica dancing backwards. Everything backwards.
- the children will again walk free."
"That's it! The tapes! We need to run them backwards!"Reversing the evil, or to undo the evil, means to rewind the evil ... which means to allow the evil to repeat itself. Which it did, as Jeff, Stephen and Kim suddenly became the murdering Blair children, while Tristen became the accused witch. Unlocking the night ritual footage triggered their responses, allowing the children to again walk free. "You know who it is ..
and you know what you have to do.".. I am certain that Erica's chant backfired. "Evil intent in the ground - may your release soon be found."Yes, the foundation was already haunted before they arrived, as evidenced by the old tree in the foundation, but it was Erica who accidentally unlocked the curse. Every killing they did, except for Tristen, they retained no memory of doing, while many things they experienced, never actually happened. It's really a tale of evil in its purest form: the ability to manipulate and control the mind.  Crew member in the background in front of Jeff's nose.
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Post by Tweek on Jan 1, 2019 12:42:11 GMT -6
There are people behind the fake wall too. Saw pictures of them in the BTS stuff.
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Post by ghostprints on Jan 1, 2019 18:19:56 GMT -6
It's not fake. It's not styrofoam.
It's real!
Jeff said the house was built in 1826. No.
It was built in the 1890's.
Probably by Rustin's parents.
I could never remove that bit of dialogue correctly, and so it remains.
btw, it always strikes me as odd that both Stephen and Tristen (the scholastic mythology researchers) weren't the slightest interested in why an old tree was in the middle of the foundation.
"Nice try, dude."
"I need a beer". "Me too".
"Maybe you should drop the tree bit from your next tour. Nobody's scared."
Only Kim and Jeff were smart enough to actually take real notice.
It's like the others lost brain cells the moment they arrived.
Sound-wise, it just doesn't cut properly. There's a slight audio hiccup.
And I studied that moment carefully.
Each way I tried, there's always a hiccup.
Removing the big tree entirely could work for the ongoing narrative as a whole,
as long as Erica and Jeff's "big tree" dialogue is properly removed later on.
But I didn't care to do that.
I feel the big tree is still important, because it shows the Parr site is strange and possibly haunted.
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