Re: This Old Pinball Opinion Poll
- From: "Randy P." <pinball@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 23:09:15 -0800
I'm with E-Hacker. I really like the idea of having both options on one
DVD -- one cut with less (or no) Candy, and another with even more than TOP
7. Same video -- just a matter of whether or not certain scenes are
included.
My issue is I don't want my kids to see this, yet they're up doing homework
sometimes later than me. It's almost impossible to watch a video without at
least one of my four kids around.
So if the DVD tools are there -- let's get a PG version (no S or F bombs, no
Candy) *and* an even-more-naked Candy version on the same disc, selected at
the menu. That would be my nirvana ;-)
Randy
"E-Hacker" <ehacker1066@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133330304.038924.150750@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Question 1) All but no...
>
> There are a couple different DVD Authoring techniques that could
> present multiple options for this sort of stuff.
>
> For starters - You could have two different cuts of the 'movie' - a PG
> and NOT PG version.
> Which you could menu like those dvd's that contain both the widescreen
> and fullscreen versions, giving the viewer the option. I would watch
> the NOT PG version, but if I needed to consult the video, which I have
> done, and my kids are home it would be safer to have an option.
>
> Alternatively, you could add them as "Deleted Scenes",
>
> or if you have some advanced software there is a (multiple
> stream/path)?? thing -
> They did this on one of the X-Men DVD's, where you could watch the DVD
> with the extra,deleted scenes cut into the original film or not cut in.
> When the movie gets to
> the point where an extra scene is - there's a slight pause then the
> deleted scene -
> same thing occurs at deleted scene end back to film.
>
> Question 2) ok , but depends upon #1 choice - if you want a more R
> movie then you will want more sexiness, and probably vice versa for
> those with kids.
>
> Question 3) I'm lukewarm on Norm - I've watched all the TOPS videos,
> and his humor can be funny and help liven it up, but there are scenes
> where the antics are seemingly distracting to you or pissing you
> off..If its part of the "act" then I'm not getting it. Ultimately,
> he is your partner in this endevour and it's best decided by you if he
> helps or hinders the project.
>
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