finalement, nouveau montage supervisé par Lynch en Zone 1 et donc pas de montage TV.
from thedigitalbits.com :
Oh man... have we got some GREAT news for you Dune fans today! We've done some digging with our sources at Universal, and we've learned the real reason behind their delay of the Dune: Extended Edition (previously announced for 5/10, but then pulled "indefinitely" with no explanation given). Those of you who are familiar with the film know that there's a longer version that's been shown on TV, credited to director Alan Smithee (a pseudonym used by directors when they want to distance themselves from a project for whatever reason). Well get this... after years of saying he would never revisit Dune, at the 11th hour director David Lynch decided that he wanted to be involved in the new DVD after all. Which means that when it's eventually released, not only is the DVD going to include the original theatrical version of the film... it will include a brand new "director's extended cut" edited by Lynch himself! No kidding.
Dune - David Lynch (1984)
Modérateurs : Karen, savoy1, DeVilDead Team
Ben finalement pas sûr, touours d'éprès Digital Bits:
Next, we've followed up with our Universal sources and have now been told that director David Lynch's participation in the Dune: Extended Edition isn't a done deal yet. It IS the reason the title was delayed, but the details about Lynch's involvement are apparently still in discussion. So we're going to suggest that our previous post is best considered Rumor Mill-worthy for the time being, until things are more official. We've amended the earlier post accordingly. Let's all cross our fingers on this one, because Lynch's Dune ranks right up there with Ridley Scott's Blade Runner at the top of the list of films that most deserve revisiting by their directors on DVD. We'll keep you posted.
Ouais, enfin, ça a beau être mon réalisateur préféré, ça m'a quand même l'air d'être un sacré casses couilles ce LynchJérôme a écrit :c'est pas prêt de sortir ce truc. Ca ssent la grosse arlésienne en devenir cette édition, à ranger à côté de Blade Runner ou des scènes coupées de Twin Peaks, du même lynch. Une histoire de gros sous comme d'habitude.
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Mercador
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Jérôme a écrit :finalement, nouveau montage supervisé par Lynch en Zone 1 et donc pas de montage TV.
from thedigitalbits.com :
Oh man... have we got some GREAT news for you Dune fans today! We've done some digging with our sources at Universal, and we've learned the real reason behind their delay of the Dune: Extended Edition (previously announced for 5/10, but then pulled "indefinitely" with no explanation given). Those of you who are familiar with the film know that there's a longer version that's been shown on TV, credited to director Alan Smithee (a pseudonym used by directors when they want to distance themselves from a project for whatever reason). Well get this... after years of saying he would never revisit Dune, at the 11th hour director David Lynch decided that he wanted to be involved in the new DVD after all. Which means that when it's eventually released, not only is the DVD going to include the original theatrical version of the film... it will include a brand new "director's extended cut" edited by Lynch himself! No kidding.
Kul Wahad !!!! Si Lynch nous livre sa version, ça promet de déménager !
Peut-être que Yueh va désormais extirper une oreille coupée des entrailles du cadavre Harkonnen!
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marvin
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Jérôme a écrit :casse couilles, aimant l'argent au passage.
Et tout ça pour alimenter sa nouvelle marotte de secte.... Il est vraiment fini ce gars. Mais bon, con comme je suis j'achèterai cette nouvelle nouvelle nouvelle version si jamais elle sort...
"Je dis aux jeunes : la fête, c'est la vie. La vie, c'est ton visage !" (Hommage à un disparu: Jean Pierre Raffarin)