(sorry if this is about the fire)

Getting fired soon anyway and I cannot maintain

clarification no one asked for: actually it's from a 35mm "answer" print, which is prior to theatrical print in the process

im not sure why i QT'd my response lol bsky.app/profile/matt...

this is somewhat of a "rescue" restoration, as it is a 4k transfer of a 35mm print, not from negative

including this one, I should say! it only got a 1080p BD release despite being a "4k" restoration. I chose to download/upload this encode because frankly I didn't think the image quality on the 1080 looked very good and wanted to upload something fast. Sample screenshots from the disc here

I haven't! 124 episodes is daunting but your rec on this subject carries a lot of weight, downloading now

and more importantly - looking for a good quality rip of it led me to a nice collection of sci-fi radio dramas on archive archive.org/details/bbc-...

anyway i listened to the 2002 bbc radio drama of neuromancer the other day and it's not the best radio drama i've ever heard or the best version of neuromancer, but it was still enjoyable www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzWH...

kind of the beginning and end of my analysis for this shit now is when mr INVENTOR OF CYBERPUNK saw the first promo images from cyberpunk 2077 and said basically "huh. yeah not really for me"

why would you even want to apply such a thoroughly demeaned and demeaning label to a film you like

do people sue over zines???

before reading any words i assumed this was a "john cena speaks flawless mandarin" video, and in a way,

I'm starting to wonder if I remembered wrong as well and just opened those, then downloaded a full rip of another and realized how wrong the individual videos were

oh man, this is Not Good, that is Not Correct

when the uploads were buzzing around on twitter a couple years ago i thought oh ok ill make some encoded versio- and immediately gave up on that idea after opening one and Remembering

they're amazing, not only for the content of course, but as one of the few examples of medium-specific Works from the DVD era. trying to experience them in any other way than actually navigating and engaging with the menus isn't the experience at all