SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)

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Re: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)

Postby Jox on 18 Nov 2023, 11:54

alex.sp89 wrote:Maybe Jox had the opportunity to do an interview with him?!

I tried and tried over the years but never got an answer, last time I did, I was told he was ill...
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Re: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)

Postby Jox on 04 Apr 2024, 12:18

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Re: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)

Postby Jox on 23 Jul 2024, 22:32

Apparently, Plaion (ex-Koch Media) in Germany will release the unrated cut (as in a few seconds longer than the R-rated) in September...
https://bluray-disc.de/blu-ray-filme/18 ... content#ca
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Re: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)

Postby Jox on 29 Aug 2024, 14:55

Plaion just confirmed their mediabook release of the unrated cut, which will be on pre-order exclusively from their site starting September 5
https://www.facebook.com/PLAION.PICTURE ... 3341009178
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Re: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)

Postby Jox on 05 Sep 2024, 15:34

Pe-orders for the unrated cut are now live from Plaion Pictures (exclusive to their shop, avail October 24)
https://shop.plaionpictures.com/showdow ... -shop-exkl.

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8 film versions:

Warner Archive Master:

Unrated
Unrated (zoomed)
R-Rated
R-Rated (zoomed)

Alternative HD version:

Unrated
Unrated (zoomed)
R-Rated
R-Rated (zoomed)

Trailer
TV spots
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20-page booklet with text by Christoph Kellerbach


8 different versions - how is that possible?
In the Warner Master, an iconic scene was zoomed in heavily because equipment was visible in the picture. Eight different versions were put on the discs using seamless branching.

Seamless branching is a process that makes it possible to place several edited versions of a film on a DVD or Blu-ray disc in a space-saving manner. Not all versions are individually on the disc in their entirety, but rather the main part common to all of these versions and the scenes that differ from each other. During playback, the playback device switches seamlessly within these "branched" data paths and merges them "seamlessly" into the selected cut version.

What they call the "zoomed" scene is the shot of Dolph jump-kicking above the yakuza car...
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