Look what I found......


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?viewItem&category=41575&item=6322177672&rd=1

Eh... I'm certainly skeptical.

Yeah.. I'm thinking scam too.

I doubt that it's real. I don't think we'll see any Episode III DVDs availible until after the first screening of the movie, when somebody will push a DVD burned from footage taken while in a theatre...

How long 'til EBay takes it down?

Considering the movie isn't finished and those are covers and posters made by TF.n users...NO.

Nice work with the DVD cover though.

no one would want that--- my friend has a bunch of Cam bootlegs, and the quality is s*** most of the time on the ones I've seen. To get something good, according to him, you need a telesync (which is acquired up in the projector room, audio is usually pretty good) or a screener, which are the best of all. (screeners are feature-only DVDs that are sent out ot critics and are used to nominate films for awards. When these hit the streets, life is very good for bootleggers. the quality of the average screener is usually on-par with DVD. )

Now that I've said too much, I'll go hide in the shadows.

people allready bought it.....


http://feedback.ebay.com/ws1/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback&userid=richieadamcooper

Yeah. Considering that the special effects and post-production aren't even done yet..

The real problem with movies that were videotaped in theaters is: films run at 24 fps, camcorders run at 30 fps. Whenever you see a movie on TV, there has been a HECK of a lot of processing done on it to make it not look jerky. But when you watch a pirated movie, you see 4 different frames, then 2 of the same frame in a row. Usually you can't notice it, but in scenes with a lot of motion (especially panning), it is painfully obvious.

As far as the Ep3 DVD goes, there is no way it's real. The movie isn't even finished, right?

Not to mention the distributer is listed as "Paramount."

I wonder what those who ordered it actually got in reality. That would be the most interesting thing to know

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That guy in the middle looks like Dr. Who.

Isn't that aniccakkan in the middle?

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Looks like he sold the fakes then ran like hell.

I bought something like that on the streets of new york, episode 1 bfore it was out opn video, someone taped a movie while they were inside a theatre, it was crap(but only 4 buck):D

It's probably fake, Lucas would have a huge bounty on the head of anyone who leaked episode 3.

Even if that were real I would not want it, Star Wars is not what it used to be

From paramount...rrrrrrriiiiiggggghhhhhttttt.
The movie isnt even done yet its just a bunch of bullsh**.

Wrong-o. Telesyncs are bootleg copies with their video caught by camera, but their audio comes from an external source. (Most get it from attatching an Aux cable into the camera from the seats that have hearing impaired ports for headphones). Usually, teleysncs are unwatchable unless it's a regular movie like a comedy or drama. Action scenes get suckage in telesyncs. (there have been a few exceptions though. Spiderman 2 had a realllly good telesync). Also, it depends on the screener. Most recently, most have become telecines, which is video caught directly from reel. The audio is usually acceptable to most bootleggers, but the video varies. The first Return of the King Telecine was very very good. But yes, many times, screeners are really good DVD rips. Like, many bootleggers become happy around January/February when Oscar Screener DVDs come out.

Don't ask me how I know this...:shift-eyes:

Actually what seems to happen in alot of those DVD qualities is that the managers at the theatre look the other way when an employee takes a copy of the film home and uploads it to the net. The quality turns out great too. I know one guy who makes his own DVDs from movies that he gets of course illegally.

Lucas: "I want him taken alive. No disentigrations."

Boba Fett: "As you wish..."

Yes!

Nice box art, if I have to say.