I didn't understand that comment at all. At the time Canon was moving forward, so there was no canon.
What We Left Behind - Documentary Update Confirms *Some* HD Remastering
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I didn't understand that comment at all. At the time Canon was moving forward, so there was no canon.
Yep. I actually wish we had been able to see Mogh at least once. I guess if Dorn ever gets that Worf show he wants to do anything is possible.
Jason
There's a Worf show in the offing?
Trekcore praises the documentary in its review.
http://trekcore.com/blog/2019/05/review-star-trek-deep-space-nine-documentary-what-we-left-behind/
From the HD shots I've seen so far it's the reds of the TNG and early DS9 uniforms that separate HD from SD.
http://trekcore.com/blog/2019/05/review-star-trek-deep-space-nine-documentary-what-we-left-behind/
From the HD shots I've seen so far it's the reds of the TNG and early DS9 uniforms that separate HD from SD.
No. It's just Dorn has talked about wanting to do a Worf show. I really don't see it happening. Though I really want to see Worf again at some point and partially because I want to see what makeup they use. If Worf ever shows up not having his proper ridges their will be riots in the streets.
Jason
It's funny, I never notice that kind of detail until someone points it out.
I notice some details but I got to say this was the first time I noticed this one. Perhaps he was getting Kanar poisoning for all that drinking he was doing and that is a side effect.
Jason
Well, I seem to remember that Kanar is an alcoholic beverage that goes bad after a time.
I would think so. When Damar splashes some of it on his mirror it looks like thick syrup. It seems Damar and Kanar aren't a good match.
Jason
At ds9documentary.com you can join a mailing list to be notified when the film's available for purchase, but it doesn't say anything about streaming possibilities.
That said, I'm pretty sure it's going to be available digitally in the future.
I'm hoping once it is avaliable to stream that the early streamers will be able to get it. When I signed up for the streaming option, that's what I thought I was getting, a digital copy of the documentary. I should have read the finer print. Oh well. I've seen it and it was good. If the Sharks weren't playing tomorrow night, I probably would go see it in the theater but alas.
Was it just me, or did the entire series have a weird glow / haze in pretty much every episode of every scene? The eyes kind of get used to it, but it's still weird. Someone back me up on this please. Can't wait to see the HD.TrekCore is posting HD comparisons on facebook, I assume twitter as well
Howdy Greg!
As I said previously...
For my money it's very much worth seeing (especially on the big screen) if possible. Not sure how much time/miles "a few towns over" is. I took time off work and drove 6+ hours, then took a train into NYC to see it, but that was the premiere. And they showed it on a Sunday night that time.
As I said previously...
For my money it's very much worth seeing (especially on the big screen) if possible. Not sure how much time/miles "a few towns over" is. I took time off work and drove 6+ hours, then took a train into NYC to see it, but that was the premiere. And they showed it on a Sunday night that time.
