Restored GBU coming to theaters ... and AMC!

[aaronson]

Sounds great!

How does the projection exactly work and hook up?

I use a Philips Video projector (2500 $) 1200 luminens with a  bulb (6000 hours life).Luminens and bulblife are two important criterias
Direct connection is very easy from DVD lector or VHS magneto (for VHS but also for TV shows) or Computer pad.
Video projector give sound but it's better to connect a chain
Image is wonderful and pleasure great.
From 4 meters I project to my white wall  and I obtain a 2x3  metres screen.
(Price is falling down quickly , I obtained a special bargain but compare with  current  price  of best TV model.)
You know what? I'm happy.

[cigar joe]

Thanks for the info,

"there are two kinds of Leone fans in the world those with big screens those with small, those with small weep."

[MrBlonde]

This is my first post on the message board!  Hello, to all the Sergio Leone/Spaghetti western fans!!

I saw the restored version of GBU on AMC. I was really happy to see it with the extra scenes. I can't say the dubbing was all that great, but the picture quality looked WAY better than the previous TV versions I've seen.

Anyway, I taped it (I have the GBU dvd as well), so I can rewatch it. AMC only showed it once, now they just show the regular version (kinda sux). I wish theyd show the new version instead.

BTW, I watched it on my 36" TV screen

[Sentenza]

Hello everybody,

two days ago I finally received my GBU DVD. As soon as I got it I played it on my computer to have a quick glance at the extra scenes that come as a bonus feature. And guess what? I immediately recognized all of them! Now it gets interesting. Probably about half a year ago, I think it was around christmas, I managed to tape GBU on VHS when it was shown again on german telly. The version I recorded DOES indeed have all of the extra scenes reincorporated into the movie. Like all movies shown on german tv it's dubbed in german, of course, which means that those "new" scenes had to be dubbed as well at some point in time. I wonder if this is the same cut that was shown on AMC or whether they just took the extra scenes from somewhere (probably the DVD), dubbed them in german, and reinserted them for the TV version. I'll have to check if it contains the "Grotto scene" that's mentioned at the beginning of this thread and whether the picture quality differs from the rest during the reinserted scenes.