Saw this last night on tv. Great computer graphics. Very well done.
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Originally posted by 007 View PostI recorded it on the DVR. Haven't seen it yet, but I'm really looking forward to it.
If it was me, Iīd pause the programme for around nine minutes.
Thereīs also a lamp in the street opposite the Nichols murder spot, that should not be there.
Otherwise, it is a really good show with lots of atmosphere.Last edited by Fisherman; 06-22-2016, 12:31 AM.
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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostJust remember to pause the programme for a minute when Lechmere appears. Otherwise you will see Robert Paul arriving together with Lechmere, and that was emphatically never the case.
If it was me, Iīd pause the programme for around nine minutes.
Thereīs also a lamp in the street opposite the Nichols murder spot, that should not be there.
Otherwise, it is a really good show with lots of atmosphere.
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Originally posted by Columbo View PostI actually found it quite amateurish. It was by no means accurate with lighting and the graphics were just awful. The only way to enjoy it is to turn off the picture and leave the audio up.
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Maybe I should up my demands somewhat...?
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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostWow! Did we watch the same show...? The graphics were, I believe, made by Jake Luukanen, and he is generally held very high in regard - and for a reason, methinks.
Maybe I should up my demands somewhat...?
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Originally posted by Columbo View PostI might need to bring mine down. When they advertised it would be just like the real thing I was expecting a little more than green screen with high contrast. Like you said, the Lechmere part was not exactly accurate with alot of things. I just expected more.
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Thanks very much for this link. I watched Part One and about half of Part Two on my laptop last night before I got too tired. Will finish today. If one could remember everything that was brought up in this documentary, one would have a pretty fair background on JTR. It bears watching several times for that reason. I am enjoying this.
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I enjoyed it very much, too. We saw the last third or so it recently on television, and my companion (a Ripper hobbyist who is not on Casebook) was impressed by it. It is excellent for placing the various victims and witnesses in context and helping to visualize the dry written accounts.Pat D. https://forum.casebook.org/core/imag...rt/reading.gif
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Von Konigswald: Jack the Ripper plays shuffleboard. -- Happy Birthday, Wanda June by Kurt Vonnegut, c.1970.
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Hi all, was there supposedly an extended version of this documentary? Or did everyone see the 90-minute version only? This wiki page says the complete film was two and a half hours long. I recently bought the high-definition streaming version from Vudu for only 3 US dollar. It is the History Channel version for American TV with an American narrator. But it also runs 90 minutes only. I would like to see the long version with more of those CGI recreations. For those not impressed with the CGI, note that this film was made 5 years ago, which is quite a long time in computer technology.
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