Now it's been remastered the way the other ones were done. It was a rough cut that we issued before. Exactly! And that episode, as it was originally meant to air, has never been seen before. If fans are looking for deleted footage, there's a whole "lost" episode with a Monica ( Courteney Cox) and Chandler ( Matthew Perry) story line in "The One Where Rachel Tells Ross." We've gone to great expense to remaster these things in the best possible picture quality. It really is something done that is special.
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Most shows don't do a 35-millimeter print negative to 1080p transfer. What's disappointing, I think, to me, is the talk is immediately "Look what's not there" instead of "Look at what is there." The amount of money that's invested was huge. As we all know, it's hard to unanimously to please all the fans, but we feel this package will please the vast majority. That was our real goal: presenting what we believe are the classic versions of the show and seeing the show in a better light. I understand why some people are disappointed, but we really feel that we've given you new features in this release that are better than what we had before. And it always tends to be a little bit unfair because the people who are really happy with what they bought tend to not say so. I'm not sure, by sheer numbers, how many are upset. No, but I have to take it with a grain of salt. We haven't taken away anything that we feel was of essence or value to the series.Ĭheck out celebrities' dramatic weight loss Are you surprised that fans are upset? We just packaged the bonuses differently.
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And they're mostly a line or two that were cut, not full scenes, so doesn't really work. If we felt that material was essential, we never would've cut it in the first place. We did not cut the heart out of this release. It's about three-to-three-and-a-half minutes per 24 episodes. Do you know how much the deleted footage amounts to? But we really believe that this is the way we want the show preserved. Not everybody is happy 100 percent of the time.
As we know from doing Friends, we received letters from audiences each week.
But for this, we wanted something that we, the creators, felt represented the show as we always wanted it to be remembered, which is the original NBC broadcast versions, which have never before been released as that, combined with fantastic new picture and sound, a new documentary and other new features. If fans are particularly interested in additional footage, those versions are still available. The deleted footage was, frankly, added specifically for one home video release. We definitely considered it, but once we decided to use the originals, that was that. Photos: Everybody's posing nude! Check out stars who've bared all How seriously did you consider including the deleted footage? We felt, in looking back at all of our options, that the classic versions of our show that we would like to have put in a time capsule are the ones that should be in this DVD collection. These versions are substantially shorter than the original episodes to make room for more commercial time. It also occurred to us that so many new fans are familiar with the show from the version they've seen in syndication on Nick at Nite or TBS.
We really have tried to give something original each time in the packaging. Our goal each time we put something out is to put something completely new and different on the market that hasn't been released before to try to give the fans something new each time. come out and some fans are invested in one thing and some fans are invested in others.
I know that it's frustrating for fans when DVDs. I was not lying or withholding information. Plus: What may bring the cast back together? You said you didn't include deleted scenes because you wanted fans to watch the show they already know and love in a new clarity in Blu-ray. In light of the fan reaction, we caught up with Bright again to get the full story behind the exclusion.
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