10:27 There have been some Doctor Who DVDs with no documentaries. For example, the original releases of "The Enemy of the World" and "The Web of Fear" only had the restored episodes, trailers for each other, and a telesnap reconstruction of the missing episode 3 of the latter story. This was due to the DVDs being released so soon after nine of their episodes had been found, leaving no time to add the usual special features.
The animations really bring the story to life and grateful we have them along with the extras. I've listened to the audio CDs and sometimes it's hard to imagine what's going on. The Web of Fear animation is awful, but thankfully it's only one episode. I hope they complete the missing episodes eventually (can't wait for The Daleks' Masterplan with Mission to the Unknown included).
For Mission to the Unknown we have the recreation ruclips.net/video/NW8yk-m5Ig8/видео.html Would that more lost episodes were so competently re-created!
In my opinion, the most enjoyable animated reconstruction was Invasion. It is the least distracting for me and allows more focus on the audio and original performance of the actors.
I've seen classic Who too many times to watch again. But colorised edits are just right for me to re-engage with iconic stories. A fresh context is everthing. Whatever anyone else thinks, I'll enjoy them while they last. Looking forward to it tbh
Thanks for the excellent overview of the different efforts so far. Personally I feel nothing has matched The Invasion and Cosgrove Hall for an elegant way to see a missing episode and I desperately wish they'd done more, but I agree efforts like Moonbase and Macra Terror have been really impressive. All the best.
This was wildly informative and nice to know what I was missing in my collection of reanimated missing episodes. It's such a fun concept of remaking something almost entirely lost to time for the sake of giving it new life, just fascinating
i think Lalla lives in china or Vietnam or somewhere out there spends a load of time making her unavailable but Tom and Lalla never record together because of it
The Wheel In Space definitely needs the animation treatment. Preferably the same team from Evil of The Daleks, if possible. It’s the only Cybermen story that’s never really gotten any sort of proper release.
exactly. The cybermen have always been my favourite enemy and not having good access to all of Wheel in a watchable format means I'll never get to binge every cyber story in order properly
@@SamThomas_YTIf i was supplied the animation and the live footage i can assemble a mix version with new additional foley, sfx.,.audio cues.. if someone replys here and can supply these ill get to it. For examples of my editing jump to my channel where youll find my editing and construction examples (click my profile pic to left ) or go to Sol-cutta
Fantastic piece of work - and a LOT of work. Keep it up, really enjoyable :) (Fyi for future scripts: 'appraise' is the act of evaulating, neither positive nor negative).
These 12 Animation Videos are the true 12 Days Of Christmas! It’s been a blast working on the music for these videos and I’m looking forward to the next videos (Tho, I’m still thinking of what to to do for Abominable Snowmen 😅...)
Really enjoyed this, you’ve got a really good voice for narrating. And I agreed with everything you said but I didn’t like the Galaxy 4 animation it looked like they were going for an anime style but didn’t quite get it. I wish it looked like previous animations. I hope they get all the episodes animated, I’m Happy to donate to such a cause.
If you squint, The Web of Fear 3D looks okay. I agree that, given time, MoCap would work extremely well for this, given how other movies have struggled with this in the past and have themselves gotten better.
Dammit I want The Myth Makers! But the difficulty of sword fight animation and what some consider lesser audio prolly means I've got a long wait... But I can dream, can't I?
I actually got the SHADA animated dvd long before I was ready to watch it, thinking I'd have trouble finding it later. Ya know what happened "later"? the box set with an improved SHADA already inside came out!!! I did put dvds I had no more use for to good use though, we have a library, & I also sent one or two serials to a neighbor, hopefully sparking their interest in the show, so it was all good.
After this was the two titles you mentioned. Then bbc america pulled out of any further co productions. So we could be waiting a while before any more animations. Hopefully not a long wait🙈🙉🙊
Well it might be another 7 years. But hopefully we'll get one or two more animations after The Abominable Snowman. They can't just leave Wheel In Space in that state....
I am still awaiting a coherent explanation as to how the animators could screw up the Doctor's bow tie in Fury From the Deep and Web of Fear, despite being overseen by Gary Russell and cohorts, all dedicated (and informed) Doctor Who fans. The release of Galaxy 4, again under Russell's supervision, continued this tendency to do weird things to the Doctor's neckwear, in this case giving William Hartnell's Doctor an extremely weird collar and tie, totally at odds with his established costume. In each case, screwing around with a costuming feature so close to the character's face (unlike, say, the fabric pattern on the Doctor's trousers) is totally bizarre and nonsensical and becomes increasingly annoying as it's in every scene where the Doctor faces the viewer. I mean, we know the Second Doctor's bow tie was affixed with a safety pin, yet it's seemingly escaped the notice of everyone involved with these productions. It's obviously a deliberate choice, which is baffling. Even more baffling is that nobody seems to mention it.
Concerning the unreleased animations, I saw Mission to the Unknown, animated & the UCL student version, both had value; the animated one had the rocket & dalek city mentioned by the characters, & the UCL version was better looking overall. The Web of Fear ep3 fan made animation does look kinda cheap, but ended up being worlds better looking than that ragdoll version on the official release! Personally, I think the BBC should let the fans add their talent, or at least capitol, to the animation efforts. We want these stories back, let us bring them back!
If Abominable Snowmen is successful, I'm hoping Wheel in Space or Dalek's Master Plan, with Mission to the Unknown with complete effects added on, could B next, IF AbSn does its job!
Isn’t this such a ironic piece of Treat for Whovians. BBC America decided to kill the line and I was hoping for them to complete The Wheel in Space, The Highlanders, The Under Water Menace and The Daleks Masterplan if not all the lost Who Episodes. There is a good market for these release and people wanted them. Thank You BBCA for killing a god thing.
I would LOVE to see what A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) could do to produce full animations of the Lost Episodes. Since A.I. can create Awesome Paintings and characters I would love to see what A.I. could do.
@@vestel777 AI can’t really create awesome paintings, usually it’s just a mess, if it can’t handle that, I doubt it can handle recreating -26 minutes of a missing episode with only telesnaps, then there’s the characters, set design, and many other things. it’s even worse if it’s episodes with no telesnaps, because then it most likely come out even worse!
I love the animations, but it is hard to deny how badly done the ice warriors is. Then you look at macra terror or power of the Daleks, and it all sort of washes away
It's so strange to hear how late the BBC were still deeming shows as no longer necessary to keep, well into the 70's It's equally strange that those in charge of the fate of a time travelling show, could themselves not have an inkling of the future, in that people would still want to watch this many years later. They could of course just be a bunch of morons though!
It's just a shame, at least for me, that the animation team behind Fury from the Deep, Galaxy 4, and Abominable Snowmen make so many mistakes. Despite using the previous animated Troughton titles, which have Troughton's eyes as blue (correct), we have Troughton's eye colour changed to brown. They made the same mistake with Debbie Watling's eyes. They struggle with likenesses as well - who's that masquerading as Jamie? I like the Ice Warriors, and the intention, with the animation, to replicate what was possible back then. However we have dumb decisions being made with recent, poor animations in the above examples. Fury from the Deep has the sets made huge, losing the claustrophobic atmosphere of the original. We have a control room that is so large with lots of empty space. Why?!!! I'm also distracted by weird animation choices - look at one of the security guards behind the action in the foreground and he twitches away oddly. Then there are the character models, with odd proportions - arms look oddly elongated. Does nobody on that animation team study the human body and how it looks and moves? And then there's the attempt to bring diversity in a woke way. Back when these stories were originally made you'd have been hard-pressed to find Tibetan actors for The Abominable Snowmen. So the team made do with using British actors made up to look like they were Tibetan. Decision was made with regards to the story to change this to look like they did use Tibetan actors. While it may ease the conscience of some - the original is what it is. Do you take Sir Alec Guinness's performance in Lawrence of Arabia, hire an Arabic actor and have him replace the original actor? No. It is what it is. Why disrespect the original actors and replace them in Doctor Who. It's not the job of the animators to look at something and decide to mould it into something it wasn't. You even have the case, with Abominable Snowmen. of opening up the monastery to the elements, instead of the closed walls in the original. Why? Is there a reason? In reality it would have made things colder, exposing them to the elements. Even Jack Watling's character is made to appear much taller than he was. Why?!! Then there's Galaxy 4. My goodness - what the hell is it with Hartnell's face? He's got lines all over his face that look awful. Then there's the Rill's spaceship. They've now made this look huge. For what reason? Now we have large, wide corridors in the ship, filled with nothing. I'm reminded of the quote in Jurassic Park where there's the line that goes somewhere along the lines of just because you can doesn't mean you should. On the plus side, with recent animations, we have good versions of Power (special edition) and Evil of the Daleks, The Faceless Ones and The Macra Terror. The only gripe I have with The Macra Terror is that they deleted the Rough and Tumble scene, where the Doctor and co are cleaned up by an automatic machine. Why is it absent? The team said they couldn't do it. However a friend whipped up a quick version, that you'd be hard pressed to see the join between his reinsertion of the scene and the original animation. He does that as a hobby. He's not a professional. Yet people who are paid to do the animation find it too hard! Too many dumb decisions are being made. Modern revisionism takes place. There are enough camera scripts, telesnaps, on-set photos and other stories that can give you a flavour of what the original story would have been like. I'd much rather animation resembled what was being done at the time, and what was possible. While I never saw The Power of the Daleks when it originally aired (I hadn't been born) I was happy to find that the animation resembled the pictures in the mind of what the story looked like from reading the book and listening to the soundtrack. The trouble with some animations is they won't sell well based on the crap and cheap way that they've been done. Then the BBC will look at poor sales and then not bother. I know of many people who didn't bother buying Galaxy 4 for just that reason. While we're not expecting it to be the quality of Cosgrove Hall at least make it to the standard of many of the stories where they've got much already existing of a story - like The Ice Warriors, The Tenth Planet, The Moonbase, or like what I call the A-Team of the animations - Power and Evil of the Daleks, The Faceless Ones and The Macra Terror. The B-Team really need to step-up. I understand that Ian Levine is helping to do some animations of The Massacre, Dalek's Master Plan among others. He released a screen-shot of Hartnell's Doctor. So much better looking than the horrible Galaxy 4 version. I fear the BBC give up on historicals though - they already thought we don't deserve to have The Crusade animated. They only needed to animate two episodes really. I also fear they're going to skip The Higlanders, The Wheel in Space and The Space Pirates. No, I'm not content with recons. I've paid the BBC so much over the years through my purchases of their products. I...we deserve so much better! I'm glad that someone has been working on animating The Celestial Toymaker, and has released the first episode. I understand he's doing it all himself. Goes to show you what some fans can achieve. Come on BBC. Do things justice.
With the technology we have now, I think we should consider just getting real actors to dress up and recreate the series and use deep fake technology to practually bring the cast back. Some of us don't really like watching cartoon and animations.
now that the 60th anniversary is over it looks like it will stay at 97. not even a clip has turned up. bring on deepfake AI and CGI remakes which may take another 10 years to do
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10:27
There have been some Doctor Who DVDs with no documentaries. For example, the original releases of "The Enemy of the World" and "The Web of Fear" only had the restored episodes, trailers for each other, and a telesnap reconstruction of the missing episode 3 of the latter story. This was due to the DVDs being released so soon after nine of their episodes had been found, leaving no time to add the usual special features.
The animations really bring the story to life and grateful we have them along with the extras. I've listened to the audio CDs and sometimes it's hard to imagine what's going on. The Web of Fear animation is awful, but thankfully it's only one episode. I hope they complete the missing episodes eventually (can't wait for The Daleks' Masterplan with Mission to the Unknown included).
For Mission to the Unknown we have the recreation
ruclips.net/video/NW8yk-m5Ig8/видео.html
Would that more lost episodes were so competently re-created!
In my opinion, the most enjoyable animated reconstruction was Invasion. It is the least distracting for me and allows more focus on the audio and original performance of the actors.
Yes mine too - the first and the best. They should've stuck with Cosgrove-Hall, the qualitys been getting progressively worse with each release.
I've seen classic Who too many times to watch again. But colorised edits are just right for me to re-engage with iconic stories. A fresh context is everthing. Whatever anyone else thinks, I'll enjoy them while they last. Looking forward to it tbh
Thanks for the excellent overview of the different efforts so far. Personally I feel nothing has matched The Invasion and Cosgrove Hall for an elegant way to see a missing episode and I desperately wish they'd done more, but I agree efforts like Moonbase and Macra Terror have been really impressive. All the best.
This is absolutely excellent. Thank you!
This was wildly informative and nice to know what I was missing in my collection of reanimated missing episodes. It's such a fun concept of remaking something almost entirely lost to time for the sake of giving it new life, just fascinating
I think tom baker stated he got on pretty well with lalla ward especially on big finish
i think Lalla lives in china or Vietnam or somewhere out there spends a load of time making her unavailable but Tom and Lalla never record together because of it
@@owntmpsn have they could you elaborate?
@@owntmpsn but not in the same booth lalla never recorded with tom in studio i dont think. series 9 she was played in.
@@alexlazebat839 At the end of the day, does it really matter? We can still watch/listen to the stories.
@@owntmpsn true but you wouldnt guess that it was done separately
The Wheel In Space definitely needs the animation treatment. Preferably the same team from Evil of The Daleks, if possible. It’s the only Cybermen story that’s never really gotten any sort of proper release.
exactly. The cybermen have always been my favourite enemy and not having good access to all of Wheel in a watchable format means I'll never get to binge every cyber story in order properly
Despite having already seen the individual videos, I really enjoyed watching your omnibus. Thanks again, and Happy New Year. 😊
Thank you!
Happy new year :)
This really was a fantastic series Sam
Can’t wait to see more content from you in the future
Thanks! :)
Absolutely agree! Looking forward to more content. 😀 hope you had a great christmas Jx
@@SamThomas_YTIf i was supplied the animation and the live footage i can assemble a mix version with new additional foley, sfx.,.audio cues.. if someone replys here and can supply these ill get to it. For examples of my editing jump to my channel where youll find my editing and construction examples (click my profile pic to left ) or go to Sol-cutta
That was an enjoyable watch. Have seen many missing episode videos but not many that concentrate on the animation in particular so this was fun.
Fantastic piece of work - and a LOT of work. Keep it up, really enjoyable :) (Fyi for future scripts: 'appraise' is the act of evaulating, neither positive nor negative).
Thanks 😊
Nice documentary. Thanks!
These 12 Animation Videos are the true 12 Days Of Christmas! It’s been a blast working on the music for these videos and I’m looking forward to the next videos (Tho, I’m still thinking of what to to do for Abominable Snowmen 😅...)
Really enjoyed this, you’ve got a really good voice for narrating.
And I agreed with everything you said but
I didn’t like the Galaxy 4 animation it looked like they were going for an anime style but didn’t quite get it.
I wish it looked like previous animations.
I hope they get all the episodes animated, I’m
Happy to donate to such a cause.
i love these doctor who style documentaries. please do more!
I've always got more stuff like this in the works ;)
Any time I get to hear the '93 Shada music is a blessing. Fantastic stuff.
Nice documentary! Makes me want to see more of the animations
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love documentaries about doctor who so I can tell I am going to enjoy this series
If you squint, The Web of Fear 3D looks okay. I agree that, given time, MoCap would work extremely well for this, given how other movies have struggled with this in the past and have themselves gotten better.
Just great.
Dammit I want The Myth Makers!
But the difficulty of sword fight animation and what some consider lesser audio prolly means I've got a long wait...
But I can dream, can't I?
Will you do any more of these for future animations?
Yep! I'll be carrying on for all future animations!
@@SamThomas_YT Funny you should say that...
@@TheMultiGamerOfficial 😔
👌👌👌
I actually got the SHADA animated dvd long before I was ready to watch it, thinking I'd have trouble finding it later. Ya know what happened "later"? the box set with an improved SHADA already inside came out!!! I did put dvds I had no more use for to good use though, we have a library, & I also sent one or two serials to a neighbor, hopefully sparking their interest in the show, so it was all good.
nice work ,a shame it looks like after the Abominable Snowmen it will all be over
After this was the two titles you mentioned. Then bbc america pulled out of any further co productions. So we could be waiting a while before any more animations. Hopefully not a long wait🙈🙉🙊
A cosgrove hall version of Celestial Toymaker and Wheel in Space would have been good
We get these months later here in North America. I have The Evil of the Daleks, but Galaxy 4 and The Abominable Snowmen are on order.
Great Video topic. .
Glad you liked it!
Well it might be another 7 years. But hopefully we'll get one or two more animations after The Abominable Snowman. They can't just leave Wheel In Space in that state....
Honestly I love when you explain about these processes and backstories 🧡💚🌈🚀⏳⌛
Thanks 🥰
@@SamThomas_YT no problem I been wanting to really revist the doctor who lost episodes animations
I'm hoping with Disney on the scene we might get a chance to complete the missing story animations
Have any of you seen the new one (Screened at the BFI last sat)? What are your thoughts about it?
Galaxy 4 definitely my favorite anninmation
I am still awaiting a coherent explanation as to how the animators could screw up the Doctor's bow tie in Fury From the Deep and Web of Fear, despite being overseen by Gary Russell and cohorts, all dedicated (and informed) Doctor Who fans. The release of Galaxy 4, again under Russell's supervision, continued this tendency to do weird things to the Doctor's neckwear, in this case giving William Hartnell's Doctor an extremely weird collar and tie, totally at odds with his established costume. In each case, screwing around with a costuming feature so close to the character's face (unlike, say, the fabric pattern on the Doctor's trousers) is totally bizarre and nonsensical and becomes increasingly annoying as it's in every scene where the Doctor faces the viewer. I mean, we know the Second Doctor's bow tie was affixed with a safety pin, yet it's seemingly escaped the notice of everyone involved with these productions. It's obviously a deliberate choice, which is baffling. Even more baffling is that nobody seems to mention it.
Too busy enjoying the animations to worry about trivia.
Concerning the unreleased animations, I saw Mission to the Unknown, animated & the UCL student version, both had value; the animated one had the rocket & dalek city mentioned by the characters, & the UCL version was better looking overall. The Web of Fear ep3 fan made animation does look kinda cheap, but ended up being worlds better looking than that ragdoll version on the official release! Personally, I think the BBC should let the fans add their talent, or at least capitol, to the animation efforts. We want these stories back, let us bring them back!
If Abominable Snowmen is successful, I'm hoping Wheel in Space or Dalek's Master Plan, with Mission to the Unknown with complete effects added on, could B next, IF AbSn does its job!
I think the monsters from Fury should B called The Sargasso.
If you want to know the colour version of
power of the Daleks there’s an Apple TV to buy
Isn’t this such a ironic piece of Treat for Whovians.
BBC America decided to kill the line and I was hoping for them to complete The Wheel in Space, The Highlanders, The Under Water Menace and The Daleks Masterplan if not all the lost Who Episodes.
There is a good market for these release and people wanted them.
Thank You BBCA for killing a god thing.
I would LOVE to see what A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) could do to produce full animations of the Lost Episodes. Since A.I. can create Awesome Paintings and characters I would love to see what A.I. could do.
it would be dreadful.
@@ParakoEPC Why??
@@vestel777 AI can’t really create awesome paintings, usually it’s just a mess, if it can’t handle that, I doubt it can handle recreating -26 minutes of a missing episode with only telesnaps, then there’s the characters, set design, and many other things.
it’s even worse if it’s episodes with no telesnaps, because then it most likely come out even worse!
I love the animations, but it is hard to deny how badly done the ice warriors is. Then you look at macra terror or power of the Daleks, and it all sort of washes away
Interesting. The Ice Warriors looks great in my opinion.😊
It's so strange to hear how late the BBC were still deeming shows as no longer necessary to keep, well into the 70's It's equally strange that those in charge of the fate of a time travelling show, could themselves not have an inkling of the future, in that people would still want to watch this many years later. They could of course just be a bunch of morons though!
I do think that The Wheel In Space would be a no brainer, as the Cybermen stories are quite popular
By "does its job", I mean convinces the BBC to change their mind about not animating more after 2022.
I've enjoyed all the animated stories apart from Web of Fear, which I probably won't watch again.
I prefer the fan animation. It's here on RUclips, Adam something.
I've just checked, "Adam's Who stuff" is the name of the channel.
i sent mine back after watching the recon i can live with that quite happily
It's just a shame, at least for me, that the animation team behind Fury from the Deep, Galaxy 4, and Abominable Snowmen make so many mistakes. Despite using the previous animated Troughton titles, which have Troughton's eyes as blue (correct), we have Troughton's eye colour changed to brown. They made the same mistake with Debbie Watling's eyes. They struggle with likenesses as well - who's that masquerading as Jamie? I like the Ice Warriors, and the intention, with the animation, to replicate what was possible back then. However we have dumb decisions being made with recent, poor animations in the above examples. Fury from the Deep has the sets made huge, losing the claustrophobic atmosphere of the original. We have a control room that is so large with lots of empty space. Why?!!! I'm also distracted by weird animation choices - look at one of the security guards behind the action in the foreground and he twitches away oddly. Then there are the character models, with odd proportions - arms look oddly elongated. Does nobody on that animation team study the human body and how it looks and moves?
And then there's the attempt to bring diversity in a woke way. Back when these stories were originally made you'd have been hard-pressed to find Tibetan actors for The Abominable Snowmen. So the team made do with using British actors made up to look like they were Tibetan. Decision was made with regards to the story to change this to look like they did use Tibetan actors. While it may ease the conscience of some - the original is what it is. Do you take Sir Alec Guinness's performance in Lawrence of Arabia, hire an Arabic actor and have him replace the original actor? No. It is what it is. Why disrespect the original actors and replace them in Doctor Who. It's not the job of the animators to look at something and decide to mould it into something it wasn't. You even have the case, with Abominable Snowmen. of opening up the monastery to the elements, instead of the closed walls in the original. Why? Is there a reason? In reality it would have made things colder, exposing them to the elements. Even Jack Watling's character is made to appear much taller than he was. Why?!!
Then there's Galaxy 4. My goodness - what the hell is it with Hartnell's face? He's got lines all over his face that look awful. Then there's the Rill's spaceship. They've now made this look huge. For what reason? Now we have large, wide corridors in the ship, filled with nothing. I'm reminded of the quote in Jurassic Park where there's the line that goes somewhere along the lines of just because you can doesn't mean you should.
On the plus side, with recent animations, we have good versions of Power (special edition) and Evil of the Daleks, The Faceless Ones and The Macra Terror. The only gripe I have with The Macra Terror is that they deleted the Rough and Tumble scene, where the Doctor and co are cleaned up by an automatic machine. Why is it absent? The team said they couldn't do it. However a friend whipped up a quick version, that you'd be hard pressed to see the join between his reinsertion of the scene and the original animation. He does that as a hobby. He's not a professional. Yet people who are paid to do the animation find it too hard!
Too many dumb decisions are being made. Modern revisionism takes place. There are enough camera scripts, telesnaps, on-set photos and other stories that can give you a flavour of what the original story would have been like. I'd much rather animation resembled what was being done at the time, and what was possible. While I never saw The Power of the Daleks when it originally aired (I hadn't been born) I was happy to find that the animation resembled the pictures in the mind of what the story looked like from reading the book and listening to the soundtrack.
The trouble with some animations is they won't sell well based on the crap and cheap way that they've been done. Then the BBC will look at poor sales and then not bother. I know of many people who didn't bother buying Galaxy 4 for just that reason. While we're not expecting it to be the quality of Cosgrove Hall at least make it to the standard of many of the stories where they've got much already existing of a story - like The Ice Warriors, The Tenth Planet, The Moonbase, or like what I call the A-Team of the animations - Power and Evil of the Daleks, The Faceless Ones and The Macra Terror. The B-Team really need to step-up.
I understand that Ian Levine is helping to do some animations of The Massacre, Dalek's Master Plan among others. He released a screen-shot of Hartnell's Doctor. So much better looking than the horrible Galaxy 4 version. I fear the BBC give up on historicals though - they already thought we don't deserve to have The Crusade animated. They only needed to animate two episodes really. I also fear they're going to skip The Higlanders, The Wheel in Space and The Space Pirates. No, I'm not content with recons. I've paid the BBC so much over the years through my purchases of their products. I...we deserve so much better! I'm glad that someone has been working on animating The Celestial Toymaker, and has released the first episode. I understand he's doing it all himself. Goes to show you what some fans can achieve. Come on BBC. Do things justice.
The animation on Web of Fear was absolutely awful 😣 I’d rather watch the telesnaps reconstruction !!
With the technology we have now, I think we should consider just getting real actors to dress up and recreate the series and use deep fake technology to practually bring the cast back. Some of us don't really like watching cartoon and animations.
Tough. Your suggestion is objectively worse and idiotic.
now that the 60th anniversary is over it looks like it will stay at 97. not even a clip has turned up. bring on deepfake AI and CGI remakes which may take another 10 years to do