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Please make sure you legally own copies of both Dunkirk and Darkest Hour before watching this edit! Seriously, just go buy them on Amazon while you're downloading. Fan edits are meant to be alternatives to their theatrical versions, not replacements of them. Please support the original creators of these films.
It's taken nearly two years, but I've finally managed to make the Bluray for Finest Hour! What started as simple procrastination turned into laziness, lack of motivation and ultimately dread that I'd have to get around to doing it eventually. But here we are!
As with my previous fan edits (The Hobbit and Rogue One), I've pulled out all the stops for a high-quality Bluray release. The picture quality is high-bitrate HD. Sound quality is equally superb, although Adobe recently removed the ability to export 5.1 audio from its Creative Suite, robbing me (and all of you) the chance to hear Finest Hour in digital surround sound. I've created custom menus, added some fun and relevant Bonus Features, and of course designed the box and disc art for those who are willing to go the extra mile for a physical copy. The first disc contains the feature in color, and the second disc contains the feature in black & white.
Here's the artwork, along with screenshots of the menus. I suspect I'll be making a DVD version as well, but the priority for me was to get the Bluray out the door! Enjoy!
Please make sure you legally own copies of both Dunkirk and Darkest Hour before watching this edit! Seriously, just go buy them on Amazon while you're downloading. Fan edits are meant to be alternatives to their theatrical versions, not replacements of them. Please support the original creators of these films.
It's taken nearly two years, but I've finally managed to make the Bluray for Finest Hour! What started as simple procrastination turned into laziness, lack of motivation and ultimately dread that I'd have to get around to doing it eventually. But here we are!
As with my previous fan edits (The Hobbit and Rogue One), I've pulled out all the stops for a high-quality Bluray release. The picture quality is high-bitrate HD. Sound quality is equally superb, although Adobe recently removed the ability to export 5.1 audio from its Creative Suite, robbing me (and all of you) the chance to hear Finest Hour in digital surround sound. I've created custom menus, added some fun and relevant Bonus Features, and of course designed the box and disc art for those who are willing to go the extra mile for a physical copy. The first disc contains the feature in color, and the second disc contains the feature in black & white.
Here's the artwork, along with screenshots of the menus. I suspect I'll be making a DVD version as well, but the priority for me was to get the Bluray out the door! Enjoy!
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