"Rammstein Paris": Next live DVD?

[Ramm91]

I studied video production a few years back. My memory is a little rough but with cameras you have F-stop settings which affects the depth of field in pictures/video and the amount of light entering the lens.

It does look a little dark to me in places but at the same time there's some well lit stuff too like the shot of Till's sparks in Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen. Perhaps they turned down the f-stop in order to capture the pyro. I guess we'll see!

The same could be said for the footage from 2001 in Berlin. I really liked that footage though.

[Chrisss Nofff]

They did indeed mess up the appropriate strengh of the lights during the 2013-tour. But if you look at pictures like this:



It's not the lighting which is the issue, it's the color-filtering. It could most likely be just a rendering issue, and not something which will affect the final product.

However, I assume they worked a lot on fixing the Go-pro footage this movie will have, because it appears they did make some changes to the final cut in the last year. They used state-of-the-art cameras to film this movie. Cameras which are still used for Hollywood-productions. However the Go-pro HERO 2 from 2011 does have a lot lower resolution and struggles to work in low light compared to the newer ones.

[Waidmann]

I will wait until the movie is released before I say anything big about it. As of now, the only thing that has me worried is the darkness of the picture. Both trailers looked VERY dark to the point were some things were not visible. I hope it's just a rendering issue, or maybe an effect only used for the trailer.

That actually has always been a sort of negative comment of mine on the MIG tour, at least for the festival part: it was all very dark (when it comes to lighting) in comparisson to other tours. In july last year it was noticable how 'bright' the stage looked, probably because the last time in 2013 was very dark. When you look at the 2013 Werchter report on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a7QFB-2PDA , you can see that even in this professional report we don't see much of the stage in many cases. I hoped it were better for the previous leg of the tour, but apparently it might not...

[Chrisss Nofff]

Nice shots! This could be the first production Jonas has done that all fans actually like lol

I know that many felt there was a somewhat mixed reaction from fans after the release of the music video for "Pussy" and "Mein Land", but I felt that "Ich tu dir Weh" and "Mann gegen Mann" were rather well recieved.

I will wait until the movie is released before I say anything big about it. As of now, the only thing that has me worried is the darkness of the picture. Both trailers looked VERY dark to the point were some things were not visible. I hope it's just a rendering issue, or maybe an effect only used for the trailer.

[The Rose]

Nice shots! This could be the first production Jonas has done that all fans actually like lol

I doubt it. There will ALWAYS be dissenters and people who just live to moan and bitch

[Ramm91]

Nice shots! This could be the first production Jonas has done that all fans actually like lol

[Rocky Chopin]

And some more screenshots can be found here: http://www.filmstarts.de/kritiken/249346/bilder.html

Some wonderful shots we have here

[Chrisss Nofff]

^It's pictures like this that make me very interested for the movie. I guess it will have a few suprises.

I got an E-mail from my local cinema today where I was told that ticketsale will open tomorrow for a lot of cinemas.

[Rocky Chopin]

A screenshot from Rammstein: Paris from today'sSonic Seducer article. Seems like a pretty intro

[Waidmann]

They obviously meant to keep in the songs that haven't been shown on DVD (very often). And the show for Sehnsucht, Links 2-3-4 and Ich Will weren't very different from the previous one. I guess they kept Keine Lust because it really fits well in the setlist there, as it is also mix of hard and soft and basically a song that works very good each time. Or maybe they just thought the performance of those classic songs that are left out was a bit less than the rest. Whatever the case, I actually like this cut (I want to see those songs too, but I don't mind they're left out).

[Rocky Chopin]

But Fruhling and Mann Gegen Mann above Ich Will, Amerika, Links 234?! lol I know it's because it's in Paris but Fruhling just seems a bonus song for every other country.

The DVD will be great. Just a shame we won't see all songs on the big screen.

In my opinion, it wouldn't look good if they kept only 2 songs from B-scene in a film, it would be kinda too short

[Ramm91]

But Fruhling and Mann Gegen Mann above Ich Will, Amerika, Links 234?! lol I know it's because it's in Paris but Fruhling just seems a bonus song for every other country.

The DVD will be great. Just a shame we won't see all songs on the big screen.

[The Rose]

^They edit it down so the can say the DVD/Blue-ray has extra material

Also many cinemas prefer the 100 minutes film, that way they can squeeze in an extra evening show, with enough time to empty and fill the room.

[Ramm91]

Hehe and yeah but I guess it's hard editing the intro to the show. You can't exactly make them jump from one section of the arena to the next without it looking odd. I'm just really surprised certain songs were cut above Mann Gegen Mann.

..In fact, as a friend said the other day.. it's a 2 hour show. Most Cinema blockbusters are that or longer. So why edit it down? We would all happily watch the full show in Cinema and get the popular songs that some people will want to hear over the hardcore fan favourites. Maybe it costs less to run a film under 100 minutes?

..by the way I'm drinking so I'm not sure I make much sense!

[Chrisss Nofff]

I've just taken all those songs including intros from a 2012 show and it added up to 1 hour 30. Add on Fruhling and that will be 1 hour 35. Add on 3 minutes credits and you'll get your 98 minute running time. I guess it all adds up.

^I see you did the actual work of looking up how long each individual song is. It looks like it adds up indeed.

Still, they usually try to get the material as short as possible. They cut intros short, make the space between songs shorter and cut out the pause during the encore completely. The concert in Nimes in 2005 was without the long intro 1hour 50 minutes long, however on the DVD it's only 1hour 43 minutes long.