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Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on June 20, 2008, 03:50 PM:

Just a brief comment first. I thought it would be a good idea to have a "trailer reel" section under "reviews". There have been so many varieties of trailer reels released on super 8 since the 1970's. Due to multiple titles on a reel, this seems to be the most practical way to review them.

I'll start the thread off with the following reel:

"Steven Spielburg Trailer Reel"
400 feet, released by L.A. Films, 1983. (OUT-OF-PRINT)

1.- "Jaws"- nice long trailer, letterboxed, quite a bit of negative lines in the beginning, but improves.

2.- "1941"- a good medium-length, letterboxed, fast paced trailer. All stars are named, 1941 theme plays in backround. Nice, clean print.

3.- "Raiders of the Lost Ark"- a little negative wear & a splice near the beginning. An excellent trailer, done in traditional style of the early 80's. William's score played throughout the trailer.

4.- "Poltergiest"- lots of action. A little shorter than others, but very well edited. Very nice print.

5. - "E.T."- (my personal favorite)- this long trailer starts out with action clips from other Spielburg hits- Close Encounters, Jaws, Raiders, then fades out. Then John William's beautiful score keys in, as the narrator explains that this is a new kind of movie. Then, a montage of scenes, all backed by the score. A perfect print.

While quality varies a little on each trailer due to the condition of each negative, the entire reel stays consistantly sharp, with a very strong, perfect sound track. Printed on Kodak low fade stock, and colors are still as good as new.

I commend Mr. Arpin on the care and selection he put into this release, as well as his other reels.

James.

P.S.- I'll try to get some screen shots up soon.

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on June 20, 2008, 09:44 PM:

Thank you James for taking the time to write the review and your kind remarks.

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on June 20, 2008, 09:49 PM:

Larry, do you still have the negative for this trailer reel release of yours?

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on June 20, 2008, 10:06 PM:

Everything is gone now. It's a long story.

Posted by Graham Ritchie (Member # 559) on June 20, 2008, 10:22 PM:

James
A great idea here are a few more some I have not seen in a while so will have to rely on my old memory [Roll Eyes]

1..Waterworld 1995 Kevin Costner good trl of the movie nice sharp print..A sound..A

2..Braveheart 1995 Mel Gibson dealing it out with those nasty English [Wink]

another good one nice print and sound.

3..Titanic 1997 I have this in both Flat and Scope both are very good quality the Scope print is a stunning sharp print excellent sound and with a lenghty running time as well highly recomend this one.

4...Peter Pan 2003 Scope, this is the live action version very good nice colour print.. A sound..B

5..Castaway 2000 Tom Hanks another good one decent running time print..A sound A

6..Song Of The South "Disney" 1946 colour James Basket and Bobby Driscoll one of my favourite trls its timeless, very good picture and sound.

7...Mutiny on the Bounty 1962 and Doctor Zhivago both Scope trls came on one reel. I think they are Kempski excellent sharp prints I would give picture A sound B the Bounty trl is quite long and has nice colour.

8... 2001 A Space Odyssey Kempski Scope now this is a "must have" excellent picture and sound generous running time great for starting any Scope programme, highly recomend it. [Smile]

9.."Battle Of Britain" Scope well not happy with this one the problem is framing you cant get the lettering in frame without constant moving the framing knob up or down picture looks good as with the sound... but that framing [Frown]

10..."Stars Wars Trilogy" Scope trying to remember this one, I think it starts of with you looking at a TV set saying if you have only seen Star Wars on TV you aint seen nothing till you see again on this, the big screen "switch to the Scope" well words to that effect [Smile]

, very effective change over, again an excellent trl to introduce your Scope film programme, very good picture and sound.

11... Dinosaur trl is OK but I would go for the Dinosaur Promo its longer and well done if I remember right the only fault was a very visible negative splice which should have been removed apart from that good pictue and sound.

12.. Oliver 1968 Scope this trl is very good length wise, its well done and looks good, the down side is the poor sound quality this is one that needs to be re-recorded from a DVD.

13.. The Perefect Storm/ Pearl Harbour two on one reel Storm is very short, both trls have good picture and sound.

Well thats all I can think of at the moment, oh! both the original and the re-release Snow White trailers that came with the Derann feature are excellent.

Graham.

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on June 21, 2008, 10:04 AM:

I have very few trailer, (I really haven't gotten into trailers)
but one of my favorites was the original theatrical preview trailers for "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves".

In this, Walt Disney HIMSELF appears onscreen with seven little statuettes of the dwarves, describing each of them! It also gives some little glimpses of the Disney studio's in the 1930's and it's all in very good technicolor, (it's an AGFA print, I believe). I have it takes onto my Snow White feature (duh, eh?)

Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on June 21, 2008, 03:33 PM:

Thanks Larry and everyone for contributing.

Here is my next 'trailer reel' review:

"COLOR HORROR TRAILER REEL" (actual title)
200 foot, released by Canturbury Films, U.S.A. (1980?)

1. "The Came From Within", a.k.a.- "Shivers"(UK)- 70's David Cronenburg classic about worm-like monsters that posses people. Classic narration, as words come on the screen, like, "Are you afraid of the dark", and scary scenes are shown. Very creepy & fun.

2. "Rabid"- another Cronenburg Canadian classic, starring Marilyn Chambers (adult movie actress). Lots of action, as people are catching rabies and attacking each other. Great creepy score is played. Trailer ends with the classic scene from the poster with the woman in the freezer. Cool trailer.

3. "Don't Look in the Basement"- Classic drive-in "B" movie trailer, MUCH better than the actual feature itself [Wink]

. Plus, includes scenes from the imfamous "Last House On The Left" and those famous lines...."To avoid fainting, keep repeating ITS ONLY A MOVIE, ITS ONLY....."

4. "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things"- I had never even heard of this movie, but this was the wildest, craziest trailer I have ever seen. And at the same time is actually scary! A bunch of hippies are staying in the woods at night and zombies start popping up everywhere. This insane trailer has to be seen to be believed! But, warning- The movie is terrible. A big let-down. The trailer is MUCH MUCH better.

Each trailer runs about 2 minutes. This is a great reel, and I believe sold well when it was released, so there may be a fair number of prints around. Colors were very good, some fading has occurred, not too much. Great mono sound.

Posted by Mark Williams (Member # 794) on June 23, 2008, 06:58 AM:

Yes that reel was superb,I also used to have another Canterbury Trailer reel which featured HG LEWIS's THE WIZARD OF GORE in an extra long trailer-totally crazy!!!

The quality was excellent too.

I cant remember what the other trailers were on that reel,can anyone help??

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on June 23, 2008, 12:22 PM:

Unless someone does a review of it here before I do it, i have a trailer reel "combo" that Red Fox did of 16MM TV trailers for theatrical features.

I say "combo" as i combined the two and tossed out the ones I didn't want.

Some of the titles are "The Enforcer, Poseiden Adventure, Return of the Pink Panther, Land That Time Forgot, A Bridge Too Far" ect.

If someone knows the reels I'm talking about, give it a go.

I do know that the trailers have color but are slightly faded.

Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on June 25, 2008, 11:51 AM:

Mark- I remember that one being advertised, although I never obtained one. I think there was one other trailer on that particular reel. I did have the reel with "10,000 Maniacs". I'll do a review after I watch it again (been a few years).

Osi- that sounds like a neat trailer reel. Looking forward to a review on that one. [Smile]

Here's my next review-

"CLASSIC SCOPE TRAILERS : NUMBER SIX"
released by Classic Home Cinemas (UK)

This nice little 200 foot trailer reel has two trailers on it-

1. "The Pit and the Pendulem"- Vincent Price stars in this gothic 1961 Roger Corman classic. Nice long trailer. A little neg damage is present, but in no way takes anything from this beautiful print. The colors are fantastic, even in the castle setting. Great vintage period piece! (MORE PLEASE!!)

2. "The Mummy Returns"- The 2001 sequel starring Brendon Fraser. This trailer is shorter than the above, and has the usual fast-pace editing of trailers of this era. Lots of nice action. Favorite scene- fight between the beautiful Patricia Velasquez and Rachel Weisz- all too quick though [Roll Eyes]

. The colors on this one are nice, but lots of tan & yellows (due to the movie). Very nice action-packed trailer.

I highly recommend this trailer reel. The cinemascope effect is stunning on both trailers. The quality of both picture and sound is just excellent. Bonus: There are a couple of nice 'daters' mixed into the reel as well. Buy this before its gone!

James.

[ June 26, 2008, 06:06 AM: Message edited by: James N. Savage 3 ]

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on June 25, 2008, 12:47 PM:

Okay, though it sounds weird, I'm having to place these trailers on another reel anyhow, so I'll do a review of these trialer is reverse!

"A Bridge too Far" nice trailer with very good focus, slight color fade.

"The Other Side of MIdnight" Interesting trailer with a nice constaly fading in/out images. Also good focus but slight color fade.

"All that Jazz" In like this one only because Robert De Niro is playing a very different role. This one is in Letterbox, but has slightly more fade.

"The Return of the Pink Panther" Fun trailer and a great film. Color has slight fade, but a little grainy. (all the following prints have the same review as a general rule.

"The Land that Time Forgot" Sadly, this trailer has more fade than the others.

W.W. and the Dixie DanceKings" Burt Reynolds. This one has near perfect color

"What's Up Doc" Great Comedy!! This isn't the long trailer that's more of a documentary, but an actual trailer. Slight fade.

"Dirty Harry" Oh yeah! The Eastwood. Slight color fade

"High Plains Drifter" Another Eastwood classic. If there was room on that 600ft reel, I'd add this one to the 2X400 Universal. Slight color fade, but actually slightly better than the 600ft Universal

"Twilights Last Gleaming" Burt Lancaster. A great little trailer about Nuclear war. Slight color fade.

"The Town That Dreaded Sundown" A Cult classic horror flick, I
believe, but I wasn't impressed. A Little more fade than trhe others.

"GOLD" Roger Moore. A good one to add to that 2X400ft release, I believe, (I forget who put it out) slight color fade

"The Poseiden Adventure" Excellent trailer. Slight color fade, a a little grainy.

"The Enforcer" The Eastwood, to bring up the end of this review. A very short trailer. Almost perfect color.

It should be noted, that this collection was taken from 2 200ft trailer releases from Red Fox films, and I just kept the ones that I liked. There were a number of really stupid ones as well.

It makes for a nice 17 minutes. These were largely TV trailers for theatrical features. Some were quite long, others were the standard 30 second ads.

As was the case with a number of these Red Fox trailer releases, the color could really vary depending on the trailer.

Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on June 26, 2008, 06:12 AM:

Osi- That reel of T.V. trailers sounds sooooo cool. I barely remember that being advertised by Red Fox. I wished I had jumped on it back then (like so many others [Frown]

).

Red Fox also released a couple of 200 foot "Classic Commercials", one of which I did buy. The ones I remember are Mr. Whipple/Charmin, Crest Toothpaste, the "new" Fish-Filet sandwich from McDonalds, RC Cola, and a cool beer one with a jazz band playing.

James.

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on July 01, 2008, 09:32 PM:

I HAVE THAT JAMES!!

Those TV ads are truly cool. How has your copy held up, (color wise?) Mine has faded color, some ads are better than others, as usual.

James, (or anybody else that knows), was there ever a Star Trek theatrical features trailer reel manufactured? You know, Star Trek: The Motion Picture through at least Star Trek 6 (Undiscovered Country.). I would love to have a reel like that!

Posted by Adrian Winchester (Member # 248) on July 03, 2008, 08:29 PM:

Osi -
There isn't a reel with all the original series of Star Trek films, but Classic Home Cinema released one with three consecutive trailers that had not previously been released - I think 4, 5 & 6. When you add this to individual trailer releases, the trailers for all the films up to Generations have been available, plus some or all of the films since. E.g. I have a nice trailer for 2 which was a Canterbury Films release. I also have a rare 200' promo for 4 that was a US release, although the print (which is video transferred to film) is not great.

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on July 04, 2008, 11:28 PM:

Your right Adrian ...

... and then, of course, there is the extra EXTRA long trailer for "Star Trek The Motion Picture" which was released by Marketing Films, which is a very good release. I still have that and still has excellent color. The neat thing about that trailer, (as well as so many others), is that they'll have shots or scenes not found in the movie ...

... for instance, the trailer for "The Time Machine" (modern version) has a neat shot of a futuristic city and the time traveller looking out over it next to the time machine, something that's never shown in the film.

... in the ST TMP trailer, the scene of the enterprise gpoing through the wormhole is different, sound effect as well as special effects, (probably an earlier version of the effects)

... it seemed to be a thing in the 1970's to have these extra LONG trailers. The 200ft release of "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" appears on the surface to be just another 200ft release, but then at the end, we see a nice long "Coming soon to a theater near you" title card, (with nice effects) and the editing of this 200ft leads me to believe that this may very well have been a trailer after all!

Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on July 10, 2008, 07:27 AM:

About Star Trek trailers-

Another wonderful trailer reel put out by L.A. Films was called "Sci-Fi Trailers Volume #1. And on that reel, there are trailers to "Star Trek: The Motion Picture", and "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan". There were other trailers as well. I'll try to do a review on this very soon. I'll watch it again first, its been a while.

P.S.- Osi- Thats neat that I finally know someone else who has that particular commercial reel [Smile]

. I bought it brand new around 1980, and was a little disappointed at the time, since, those commercials werent really 'classic' to me at the time. Some were still being aired! But, like fine wine, they have now aged nicely and actually ARE classics! As for the colors- like yours, some have faided more than others, but still are nice and sharp image.

James.

Posted by Mark Williams (Member # 794) on July 10, 2008, 10:01 AM:

Osi,

The BUCK ROGERS 200FT was actually a trade promo reel which Universal made to entice Cinema exhibitors around the world,the feature length pilot show actually got a theatrical release here in the UK,I worked for CIC at the time of its release and actually watched the reel on 35mm before seeing the Super 8mm version.

Marketing Film did the same thing when they released there 400ft of STAR TREK-THE MOVIE prior to the release of there 3 x 400ft version,it was the Paramount trade promo reel with added very poor Marketing produced short trailers for Chinatown etc.

I also remember having a Canterbury LOGANS RUN promo,which had scenes cut from the theatrical release but the print was very poor with a greenish tint if I remember correctly.

Cheers MW

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on July 10, 2008, 11:09 AM:

Mark,

That "Logan's Run" Cantenbury trailer sounds intriguing. I have the scope Super 8 feature and I'd love to see those snippets, whatever they are.

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on February 25, 2009, 01:54 AM:

I have to break this up in 2 parts:
I finally was able to get a hold of one of my own trailer reels. I can't tell you how thrilled & excited I was. I took several pictures to show off my baby:

As James described there is several scratches and print specks at the beginning as shown here:

I was a bit surprised to see that there was more fade than I would have expected. I must have done this around 1982 and JAWS was released in 1974, so this trailer was around 6 or maybe 7 years old.

A couple of shots of titles during the trailer:

This scene had all 3 main actors, although the blue is very deep the insert seems quite red:

Next is 1941:

Next is RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK:

TO BE CONTINUED--->

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on February 25, 2009, 10:08 AM:

Following starts with scenes from JAWS, CE3K:

I wish the 400' reel looked like that, then followed by a scene from RAIDERS, then E.T.:

A nice long trailer,"first we will witness the arrival, the search, the desertion, the fear, the discovery, the friendship, the secret, the love, the warning, the signal, the mystery, the danger, the intrusion, the wonderment, the enchantment, the hope, the connection... has been made." WOW! What a great trailer, then followed by POLTERGEIST:

A very exciting trailer reel in content, color, and sound.

Highly recommended if you happen to come across another reel for sale. Sorry, this one's not for sale.

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on February 25, 2009, 10:25 AM:

Is that for sale Larry?

(snarf snarf! I read your post!)

Those trailer reels go for a lot.

Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on March 04, 2009, 05:24 AM:

Thanks for the screen shots Larry!

I'm still amazed at how good the colors are on your trailer releases! I'm going to try and get a couple of screen shots up there from my print too. And I'll do a review of the Sci-Fi trailer reel soon, which also still has great colors.

James.

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on August 26, 2009, 12:37 AM:

Here is the SCI-FI TRAILER REEL 400 foot:

I was very excited to get another one of my trailer reels. However, I was a little disappointed in the exposure. Blacks were a little milky(or light) and some bright scenes were a bit blown out. It could have used a half stop or more of darkness printed in and would have been as perfect as the Spielberg reel. Although one consolation it still has good color. It starts out with THE THING:

Awesome trailer with many exciting cuts. Next comes STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE:

Somewhat quiet trailer. Next is OUTLAND:

I was surprised at some of the content with the heads inside a helmet almost going to explode. Then ROAD WARRIOR:

Here's a good example of the light scenes being blown out. This is one film film I wouldn't mind having the full feature. Next TRON:

Cool scenes of the light cycles. Saw the trailer for the remake and didn't care for face in the helmet look. I liked this a lot more. Next BLADERUNNER:

There are some nice effects scenes in this along with some pretty wild scenes. Saved the best for last, STAR TREK:WRATH OF KHAN:

I recently saw the 35mm trailer on Ebay and unfortunately it was faded. So at least these are unfaded trailers that have survived the originals.

Not as highly recommended as the Spielberg reel but these trailers are pretty rare with good color. Although, I was surprised to see this pop up again on Derann's lists. I picked up the second round at 35 pounds. The first was at 20 pounds. Also, this blows my theory about the ugly countdown at the head. It didn't have it. Shows you how much I remember.

Derann did a nice cover:

Posted by Kevin Wardle (Member # 1680) on August 26, 2009, 05:44 AM:

Hi Larry,

The Vincent Price reel I have has a very similar box. Glad you got hold of some of your reels, I have been looking at some of the old Super 8 film reviews and you released a lot of good product over the years. When I get time I am going to make a list of all your titles..In the meantime take a look at the stunning pictures from my reels, remember these are from 1984!! By the way, Larry how many of your reels have you got? And what titles are they?? [Smile]

There's a couple of Hitchcock and Disney one's that were yours I would love! [Big Grin]

Cry Of The Banshee - Vincent Price Trailer reel.

Theatre Of Blood - Vincent Price Trailer reel.

Vincent Price Trailer reel Box label, 8 great Vincent price trailers on a 400ft reel.

Caveman

Q - The Winged Serpent.

- Two photo's from the Stop Motion #2 reel, 6!!! trailers on a 200ft reel.

First Blood trailer from the Rocky Trailer reel, 4 trailers on a 200ft reel.

What I liked about Larry's reels was the nice sharp picture, good sound and interesting content. I understand Perry's movies also imported a lot of LA Films product.

Very best, Kevin

[ August 27, 2009, 01:34 AM: Message edited by: Kevin Wardle ]

Posted by Graham Sinden (Member # 431) on August 26, 2009, 04:26 PM:

Ive said before on another post that I wish that Derann would produce another long trailer reel. Yes I know that they make more money selling individual trailers, But if they could produce a 'full' 400ft reel with 5 or 6 trailers on it for £50-£60 I would certaintly buy one. Just a thought.

Graham S

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on August 27, 2009, 12:29 AM:

Kevin-I only have the 2 reels(Sci-fi & Spielberg). I almost got the Blood & Guts reel which sort of spawned this thread. Do you have the lists I sent out? I believe John Clancy was asking for these.

I know the lab that CHC uses and they charge a lot to make a negative. So recovering negative costs may be a factor in producing single trailers. To make a negative to produce a 200 foot reel of super 8 would cost around $700.

Posted by Kevin Wardle (Member # 1680) on August 27, 2009, 01:36 AM:

No, Larry I don't have your lists, could you send them to me?? [Wink]

Also, what was on the Blood & Guts reel? I've kinda heard of it but can't remember much about it.. [Confused]

Kevin

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on August 27, 2009, 11:11 AM:

Larry ...

You shouldn't be so hard on your assessment of your trailers. The colors look splendid on that sci-fi reel! I put in a e-mail for both of the copies that showed up on Derann's list but got beat out both times.

Next time I see it, well, perhaps, the third time will be the "charm".

Posted by James N. Savage 3 (Member # 83) on August 27, 2009, 05:55 PM:

Larry-

Thanks for those wonderful screen shots. Its funny, Osi took the words right out of my mouth- You are WAY too hard on yourself about the colors. They are among the best of ANY releases on super 8.

I consider this Sci-Fi reel to be the best trailer reel ever released on super 8. The biggest stand out trailers are:

OUTLAND- While I'm not a huge fan of the movie, this trailer is long and plays almost like a mini-digest. The scenes unfold as the music plays in the backround, while dialog blends over that, which tells the plot / story. Then, the fast-paced montage of clips, leading to the climax. Like I said, better than the movie.

BLADE RUNNER- Here's another trailer that really captures the sci-fi / film noir feel of the actual movie. It touches on the suspence and action of the movie, as well as the romance. Great content, all the way. Ends with a bang, as Harrison Ford tries to jump across a building.

As I said, all of the trailers are great, but these stand out as trailer masterpieces to me.

PS- Larry, does the "Tron" trailer on your reel end abruptly after the animated car chase, or is it complete?

Thanks again!!

Posted by Ralf Hoff (Member # 36) on August 28, 2009, 03:45 AM:

Osi and James,

I you are right, this scifi trailer reel is great and hard to find. I for myself was also looking for that reel.

Osi I ordered this reel from deranns latest list, but both were already sold. Mmmmmh you didn't get one, so who are the lucky guys????

But in the latest derann list there was also a nice trailer reel. I ordered this from Gary and it was still available, its already on the way to me. The reel includes the following trailer in CS:

Bandolero (Western with J.Stewart and Dean Martin)
Zuli (with Michael Caine)
Star Trek First Contact
Executive Decision (with Kurt Russel and Halle Berry)
In the line of fire (thriller with C.Eastwood)

I hope to make some shots to put here in the forum.

I' m also interested on the blood and guts reel.

What trailer are on it????

I think it includes the trailer to Cronenbergs Scanners and Dead & Buried, but I 'm not shure.

So can somebody help to find out what trailer are on the blood an guts reel????? [Wink]

Ralf

Posted by Ralf Hoff (Member # 36) on August 28, 2009, 10:17 AM:

The trailer reel already arrived and here are the pics:

First an intro to cinemascope:

after that bandolero

then Zulu

now the triple trailer reel:
first contact

the print is not red, its just a borg scene, see the following

followed by Executive Decision

and at last (but not least) in the line of fire

sound an picture of all trailers are still good, a nice reel in CS.

Ralf

Posted by Osi Osgood (Member # 424) on August 28, 2009, 11:46 AM:

Good screenshots dude!

Posted by Winbert Hutahaean (Member # 58) on August 28, 2009, 12:34 PM:

Ralf, I am curious to know your theater set up. Will you possible to post in in our Your Screening Room Pictures's thread, please

cheers,

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on August 28, 2009, 03:15 PM:

Here are some trailers that are on the Blood & Guts trailer reel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmJC3ZaXBEc SCANNERS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZmlEh34unM DEAD & BURIED
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMwoMmHke_s THE BEAST WITHIN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0jLzbJHxfU HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP
GALAXY OF TERROR was also on it but youtube didn't have the right one. This is just about what I remember, but I'm sure there is one or two more.

Adrian Winchester has the B&G trailer reel 2 and made a list:

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Cat People
Creepshow
The Slumber Party Massacre
Student Bodies
Heavy Metal
The Howling

James-I will have to screen the Sci-fi trailer again to see if the TRON trailer cuts off but I don't think so.

Larry

Posted by Ralf Hoff (Member # 36) on August 28, 2009, 03:33 PM:

Winbert, in the moment my theater is under construction. There are no seats for the audience (I still looking for them), so I must look the films alone. The projection room became a new wall, so it is sepratly to screening room.

When all will be finished I take some pics in the thread, I promise.

Larry,

I didn't know about two blood & guts trailer reels [Eek!]

From reel two I have two single trailers Creepshow and Heavy Metal, great trailers. Both films I like to have in my collection. Perhaps Adrian can make some screenshots of this reel.

From the first one I've a single trailer of HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP in 16mm with german sound. It is different to the (english) Trailer on youtube.

Ralf

Posted by Larry Arpin (Member # 744) on August 29, 2009, 01:22 AM:

James-Here is a movie capture of the TRON trailer where the light cycles are.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xzyOywVfJs

Posted by Adrian Winchester (Member # 248) on August 29, 2009, 08:45 PM:

Kevin - I've got the 400' first 'Stop Motion Trailers' but I unfortunately never got the second. I'll keep looking but I'll probably have a hell of a job finding one. I wondered what the other 4 on the reel are?

Posted by Kevin Wardle (Member # 1680) on August 30, 2009, 12:24 PM:

Hi, Adrian

I got this from Derann and they only had a few copies as I can remember...The Trailers are:

Jason & The Argonauts
Clash Of The Titans
Clash Of The Titans alternate version
Divine Madness
Caveman
Q - The Winged Serpant

Very good selection!

Best, Kevin

Posted by Gian Luca Mario Loncrini (Member # 1417) on September 03, 2009, 04:51 PM:

Hi Larry.
As I wrote on YouTube, some of your trailers seem to be absolutely great.
Even if I own the full feature, I would like to have the ET one! Fantastic print.

Osi is right, Ralf.
Great shots!

I think a really interesting Derann SCOPE reel (at least for me) was the one including:

THE ROBE
A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS
REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE.

The first two are excellent. A little bluish the third one.

From CHC I recently had the trailer for SIGNS.
Also a very good print in scope.

Still looking for some Disney's I miss in my collection (TREASURE PLANET and FINDING NEMO, for example...) [Roll Eyes]

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