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Topic: Greetings! New member here.
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Zachary Greenberg
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Posts: 8
From: Washington, DC, USA
Registered: Nov 2017
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posted October 02, 2018 10:06 PM
Thanks everyone! Growing up in the 1990s, I never saw film projected with halogen light. My Elmo and Philips machines, being xenon, provide a far more familiar light type to my eyes... I didn't grow up watching older movies (i.e. "Citizen Kane") on film. The best I could get were basically Janus transfers on VHS or, later, DVD. The revival theaters had already nearly all closed by the late 1990s. So, when I started collecting film and watching these prints, it was a revelation. I would say this story is very familiar to all but the most fortunate of my generation. There is a great desire among my generation to view older features on film, but very few if any of what my parents called 'art house' cinemas or 'revival' theaters exist on the East Coast of the USA anymore... I and my friends all ask: What happened to them? There should be a revival of the revival theater!
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