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David Ollerearnshaw
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Laksmi Like your choice of films. Two of them with a very underrated actor Rod Taylor.

Its good that we have these cut-downs as sometimes I just want to watch a film, but not a complete feature. I've not watched my copy of "The Birds" for a while, but I seem to think it was a good edit.

Does this look familiar? School House

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Laksmi Breathwaite
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Wow cool the school house from the movie!

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Vidar Olavesen
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Amorosa, 16mm
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another from Amorosa
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J'ai épousé une ombre, 16mm
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Ce sacré grand-père, 16mm
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Om Kärlek, 16mm
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Another one from Om Kärlek, 16mm
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Psycho, Super 8, 400' sound
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The Birds, Super 8 (very faded), 400' sound (can't write color :-/)
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Laksmi Breathwaite
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David I like digest to and can you post pictures of your copy for Vidar ? I think Vidar's copy is okay I did not see any lines in that shot of Rod who I think is a very underrated actor . I love him in -

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Vidar Olavesen
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The lines are in the start of the film mostly. I can hardly see the colors at all and I do remember my copy from the late 70's was much better

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Osi Osgood
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Great screenshots everybody!

Personally, Marylin Monroe couldn't hold a candle to Audrey Hepburn. Truly (in my opinion) the most literally surreal beauty ever to grace the big screen!

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Vidar Olavesen
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Only had time for two today

La Cage Aux Folles, 16mm (don't like french movies that much, but it was cheap :-) Sadly on the red side )
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The Day of the Jackal, 16mm
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This one I enjoyed ... Edward Fox is brilliant

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Steve Klare
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We're going to see "Star Trek: Into Darkness" this weekend.

I thought since Mr. Khan shows up once again in this new one, it was only right to watch "Space Seed" (Super-8, 1x1200 ft.) and see Khan as only Montalban "khan" do Khan!

Pretty nice print: reasonably good color, couple of slight lines here and there, good sound.

The story is very important in Star Trek lore. This begat "Wrath of Khan", which begat "Search for Spock" and then "The Voyage Home" When they let that story arc peter out with the next one, it was never quite as good again. (Opinion alert!)

-it also laid the ground work for Bill Shatner's most famous line ever!

In "Space Seed", I think Kirk should have lost his command for letting some stranger look through his ship's tech manuals, but maybe before Monday we'll find out whether Chris Pine's Kirk is any smarter...

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Laksmi Breathwaite
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Speaking of Star Trek Steve. I went and saw "Star Trek: Into Darkness" it was really funny in parts like the other movies and TV show many one liners. I love the way the cast plays on each other . Like Bones " Dam it Spock I'm a doctor not a bomb mechanic" I was inspired to go home and watch my Motion Picture digest from Marketing film . STAR TREK THE MOVIE super 8mm color sound print with all the trailers on the end Grease. etc. - -
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Graham Ritchie
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One 800ft reel..."Gone Nutty", stunning colour print from Derann, next, "The Old Mill", bought new from Derann just before they closed. Its a classic and excellent colour print. Look at Life, "Shopping for a Queen" fascinating short regarding the Queen Elizabeth at Southampton, lastly "The Night Before Christmas" another stunning colour short from Derann.

Graham.

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Osi Osgood
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YAY! I actually have a print that looks better than Laksmi's [Cool] However, it is only the extra long trailer for "STAR TREK: The Motion Picture" with flawless color!

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Oemer Yalinkilic
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Last night I was invited for a privat screening, after the last show in a real cinema. A friend of mine, he is a projectionist in this cinema run his latest purchase: A 35mm IB Tech. print of Flying Lethernecks (1951) with John Wayne.
great color a nice print but a very stupid plot. In my opinion only a average B-Movie.

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David Ollerearnshaw
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Vidar, Great film "Day Of The Jackal" although it put me off watermelons. Sadly remade. I have the Universal 8 400ft version, which was quite well done I think.

Not too keen on French films myself, but I do enjoy
"Viva Maria"
"The Bride Wore Black"
"Babette Goes to War"
"The Legend of Frenchie King"

All four starring some beautiful women. And the funny thing is I prefer them in French with sub-titles.

Laksmi I learned something from you I want to see "World Without End"

No films tonight but dvd "Fate Is the Hunter"

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Vidar Olavesen
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Viewings of today

Death on the Nile, Super 8 full feature (8x400')
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Flåklypa Grand Prix, Super 8 400' digest
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Dracula '79, 16mm, scope (not using a scope lens as I have no brackets that holds the heavy Rectimascope lens)
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Here's just holding the scope lens in front
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Laksmi Breathwaite
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Hey I don't know but Oemer and Vidar are kicking my ass with prints these days Osi ! Oh by the way do you have a Marketing film that is a digest of STAR TREK that looks good?? [Confused] I still love the BEN HUR you gave me . - - I really love these digest!
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Richard Bock
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The Burglar's Dilemma (1912) Directed by D.W.Griffith Blackhawk Standard 8mm

A great morality tale with plenty of suspense and fine theatrical performances in this 'primitive' film. Henry B. Walthall and John Barrymore star. A fine story keeps moving along so well, one forgets one is in a movie. The characters fully realized by the performers, in stressful situations, in this case. MURDER and The Wrong Man!!!

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Vidar Olavesen
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Today we enjoyed my new Raiders of the Lost Ark feature. Comes on 5x600'

Youtube clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R40FiUKKdMo

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Force 10 From Navarone (a bit on the red side)
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Magnificent Seven
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Logans Run (I moved the camera, not so good :-( ... Apart from the green and black lines, the quality is very nice)
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Oemer Yalinkilic
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Yes, this is my favorite topic.
Great with the extra youtube clip Vidar.

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Vidar Olavesen
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Thanks, I like this topic too, nice to see what others see and also get a little idea on what quality is acceptable to people.

I loved the Raiders movie, but it had a slight blue/greenish tint that wasn't all nice as well as specks and dots, white and black in various places (especially right before and after reel changes)

Do like the quality on Magnificent Seven, nice colors on that one I think

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Thomas Murin, Jr.
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Spent Saturday afternoon with:

RETURN OF THE JEDI: 7X400

What better way to celebrate this film's 30th anniversary than with this perfect Derann print? [Cool]

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Jonathan Trevithick
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I watched a 200ft Disney, "The Band Concert"
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Oemer Yalinkilic
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@Vidar:
The color of Magnificent seven looks realy much better in compare to the Riders of the lost Arc print. I´m realy sorry for you. Unfortunately this kind of Lab mistakes happen often. Or this kind of prints are more for sale than the good ones.

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Watched the Derann feature length print of High Society, re-recorded in stereo. Projection was with Eumig 938 Stereo and Ektar f1.0 20mm lens:
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Richard Bock
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Musketeers of Pig Alley-D.W. Griffith (1912) Blackhawk Super 8mm
Running Time: 17mins

This is recognized as the first 'gangster' film. Who knows. I suppose the cowboys who robbed the train in The Great Train Robbery were plenty tough and could be considered gangsters of their time. The gangsters in Musketeers are real tough too, just what you want from a gangster with a gun in his pocket. The camera setups and choreography employed by Griffith and Bitzer, as the mob lurks around building corners and come into the camera for their dramatic closeup compositions are brilliant. The performances are so real and measured for these productions. Lillian Gish is like you don't want to take your eyes off of her so beautifully sweet and talented as a performing artist. This film is her first for Griffith. Many more she was to make with Griffith. Satisfying shootout in Pig Alley to climax this little masterpiece.

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"Remember David Wark Griffith; every
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in some indirect but plainly traceable
form, the fruits of his labors; to us who
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and to carry on his torch, he is the honored
Head of our profession. "

ALFRED HITCHCOCK

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James N. Savage 3
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Vidar-

I'm not 'sorry for you' at all. Those pictures from you super 8 "Raiders..." print are GREAT! What a nice print. Nothing like a scope print too. It adds so much involvement for the audience.

James.

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