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Jean-Marc Toussaint
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Last night :
- Assorted ads and trailers (including Sherlock Holmes, Princess and the Frog)
- The Chubb Chubbs save Xmas
- Runaway Brain

[ November 06, 2010, 11:07 AM: Message edited by: Jean-Marc Toussaint ]

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Jeroen van Ooijen
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Saturdaynight i screened

Once upon a wintertime 1x200ft

Mickeys Christmas carol 1x600ft

Mainfeature Peter Pan(Disney)3x600ft

All with my Elmo ST1200 HD

I had in the begin that i have my new projector some speedproblems,but i have send my projector for repair to Kunee here in the Netherlands and they repair my projector and everything works now.

http://www.kunee-instruments.com/

So if you need a repair i'am very happy with it.
[Razz] [Big Grin]

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Gian Luca Mario Loncrini
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Good to know about it, Jeroen. Let us know [Wink] !

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Christian Bjorgen
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Trailer screening, to test all the new reels + the new lens:

Trailers:
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
- Men in Black (SCOPE)
- Wild Wild West (SCOPE)
- Hercules (SCOPE)

"Features":
- Home movie from 1978 + Newly filmed home video from 2009
- Our Gang, Follies of 1938
- Tom and Jerry, Cat Concerto

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Thomas Murin, Jr.
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Saturday's viewings were all on Blu-Ray:

Quantum Of Solace

Chicken Little

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Gian Luca Mario Loncrini
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Hi Chris, what lens are you actually using?

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Christian Bjorgen
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Hi, Gian!

Currently, I'm using the Elmo 1.3 15-25 and a Proskar Anomorphic 16 2X scope lens [Smile]

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Gian Luca Mario Loncrini
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Ok, thanks for telling me [Wink] .

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Jeroen van Ooijen
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Hello guys,why are there people that screening movies like dvd bluray etc etc......
Forgive me but that is not super8,i watch sometimes dvd but i'll never write it on a 8mm forum.
I think i'am not the only one with this meaning,i can't help it but maby must there be a beamercorner for this.
This forum is about super8 people. [Frown]

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Panayotis A. Carayannis
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Friday night, was another pot-pourri of recent silent std 8 comedy acquisitions: Stan Laurel in the bizzare SAVE THE SHIP,
Hank Mann in THE MESSENGER,Snub Pollard in YOU ARE PINCHED, Eddie Boland in GREEK MEETS GREEK,Billy Ruge and "Babe" Hardy in HUNGRY HEARTS,Chester Conklin in A ONE NIGHT STAND,Ford Sterling in THE BOWLING MATCH, Ben Turpin in THE EYES HAVE IT and Bobby Vernon and Gloria Swanson in THE SULTAN'S WIFE.
Saturday night, at a friend's house, VIVA LAS VEGAS, 16 mm,excellent color but unfortunately flat.

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Thomas Murin, Jr.
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Jeroen, just because the forum is called "8mm Forum" does not mean we cannot discuss digital formats or what we watched on those formats. Super 8 is the primary format of discussion here but it would be a serious joy killer if we could not discuss any other format for fear of being kicked off.

Speaking for myself, if this forum suddenly forbids discussion of digital formats, you can consider me gone forever.

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John Skujins
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Had an unusually long film festival tonight with a friend over. Started with sound, ended with sound. Some great silent stuff in between.

Here's the program as it ended up, planned as it went along:

Lonesome Lenny (Tex Avery cartoon, 1946)
One Week (Buster Keaton, 1920)
The Great Train Robbery (1903)
Some animations I did in the 1980's. Color is still great.
The Crazy Ray (1923)
Coffy (400 ft Ken digest)
Beatles promo film for "Revolution"

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Graham Ritchie
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Last night I ran a new 200ft Super8 Derann print about 9 minutes long I bought last year "A Train For Christmas" the colour was a bit on the blue side, my full 16mm 25 minute I have of the same title is a bit red....cant win "drat" [Roll Eyes] however I am happy to have both [Smile] visited the actual locomotive last week.

After the film side was over we watched "The Time Machine" 1960 projected on the Sanyo Z1 VP, very good 5:1 sound by the way.

Jeroen although technically it is a 8mm forum I always find it interesting what other people like to watch, it doesn't bother me if its eg 8mm, 9.5mm, 35mm, 70mm, VP or whatever, each to there own. It does make things a bit more interesting though, dont you think?.....jeepers come to think about it [Roll Eyes] I was talking about triple expansion steam engines on the Yak section [Eek!] [Wink]

Graham. [Smile]

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Dino Everette
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Panayotis is your Greek meets Greek the 200ft Metro version?

I had a similar standard 8 marathon this afternoon with my wife who was in and out of sleep....We were both tired.

GODDESS OF SAGEBRUSH (1912, DW Griffith w/ Blanche Sweet) 1 x 200ft Entertainment Films

THE WRONG MR. FOX (1917, Victor Moore comedy) 1 x 200ft Blackhawk

A SUBMARINE PIRATE (1915, Syd Chaplin comedy) 1 x 400ft Perry's

CRIME CONTROL (1941, Robert Benchley) 1 x 200ft sound Blackhawk

ZUDORA-EP 8-A FOILED ELOPEMENT (1914, Thanhouser serial) 1 x 200ft Blackhawk

PEARL OF THE ARMY EP 10-SILENT MENACE UNMASKED (1916, Pearl White serial) 2 x 200ft Regent

THUMB PRINTS AND DIAMONDS (1914, Myers & Theby dramedy) 1 x 200ft Blackhawk

HOPE (1922, Mary Astor drama) 2 x 200ft Entertainment films

THE THIRTEENTH JUROR (1927, Anna Q. Nilsson, Francis X. Bushman) 6 x 200ft Entertainment Films

I posted pics of the shorts over on kev's site so here is the feature, which had some really nice imagery in addition to a good little redemption murder courtroom drama....and no I didn't accidentally post a pic from Cat and the Canary, Martha Mattox just looks like she is playing the same character......

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Michael O'Regan
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No film at all this weekend -spent the weekend watching Griffith/Biograph shorts on Youtube.
Sorry Jeroen, but there ya go. I'm not likely to see these shorts anywhere else!

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Panayotis A. Carayannis
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Dino
First,thanks for THE WANDERING JEW, I'll be waiting for it.
Second,yes,GREEK MEETS GREEK is the Metro 200 ft version in its original box.A dark print,but then, you never know (knew) what to expect from those second rate companies (Metro, Atlas etc) with all those mouthwatering rare titles. Imagine my surprise when,in exchange for another film, I got, in its original box, an Atlas Chaplin comedy titled CHARLEY ON THE FARM and discovered it was a Pat Sullivan Chaplin cartoon ! !

On another subject. Remember when you informed me that A1 Video had an 8mm copy of the Milburn Morante comedy,STEPPING ON THE GAS? That was in November. I e-mailed Alex Bartosh with a big order of film titles. He answered immediately. He remembered me from the past when I was buying films from him (and he was o.k.) and said he'd gather the titles and would call me back. Ten days afterwards I wrote him back asking if he had forgotten me. He again answered immediately with the same answer. On January 3rd,I wrote him for the last time,asking him if he didn't care for my good money or for selling the films to me. He again answered immediately, and politely as always,that now that the holidays are over he would look over his boxes and find the titles for me (!!!). Of course,once more, nothing happened. Of course,now I don't want any deals with him and he can shove his films where it's due. I am writing this as a warning of "don't bother with him" to all forum members. Did you or any other member have a similar experience with him ?

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Jeroen van Ooijen
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It don't bother me don't understand me wrong please,but personal i'am more interrested in super8.
I watch dvd also and you tube [Wink]
But sometimes as i will reading quick and i see a title that people watch then i miss the dvdthing,and there i go,i'am looking for a new title but didn't see that the one watch a dvd [Frown]

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Panayotis....Alex is a great guy but like many he is forgetful of emails....I have had many great deals with him but I realize that it can sometimes take 3-4 months for it to work out...If you call his phone number it is usually a machine and you can leave a message reminding him...You just need patience with him and you'll get some great films...His main business is the video/dvd and the films are a secondary sale of items he has to go and first check on in storage and then retrieve....

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Steve Klare
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Sunday Night: show to about 20 people from my camping group at a rented retreat house on Shelter Island, New York.

All Super-8:

Mickey's Fire Brigade
Busy Bodies (Laurel and Hardy)
The Engine Driver
Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper
Jennings Point (My own film about the same weekend in 2004, on Plus-X with a music track on EVT Magnetics sound stripe)

Getting two projectors and my 92" wide screen in the van along with all the weekend gear and four people was kind of a 3 dimensional jigsaw puzzle.

We are considering donating a wide screen to the camp.

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Thomas Murin, Jr.
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Valentine's Day showing:

On DVD:
For Love Or Money

Excellent romantic comedy with Michael J. Fox. I hadn't seen it before but it's a funny, charming movie! Highly recommended!

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Jean-Marc Toussaint
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Last night on 16mm: "Cricket and the Tuba' (Czech animation from the 70s)

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Jean-Marc Toussaint
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Mel Brooks super 8 show on tuesday:
- Blazing Saddles (Warner 400ft)
- Silent Movie (Piccolo 400ft)
- Young Frankenstein (Piccolo 400ft)

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Last night was a 16mm double feature night...

Started with Ed Wood's Bride of The Monster and finished with a LPP Death Race 2000.

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Jean-Marc Toussaint
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Death Race 2000? Now I'm jealous.... [Eek!]

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John Skujins
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Tonight on Super 8:

Race For a Life (Mabel Normand, Mack Sennett, 1912)
Lena and the Geese (Mary Pickford, 1913)
Cops (Keaton, 1922)

Death Race 2000 would be incredibly cool to have on film. I'm jealous too.

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