What 16mm Films Did You See Last Night?

[Janice Glesser]

I had one of my grandson stay over last night. He turned 15 yesterday. After he cooked me a delicious steak dinner we watched Max Dugan's Return.

[Oliver Feld]

Wow, Janice! What a glorious print!

[Janice Glesser]

Last night I couldn't wait for it to get dark so I could watch my print of Witness.

[Oliver Feld]

Absolutely, Janice, full of amazing ideas and details

[Janice Glesser]

Very nice print Oliver and a funny movie.

[Oliver Feld]

FAMILY FLINTSTONE starring John Goodmann, Elizabeth Perkins, Rick Moranis, Rosie O‘Donnell & of course „Dino“ in this epic comedy from 1994. The best summer entertainment!

[Janice Glesser]

David... I love time travel movies. What I like about Time After Time is the story. It has minimal special effects and good acting. You really care about HG and Amy and you love to hate Jack. David Warner seems to always play psychopathic bad guys... And he is so good at it. Mary Steenburgen decided to use a what I think was a New York accent even though she appears to have lived in San Francisco most of her life. The scenes taken at the Palace of Fine Arts are wonderful and it all looks the same today.

[David Baker]

Janice , that film was always one of my favorites ! I had a faded print at one time , but yours looks gorgeous !
THANK YOU for sharing !

[Janice Glesser]

Last night I watched Time After Time (1979). Not sure why, but my print looked better than I remember 🤗

[Steve Klare]

The other night I used my first time showing 16mm Disney cartoon The Brave Engineer with my disk-based Zero Hour! feature.

(-turns out he was "locomotive", not "electrical" like me! I often work with High Voltage: that's brave!)

This is kind of a best-case modern film-buy scenario: I saw it on You-Tube and liked it. Then I went on E-bay and found it "buy it now" on 16mm. When it showed up it turned out to be at least a B+ print.

-didn't go that easy back in the Golden Age!

[Ed Gordon]

David, That is an excellent 16mm 3D print you have! I got out my old anaglyph glasses to view your screen shots, and the depth is amazingly good, even on my small laptop screen.

[David Baker]

Yes Larry and I didn't get a headache after 88 minutes either .

[Larry Arpin]

David-That paddle ball pic really stands out.

[David Baker]

Yes , Janice , it is a 16mm print that was a TV print used in Japan so there were Japanese subtitles throughout , but not really a distraction .
The 3-D was very good , especially in the fire sequence at the beginning and of course , the paddle-ball sequence . There was a minimal of " ghosting " , which usually happens with Anaglyph prints .

[Janice Glesser]

A great combination of films David! The 3D must have been really cool!