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Gian Luca Loncrini
 Post subject: Re: Last Nights 16mm Screening
PostPosted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:25 pm 
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April 2nd, 2012.

I screened yesterday night my print on 16mm of INFERNO by Dario Argento. No photos, since I had some friends at home visiting me for the show.
Maybe next time ;)

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Alexander Vandeputte
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Curious, is your print scope or flat or adapted scope ? Italian or English version ? Faded or low fade ?
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Gian Luca Loncrini
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 11:01 pm 
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Hi Alexander. It's a low fade letterboxed print, Italian version.
Will screen it again soon and will delight you with some screen captures.
Take care.
Ciao!

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Tom Murin, Jr.
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This past Friday:

OH, HEAVENLY DOG! 3X1600'
Good condition LPP print. Minor scratches throughout. Some sprocket damage at the beginning of reels 1 & 2 which was professionally repaired before I got the print. Very good overall!

Sounds quality is good. No real complaints.

No screenshots this time. Sorry!

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Michael De Angelis
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Wednesday night we ran the following:
Brats - Blackhawk
Popeye meets Ali Baba and The 40 Thieves
Fly My Kite - Little Rascals - Famous Kids comedies TV print.
Frankenstein - Castle 9 minute condensation.

The Castle Frankenstein is a neat little film that tells the story very well in 9 minutes.
Worth having.


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Tom Murin, Jr.
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Sunday evening:

ORCA: 1x1600' and 1x2000'
Near mint LPP TV syndication print. Slightly edited with some splices.

Screenshots taken and will be posted sometime Monday.

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Jeroen van Ooijen
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I watched Gremlins 2x1600 feet reels,stunning color and great sound!
Best ever see on 16mm :mrgreen:
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Tom Murin, Jr.
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This past Monday:

THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW (1979): 3x1600'

My annual screening of this great TV version of the classic story! A decent print on Eastman stock. Color is somewhat faded/warm but still good. Some scratches, splices. Nothing serious. A decent print overall.

Love this version and wish it would get a DVD or Blu-Ray release!

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Tom Murin, Jr.
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Yesterday:

THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER (1979): 3x1600'

Very good TV movie with Robert Hays and Martin Landau.

Print has scratches throughout, mostly minor but some heavier. A few splices, no missing footage. Color is faded and a bit warm but still good. Not a bad print overall.

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Gian Luca Loncrini
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Must find the time to run some prints, Tom.
Thanks as always for sharing with us all your shows ;) .

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