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Author Topic: caddyshack (1980) Carl Martin Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1424 From: Oakland, CA, USA Registered: Feb 2002 posted 11-15-2003 06:47 PM                        caddyshack, 1980 orion pictures, distributed by warner's classics -reels: 6 -running time: 1:38 -ratio: 1.85 (no hard matte) -sound: mono -valenti rating: r -print #: 20011 (does this mean it's a 2001 print?) -base: correction, estar (i thought it was triacetate) -stock: kodak vision 2383 -color: no fade -splices: 2 in r1, 1 each in r3,4,6. 2 or so of these were right near the start of a reel. in one case a fade in was cropped short. up to a dozen frames missing on some tails. probably the same on the heads. otherwise no jumps. -lines: minor, not too distracting. -other damage: towards end of r1, some creasing down the middle of the film, briefly affecting focus. also, some gnarled edge sections, (re-) repaired with perfix (previous attempt at repair involving four sections of several-inch long extremely goopy clear tape very time-consuming to clean off). -cues: scribed, not accurate due to short ends. -on screen: overall, looked quite good. aside from brief focus problem in r1, no distractions. pretty clean, except at reel changes. [ 11-26-2003, 05:06 PM: Message edited by: Carl Martin ]  |  IP: Logged

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