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Frank Angel
Film God

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Title: .......THE BIRDS
Distrib: .....Universal Pictures
35mm Print #: 02
Release #:....0311263
Reels: .......7
Emulsion: ....Eastman
Base: ........Estar
Print Incept Date: 2003
Run Time: 117m
Trailers attached: None

Picture Format --
Flat: 1.66

Sound format --
Analog: Mono
Digital: None

Cues: Clint

Scratches --
Base:..... Unremarkable
Emulsion:. Unremarkable

Leader splices: accordian fan-folds (3 & 4 frames) at each leader joint - all had to be remade

Single ID frame Head & Tales

Continuity: Short skip in R3

Physical Condition --
Overall: AA

Notes: Typical Technicolor to Eastman transfer "look"....contrasty and odd color saturation.

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System Notices
Forum Watchdog / Soup Nazi

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It has been 1883 days since the last post.


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Manny Knowles
"What are these things and WHY are they BLUE???"

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Print #5 (Universal) was in very good condition (as of Nov 2011) - it had been plattered, but all reels had at least 16 frames after the last cue - most had 18 frames.

I cross-referenced a number of sources, most of which stated that the aspect ratio is 1.85. A few claimed it was 1.33 but that's clearly wrong. I couldn't find any to support the notion that this should be projected as 1.66.

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Jack Theakston
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It's 1.85. Check out Harold Michaelson's storyboards all laid out for that ratio and signed off by Hitch.

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