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Author Topic: Hook (1991) (35mm prints) John Hawkinson Film God Posts: 2273 From: Cambridge, MA, USA Registered: Feb 2002 posted 08-11-2008 10:30 PM                     Hook (1991) (35mm prints) 8 reels 2.39:1 Scope Conventional silver-applicated soundtrack Dual inventory: Dolby A / Dolby SR Tri-Star Pictures (Sony Pictures) DFS Depot 35mm and 70mm prints. Please start another thread for 70mm details. The New York Times, Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1991, p.C19 Zoom on the Manhattan box (with 70mm): And the key (lower right): === Print-specific info We had two prints, neither was very good. Here's the original state: DFS/Buffalo #00021 Reel bands! Eastman LPP low-fade acetate stock Dolby A No official reel copy numbers. Ad hoc "Copy #2008-21" added to all reels. Quality: Poor-Fair (4/10) A continuous "rain" throughout of scratches, coupled with some visible green lines on R1 and R7 (at least) DFS/Boston #00022 Reel bands! Eastman LPP low-fade acetate stock (starting to smell though) Dolby A No reel copy numbers. Ad hoc "Copy #2008-22" added to all reels. Quality: Fair (5/10) All reels have vertical black lines on the right third of the image. Especially bad in R1, R6, and R8, where they tend to green at times. With authorization, we've shifted R1 and R6 from print #21 to print #22, making print #22 marginally better than it was, and DFS is marking these for inspection, and if I understand correctly, they may be renumbering the prints after this. Can we pay more for shipping than the booking guarantee? Let's find out! I hope you guys are enjoying these original stack ads. I haven't gotten any feedback on them, but at least I like them... --jhawk [Edit: copy numbers] [ 08-12-2008, 12:11 PM: Message edited by: John Hawkinson ]  |  IP: Logged

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