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Author Topic: Memorable film(s) released on Nov. 26th Michael Coate Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1904 From: Los Angeles, California Registered: Feb 2001 posted 11-26-2011 10:28 PM                     Released on this day in 1942... Released on this day in 1986...  |  IP: Logged Mike Blakesley Film God Posts: 12767 From: Forsyth, Montana Registered: Jun 99 posted 11-26-2011 10:35 PM                        We played "Casablanca" as part of our 60th Anniversary Classics series in 1990. It was a really clean print, very sharp. Had a lot of people who had seen the movie in the Roxy when it first came out, which was cool. Star Trek IV remains the only ST movie that I've seen. I can't remember why I decided to watch it, but I really enjoyed it. I remember hearing that it was by far the funniest ST film.  |  IP: Logged Michael Coate Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1904 From: Los Angeles, California Registered: Feb 2001 posted 11-27-2011 12:10 PM                     One of the most popular films of all time (and the most popular Star Trek movie as well) and all this can muster is a single comment???  |  IP: Logged James Westbrook Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1133 From: Lubbock, Texas, Usa Registered: Mar 2006 posted 11-27-2011 12:41 PM                     I tried to watch Casablanca once and never got into it. Well, it was 30 years ago. Maybe I'll try again. As for the other one, which Leonard Nimoy directed, there were numerous moments within in that are fun to pull up from memory. "Where do we go to find a tank like that?" *looks at the side of a building advertising the Yellow Pages* Spock commenting on the Whale keeper's "colorful metaphors." Sounds really funny when he tries to speak like her. Bones arguing with a surgeon with medical jargon. *after curing a woman waiting for dialysis*  |  IP: Logged Aaron Garman Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1470 From: Toledo, OH USA Registered: Mar 2003 posted 11-27-2011 01:18 PM                     Damnit Jim, I'm a Frenchman not a Nazi Stooge! AJG  |  IP: Logged Mitchell Dvoskin Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1869 From: West Milford, NJ, USA Registered: Jan 2001 posted 11-27-2011 01:21 PM                     Where do you keep the nuclear wessels? I'm not sure if that was a Russian accent or Elmer Fudd as a dialog coach.  |  IP: Logged Rick Raskin Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1100 From: Manassas Virginia Registered: Jan 2003 posted 11-27-2011 04:31 PM                     The boombox guy on the bus.  |  IP: Logged Victor Liorentas Jedi Master Film Handler Posts: 800 From: london ontario canada Registered: May 2009 posted 11-27-2011 04:35 PM                     Keyboard? How quaint!  |  IP: Logged Jock Blakley Expert Film Handler Posts: 218 From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Registered: Oct 2011 posted 11-27-2011 06:17 PM                     We've got Casablanca doubled with The Maltese Falcon on New Year's Day. Haven't run them for a while, so hopefully they'll draw a good crowd.  |  IP: Logged John Wilson Film God Posts: 5438 From: Sydney, Australia. Registered: Dec 1999 posted 11-29-2011 08:33 PM                     How's the 4K of Strangelove look Jock?  |  IP: Logged Jock Blakley Expert Film Handler Posts: 218 From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Registered: Oct 2011 posted 11-30-2011 06:25 AM                     (Excellent detective work John ) To be honest I'm not overly impressed. They at least managed to get it right and actually have it at 1.66 and in mono, but it's very noisy, and it's quite an obvious digital noise to my eyes. We have an original 35mm trailer which has had about forty million frames cut out of it but has a much cleaner picture. The 16mm exteriors suffer the worst. But of course it's better than nothing and could be far worse.  |  IP: Logged Chris Slycord Film God Posts: 2986 From: 퍼항시, 경상푹도, South Korea Registered: Mar 2007 posted 12-01-2011 12:54 AM                     quote: Rick Raskin The boombox guy on the bus. I liked that the scene partly came about because Nimoy had the same thing happen in real-life and said "If I was really Spock, I'd pinch his head off." And that when he didn't feel the music that was pre-selected for the scene represented the character that well, one of the associate producers wrote and recorded the song used in the movie.  |  IP: Logged

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