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@BrndnStrssng I've seen Wizard Of Oz on Nitrate. 2001 on 70mm. Taxi Diver on 16mm. Transformers The Last Knight 3D @IMAX is still one of the best theater experiences I've had and I would love and opportunity to get on the roller-coaster again.

Great movie

Embedded like you haven’t seen it before: inside team film studies, coaches’ meetings, behind the bench and all around the equipment packing and moving. Hope you check it out!

Among the many voice recordings Orson Welles made late in his career, few are as obscure—or as intriguing—as a little-known 1983 cassette created for visitors to Los Angeles on the eve of the 1984 Summer Olympics. wellesnet.com/1984-olympics-…

“a little bird told me” interesting because a massive entity told me otherwise

I interviewed @fleischertoons (Jane Fleischer Reid and Mauricio Alvarado) about their heroic efforts to restore Max Fleischer's shorts and their upcoming Blu-ray release! Link in reply.

Insane blurb on the back of the Paolo Usai book:

Rewatch tonight of THE LAST STAND. This was Arnold’s big return to the big screen after his terms in office, and it instantly became one of my favorite Arnold joints, and I wish we got more of its caliber after the fact. Showed that the big man still fully had it

Harvey Birdman outtake where Maurice Lamarche cracks up Gary Cole with his impression of Orson Wells.

Coming May 26th on 3-D Blu-ray! kinolorber.com/product/hypers… HYPERSPACE: 3-D DIRECTOR'S CUT (1984) 2-DISC SET • Director's Cuts of Hyperspace and The Fright Before Christmas restored in 4K by 3-D Film Archive • Both presented in stereoscopic and anaglyphic 3-D formats, as well as standard 2-D • The Fright Before Christmas (1983, 33 min) • The Making of Hyperspace (75 min) • Isolated Music Track with Commentary by Composer Don Davis (The Matrix Trilogy) & Editor Bruce Stubblefield • Vintage Pre-Show • Hyperspace Trailer • The Fright Before Christmas Trailer • The Fright Before Christmas Production Stills • Dual-Layered BD50 Discs • Optional English, French, German, Spanish, Pig Latin Subtitles • Reversible Wrap Artwork • Limited Edition Reversible Art and O-Card Color 83 Minutes 2.39:1 NR Hyperspace: Lord Buckethead & The Attack of the Gremloids is an irreverent, low budget ‘80s sci-fi comedy written and directed fresh out of film school by Todd Durham, the creator of the blockbuster Hotel Transylvania franchise. In his first starring role, Chris Elliott (Groundhog Day) plays Dr. William Hopper, a cocky UFO scientist on the trail of an evil Intergalactic Space Lord, who has unknowingly landed on the wrong planet, namely Earth in the rural South, where he bewilders the locals in his frustrated, hell-bent search for stolen radio transmissions and a space princess he had been pursuing. Will he and his alien minions meet their match when confronted by Hopper, some wily country folks, and the trigger-happy U.S. National Guard? Co-starring Paula Poundstone (Inside Out). Included, also in ultra-widescreen, is Durham’s horror holiday short The Fright Before Christmas. After Mom & Dad drop off the kids at their sweet Grandma’s house the week before Christmas, the children begin to get the feeling that somehow this holiday vacation may be a little different from previous yuletide visits. Hyperspace and The Fright Before Christmas are presented in both stereoscopic and anaglyphic 3-D formats, as well as standard 2-D.

how you'd find me in the criterion closet

Grateful for the PRESERVATION efforts of Universal Pictures and The Film Foundation so Kino Lorber can DISTRIBUTE this great film.

Max Fleischer’s granddaughter has been funding these restorations on her own and we’d really appreciate if we can get the public support on the blu ray. It will help us get more out of the vault and keep the legacy alive. Thank you!

Extending our @RockinPins promo and now sending a Fleischer pin to the first 500 people who order the blu ray!

Looking to get 10 sales today! Thank you, help us out with a RT

Can we please trade the Motley Crue goal song?

if another country bombed an elementary school in Alabama and then started saying shit like “they’re better off dead than growing up evangelical” while their executive branch was posting 2010 Marvel memes on their socials, what do you think the reaction would be?

We’re gonna need a bigger Hague

Awesome that Swing You Sinners is on here. That might be the most iconic Fleischer cartoon of all time.

Twenty new remasters, including 5 released in 1930: BARNACLE BILL, DIZZY DISHES, HOT DOG, MYSTERIOUS MOSE, and the fan-favorite SWING YOU SINNERS. You won't want to miss this - especially for the audio commentaries!