GUYS THIS IS AN EMERGENCY WE NEED TO DOWNLOAD AND REUPLOAD THIS VIDEO EMMIDIETLY CUZ IF THIS CHANNEL GETS INNACTIVE FOR 3 YEARS HIS ACCOUNT WILL GET DELETED AND SO WILL THE VIDEO
My question is, Was the trailer originally meant to be completely blue and black only with a soild black background instead of the giant red space-like area, Or was the camera just unable to capture red pixels?
It isn't completely lost but was recalled by select THX Certified Cinemas because it destroyed their speakers that did not have advanced equipment at the time of the original version's run. A couple of former theater projectionists like "FT Depot" have the original version of the Cimarron trailer in their collection. The 70mm version of the trailer has 6 audio tracks and "FT Depot" is one of those former projectionists that has it. Please don't pester that user to upload it so quickly.
xenon strike 0:14 oh , the 35mm days sure miss UCI and warner bros . 0:49 fader for CP50 . fader " 5 " oh , aghhh is that for the ad trailers . 2:20 fader looks like now set at " 4 " not uncommon for some film mixes that maybe too loud . 3:18 Dolby Stereo CP55 , those where common at UCI cinemas around 1989 , as CP65 was introduced early 1990's which became best selling cinema processor . what's underneath booth monitor ? 3:45 night vision to see if anyone has large VHS camcorder lol .
Oh my god! this is it! This is the official lost audio we all wanted!! It was recorded through a micro-cassette, after it was recalled to damage speakers, but now we got it in better audio quality!!
I always thought that the silent ending of most of the reconstructed versions was lacking something. Glad to finally have that answered -- the "twinkle" sounds, once thought to have been added when it was re-recorded, originated with this version.
