3D 3-D RARITIES Sneak Preview! (1 Viewer)

Bob Furmanek · Oct 20, 2014

We'll be presenting a sneak preview of our upcoming 3-D RARITIES Blu-ray from Flicker Alley on November 20 and 21 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Tickets are selling fast for this event!

http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/film_screenings/22285

Stephen_J_H · Oct 20, 2014

If only I had an excuse to go to New York... alas, work gets in the way, as per usual.

Bob Furmanek · Oct 20, 2014

I'm sorry that you can't make it.

I should mention that the Russian shorts and two of the Norman McLaren shorts will not be included in Rarities.

Todd J Moore · Oct 20, 2014

Bob Furmanek said:
I'm sorry that you can't make it.

I should mention that the Russian shorts and two of the Norman McLaren shorts will not be included in Rarities.

Curses and conniptions! I was hoping they would be!

Bob Furmanek · Oct 21, 2014

It's too late now to begin the long process of licensing for RARITIES. Perhaps we'll try to get them for a future release.

Bob Furmanek · Nov 12, 2014

Just 8 days to go for our sneak preview of 3-D RARITIES at MoMA.

As a special thank you for your interest and support in our 3-D restoration work, the first five people from the HTF to say hello on Thursday November 20 will get a free gift!

RolandL · Nov 12, 2014

I remember watching Casper the Friendly Ghost cartoons on Saturday mornings. Now I will get to see him in 3-D!

Ejanss · Nov 12, 2014

Will we ever see Boo Moon on any future titles, seeing as most of the Famous toons are now public domain, or do we wait for that upcoming Rarities disk?

(And I'd normally do the Simpsons joke about whether Casper is really the ghost of Richie Rich--
But since that one's been cribbed to death everywhere else on the net, picked the more appropriate:

Bob Furmanek · Nov 12, 2014

BOO MOON will be on 3-D Rarities, fully restored and in widescreen too!

RolandL · Nov 12, 2014

Ejanss said:
Will we ever see Boo Moon on any future titles, seeing as most of the Famous toons are now public domain, or do we wait for that upcoming Rarities disk?

(And I'd normally do the Simpsons joke about whether Casper is really the ghost of Richie Rich--
But since that one's been cribbed to death everywhere else on the net, picked the more appropriate:

Casper is the ghost of Richie Rich? I never knew that!

Ejanss · Nov 12, 2014

RolandL said:
Casper is the ghost of Richie Rich? I never knew that!

(No, but Bart & Lisa comment on the uncanny resemblance between the two--"Probably pondered the futility of his materialistic existence and took his own life..."
And that was back in the first season, which dates me as a million years old.)

Bob Furmanek · Nov 15, 2014

Just a reminder, the first five people from the HTF to say hello on Thursday November 20 will get a free gift!

GregK · Nov 18, 2014

I envy anyone who can make the November 20th showing and wish I could be there. As the link that Bob posted shows, the line-up for the 3-D Funhouse presentation is impressive!

Bob Furmanek · Nov 20, 2014

We have just discovered that BOO MOON has never played New York in 3-D, even in 1954.

Tonight will be the premiere!

Matt Hough · Nov 20, 2014

Hope all goes well!

phillyrobt · Nov 21, 2014

Caught this last night! Definitely go today if you can! Can't wait till June!

Charles Smith · Nov 21, 2014

I'm on my way.

Really!

Bob Furmanek · Nov 21, 2014

Looking forward to it!

I'll be a guest on Hollywood Time Machine with Alicia Mayer tomorrow at 6:00, EST. http://www.aliciamayershow.com/guests-announced-for-november-22nd-show/

Retro00064 · Nov 24, 2014

Wow Bob. Boo Moon? Might have to pick this up if it will be playable in 2-D, and I'll be wishing I had the equipment to see it properly in 3-D. The Paramount cartoons that Harvey bought have not been done right on home video. The cartoons' original Technicolor is much better than the TV prints on the existing official DVD releases. It's great that the one 3-D Casper cartoon will finally be presented on Blu-ray in its original 3-D 35mm IB Technicolor. Great work.

Interesting that it was never seen in 3-D in the very city where it was made until now.

Charles Smith · Nov 24, 2014

I attended the Friday repeat show at MOMA. Bob gave a fine presentation, as always, and it was great to meet other champions of the 3-D cause.

Looking forward to the Blu-ray release of the rarities!!

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