3D Oh, if only I were made of money: SPOOKS print on eBay (1 Viewer)

[pinknik]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUPER-RARE-...84328c9&pid=100011&rk=2&rkt=8&sd=182154881341

 

[Bob Furmanek]

It's not worth much, Sony has fully restored left/right masters from the camera negatives and also has mint 35mm prints for venues that can still run interlock 3-D.

 

[pinknik]

Good to know. Not being made of money, I wasn't really too concerned. I hope Sony eventually releases this and Pardon My Backfire on 3-D blu-ray.

 

[Stephen_J_H]

It's not worth much, Sony has fully restored left/right masters from the camera negatives and also has mint 35mm prints for venues that can still run interlock 3-D.

Did they do a DCP? *Fingers crossed for potential bonus features on classic Sony 3D titles released by Twilight Time*

 

[Jesse Skeen]

Someone's selling a bunch of over/under 3D prints on Ebay, including the softcore Love in 3D.

 

[RolandL]

Someone's selling a bunch of over/under 3D prints on Ebay, including the softcore Love in 3D.

Andy Warhol's Frankenstein and Starchaser

 

[Rob W]

Did they do a DCP? *Fingers crossed for potential bonus features on classic Sony 3D titles released by Twilight Time*

Yes, Sony has both available on DCP as well as about a dozen or so Curlys.

 

[Stephen_J_H]

Andy Warhol's Frankenstein and Starchaser

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The pics of Starchaser look OK, but AWF is a magenta mess.

 

[Dick]

So Bob, is there a non-disclosure disclosure that you can offer about a coming 3D Blu-ray of the two Stooges shorts?

 

[Bob Furmanek]

No sir, we have nothing to do with either Sony or Twilight Time 3-D projects.

 

[phillyrobt]

Did they do a DCP? *Fingers crossed for potential bonus features on classic Sony 3D titles released by Twilight Time*

Someone asked about the Stooges shorts in a thread on Miss Sadie Thompson on T Time's Facebook page. They replied they're looking into it...

 

[Bob Furmanek]

The rub there may be with Comedy 3, the Stooges licensing company.

 

[Tony Bensley]

Isn't SPOOKS! also the 3D short that's supposed to have the sepia tone, which the Dual 35mm Film on eBay clearly lacks?

CHEERS!

 

[aPhil]

Isn't SPOOKS! also the 3D short that's supposed to have the sepia tone, which the Dual 35mm Film on eBay clearly lacks?

CHEERS!

Y

I have no desire for sepia tone. Sounds more like marketing rather than original photography plan. If the Stooges 3D films were originally released this way then I hope we're given both options (with/without) on Blu-ray -- And these are among the top of my list of 50s 3D wishes.

 

[Tony Bensley]

Y

I have no desire for sepia tone. Sounds more like marketing rather than original photography plan. If the Stooges 3D films were originally released this way then I hope we're given both options (with/without) on Blu-ray -- And these are among the top of my list of 50s 3D wishes.

I did read on a different thread that the sepia for SPOOKS! (1953) was said to somewhat diminish the 3-D effect, although I cannot say as I've never viewed that version, myself. Including both options on Blu-ray would be a nice compromise, I do agree, although also having a 2-D option might make things a bit unwieldy, in which case I'd be good with Black & White.

CHEERS!

 

[Bob Furmanek]

1953 left/right 35mm prints were sepia. This eBay auction is a 1990's reprint of both sides.

Here's an original frame from a 1953 left sepia print.

 

[RolandL]

1953 left/right 35mm prints were sepia. This eBay auction is a 1990's reprint of both sides.

Here's an original frame from a 1953 left sepia print.

This is from the DVD or Blu-ray from another thread.