Holy crap-this is the earliest memory I have of being in a movie theatre! Could have sworn I saw this intro before seeing, "Fern Gully", in a mall theater that no longer exists. Takes me back. I always liked this clip and I always remembered it because it felt dark and mysterious for something so simple. Even now as I watch this, I'm getting flash backs to this forgotten movie theater I went to with my family. Saw my first Disney film there, "The Little Mermaid".
Saludos desde puerto rico muchas gracias por este opening...En puerto rico habían cines de los U.A.Y cuando vi esto se me salen las lágrimas...Mil gracias y un fuerte abrazó desde Puerto Rico.
Also was probably seen before theatrical prints of the movies Heaven Becomes Hell and On the Make, both of which were distributed by Taurus Entertainment, an offshoot of United Artists Theaters.
I never saw this bumper in a movie theater, but that's probably because Houston never had a United Artists theater, or at least I don't think they did.
this is great I would love to see the ua policy ad from the early to mid 8o's I remember it was a cartoon of a blue hippie playing guitar the last time I saw the ad was when I saw the masters of the universe in 87
Holy crap-this is the earliest memory I have of being in a movie theatre! Could have sworn I saw this intro before seeing, "Fern Gully", in a mall theater that no longer exists. Takes me back. I always liked this clip and I always remembered it because it felt dark and mysterious for something so simple. Even now as I watch this, I'm getting flash backs to this forgotten movie theater I went to with my family. Saw my first Disney film there, "The Little Mermaid".
What about DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990)?
"Ferngully: The Last Rainforest" came out in 1992. UA would have been using the Magician policy trailer by then.
Saludos desde puerto rico muchas gracias por este opening...En puerto rico habían cines de los U.A.Y cuando vi esto se me salen las lágrimas...Mil gracias y un fuerte abrazó desde Puerto Rico.
We had those corridor Policy Trailers in 70mm at the UA150 Puerto Rico in Laguna Gardens. Dp75 memories!
Amazing transfer. Plays beautifully in HD on a 56" screen, looks just like it did at Marley Station in the '90s!
You know this was made in 1989.
Beaumont, TX had a UA theater up until the late '90's. I remember this promo playing before Pretty Woman, The Hunt For Red October, and Die Hard II.
Finally a high quality capture
Also was probably seen before theatrical prints of the movies Heaven Becomes Hell and On the Make, both of which were distributed by Taurus Entertainment, an offshoot of United Artists Theaters.
I never saw this bumper in a movie theater, but that's probably because Houston never had a United Artists theater, or at least I don't think they did.
This was shown before James Bond 007: License to Kill and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade at United Artists Theaters back in 1989.
Used from 1989 to 1993.
Yeah sorry everyone I've been really busy lately haven't been able to scan anything new.
this is great I would love to see the ua policy ad from the early to mid 8o's I remember it was a cartoon of a blue hippie playing guitar the last time I saw the ad was when I saw the masters of the universe in 87
Upload it as my request
Reminiscing of the Trench scene from Star Wars
The Perils of Penelope Pitstop Episode 2 (André Courrèges 100th Anniversary Special)
I thought the United Artists Theaters Logo is higher than this.
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