Him and Gary Goldman just couldn’t catch a break for a while. The studio in Ireland was an incubator for a number of people who became very successful in the animation industry, though
It strikes me that there were apparently films with double inventory as it apparently is. It is perhaps that in these years MGM gave inventory for each of the sound systems separately, at the beginning of digital sound systems. an inventory with timecode tracks for the 6-channel DTS CDs and DTS Stereo analog overlay “it is assumed that DTS Stereo is Type A NR analog track”. “but I also believe DTS Stereo were 2-channel DTS CDs to be played on analog equipment for matrixing and converted into 4 channels”. And another inventory with pure Dolby SRD tracks that we all know as the SRD tracks that are promoted in the trailer.
Pebble is a fascinating bad movie. It's critically flawed but watching it especially with friends is really fun, and even looking into the scraps of behind the scenes that is out there (Don disowns it and says it production was all bad, artists I've read and spoke to who worked with him said they liked it and Don was the problem) and the disorder of how it got released is asking for a thorough document of the whole thing.
don bluth’s singular most cursed movie, to say nothing of tim curry’s completely demented performance
Him and Gary Goldman just couldn’t catch a break for a while. The studio in Ireland was an incubator for a number of people who became very successful in the animation industry, though
@@J.S.3259then came Anastasia which saved the industry
It strikes me that there were apparently films with double inventory as it apparently is.
It is perhaps that in these years MGM gave inventory for each of the sound systems separately, at the beginning of digital sound systems.
an inventory with timecode tracks for the 6-channel DTS CDs and DTS Stereo analog overlay “it is assumed that DTS Stereo is Type A NR analog track”.
“but I also believe DTS Stereo were 2-channel DTS CDs to be played on analog equipment for matrixing and converted into 4 channels”.
And another inventory with pure Dolby SRD tracks that we all know as the SRD tracks that are promoted in the trailer.
One of my favorite movies from my childhood. I can’t tell you how many times I must’ve watched it on videotape as a kid.
I don't care what anyone else says. This movie was my childhood.
Although Don Bluth and Gary Goldman are uncredited as directors.
You were a penguin?
Voiceover by Mark Elliott (1939-2021)
Awww, I didn't know that he died.
His voice was iconic.
Still better than a troll in Central Park.
Loved this movie so much growing up
The movie might be bad, but I always enjoy Martin Short in whatever movie he's done.
Whether it's a comedy classic, a hidden gem or even a bad movie.
Pebble is a fascinating bad movie. It's critically flawed but watching it especially with friends is really fun, and even looking into the scraps of behind the scenes that is out there (Don disowns it and says it production was all bad, artists I've read and spoke to who worked with him said they liked it and Don was the problem) and the disorder of how it got released is asking for a thorough document of the whole thing.
Don was the issue? I would like to know.
If I'm not mistaken, this film premiered with "Driving Mr. Pink" preceding it domestically.
I know you did a 4K remaster of the Spider-Man 2 teaser trailer, but could you do the official trailer with the Lacrimosa music?
And don't forget theatrical trailer for Bugsy (1991) in 35mm in 4K.
My mother's name is Marina. 😌💞
An animated movie made by MGM?!
Can You Upload the Trailer to "Harriet the Spy" (1996)?
And Hook (1991).
And the Carrotblanca short film
Can you upload the trailer to "We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story" (1993)?
And don't forget Adventures in Babysitting (1987) and Sleepless in Seattle (1993).
@@nixwerld3831 What about the live-action movie adaptation from 1988?
But Guys, How did you made 4K? 🤔
He scanned the 35mm reel in 4K with film scanning equipment, that's how.
Wait, this is just boneless Happy Feet
Could you upload the Pirates of Penzance with Kevin Kline and Angela Lansbury?
Love this animated movie from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
You can upload the Trailers for The Little Mermaid and A Goofy Movie
And don't forget the 1991 theatrical re-release of Disney's 101 Dalmatians (1961).
Drake was worse than Gaston from Beauty and the Beast