Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night (1987) - Theatrical Trailer [2K]
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Scan of a 35mm trailer from my personal collection.
Truth be told, I've always been miffed by my color job and RUclips's compression on my initial upload of this trailer. For whatever reason, I've been too lazy to go through with a new upload until now. I rendered in 2K to try and ease RUclips's compression. In my opinion, it's still not as good as it should be, but I hope it's at least a little better.
(RIP) James Earl Jones was the most wonderful actor in the world.😥
James Earl Jones 1931-2024
The kid who voiced Pinocchio in this film, Scott Grimes, grew up to voice Steve on American Dad!
The weirdest thing is that he didn’t have an actual song to sing in this movie.
Thats exactly what I was ganna say lol
He was Brad in critters 1 and 2
@@danielsrandomchannel1472not everyone needs a song to start u know
Edit: At first I thought it wasn’t necessary that he needed a song for this movie, then I thought of it and looked deeper into it as he is a singer. I would agree it was pretty weird that he didn’t have a song to sing for this movie..
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I remember this on vhs back in the late 80s and early 90s this is a childhood unrated masterpiece from filmation back in the day
Hard to believe it’s been 35 years since I saw it in theaters at age 5 in St. Louis at the Jamestown mall and scared me pissless.
The eighties was a time when family movies had edge like this, black cauldron, dark crystal, labyrinth, secret of nimh, last unicorn and more
Yep, true :) Don't forget An American Tail, that's another dark animated film made back in the 80's.
That while there’s some that aren’t for kids but I did watched as a kid like heavy metal, fire and ice, plague dogs, rock and rule, Vampire hunter d
@@Johnlindsey289 Oh yeah, those are also great examples.
I actually saw black cauldron in theaters when I was 3 as it was the first movie I saw in theaters.
I did saw American tail in theaters at 4 years old 2 times, I also saw and had my parents tape me Rock and Rule when I was 4 as it was PG rated from a rental tape and had my parents tape it for me off hbo at 5.
I remembered watching Wizards, Fire and Ice and Watership Down with my 11 year old brother when I was 5 as they were early exposures to adult animation as they were PG rated end my first exposures to graphic violence in animation movies.
I grew up with dark crystal, secret of nimh and last unicorn since I saw them on video at 4 and saw Labyrinth in theaters at that age with my big brother in St. Louis.
Yeah i saw and taped Heavy Metal, American Pop, Hey Good Looking and Vampire Hunter D off Cinemax when I was nine going on ten as I was too young to be watching those animated movies but I did anyway as I love animation even sci-fi and fantasy lol
1. There were/are family films before/after the 80s that have a darker edge.
2. As someone who has a bit of a hyperfixation on dark 80s family movies, why does it matter if a film is dark in tone or not? As long as the film is good.
I haven't seen this movie, but I have seen clips and reviews of it online and it doesn't seem to be all that good. However, James Earl Jones' character looks like it could've been a highlight, but it doesn't seem like he was used enough in the film. May he rest in peace.
One of Filmation's final films
As good as the movie is... ultimate the whole "New Classics" project was so ill conceived. There's so much stuff that they could've adapted in animation that either haven't been adapted properly or haven't been adapted at all and yet...
The Challenge of Cinderella - Just... why?!
Time Machine II: The Man Who Saved The Future - This could've been interesting as sci-fi was Filmations strongest point. Especially if they would've been able to make it tie into George Pal's adaptation.
Bambi: Prince of the Forest - As with Cinderella, what's there more to tell?
20 Million Leagues across the Universe - The book had never been done in theatrical animation so why a space take? And why not adapt some of others Verne's works? Like "Off on a Comet" which literally takes place in space!
Frankenstein Lives Again! - As if there weren't enough Frankenstein movies.
The Further Adventures of Gulliver - Question here is.. new adventures from scratch, or the stuff that hadn't been adapted?
The Son of Sleeping Beauty - WHY?! Does he have narcolepsy?!
L. Frank Baum's The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus - Bizarrely THE ONLY direct adaptation in the entire project.
The Continuing Adventures of the Jungle Book - Pretty much same issue as with Gulliver, brand new story or chapters that Disney hadn't adapted?
New Tales of Arabian Nights - Why NEW when bunch of old ones hadn't been adapted?!
Alice Returns to Wonderland - Could've tackled "Through the Looking-Glass"...
Alas, we'll never know if they would've carried out a course correction... 8[
What about an adaptation of Phantom of the opera or rumplestilkin?
FYI, were these supposed to be darker😅😅
And I Thought They Were Fanfiction Material-!
Pinocchio has a heart of gold.
I never had the chance to see this in theaters, and I never knew about it, till I had Tubi, I'm glad I had a chance to see it 🙂 I love the characters in it too
who else saw this in front of the Brave Little Toaster in theatres?! (plus I hope to see Hewy Toonmore review this as well as Quest for Camelot!)
I saw this trailer with masters of the universe movie in theaters when I saw that at five in St. Louis theaters
Brave Little Toaster wasn’t in North American theaters.
A fascinatingly strange movie, but I must admit I like it, even if it did scare me witless as a kid. The Emperor was truly the stuff Of nightmares.
The puppet transformation scene was horrifying
I loved this one as a kid
1:45 I didn’t know he played in this movie. Goodbye James Earl Jones 😢
I can’t wait for this movie to turn 35 this Christmas. 🎄🎅 Does it still hold up after 30 years from 2017? Yes, I feel happy.
Also, Happy 35th Anniversary to The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland.
It should had been released Halloween that year
New World Pictures distributed this movie? How come that logo was never in this movie?
Hard to believe Filmation goes cheap with TV show animation, but here they put their sweat and blood into it only to get bad reviews and a lawsuit from disney
filmation shows cost twice as much to produce as the competition in the late 80s
@@ShermleyCollege say what now?
@@systemshocker2875 filmation was the only american tv animation studio hiring artists and animators within america. they were a pro-union studio. costs money. every other house was outsourcing to asia.
Pinocchio is public domain book
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