"Windjammer" trailer. Restored version. 2017
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- "Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich" (1958). Trailer for the restored version of this classic Cinemiracle adventure. Restored 2017 by David Strohmaier and randy Gitsch. Copyright Cinerama Inc 2017.
Off on a family tree rabbit hole. My grandad was one of these young men. He ended up becoming a diplomat, living in one of the most affluent areas in London. He married an american author who had 4 kids and 6 grandkids (including me and my brother). We still have the house he built in Norway. What a life!
My Father took me to see this movie at the Fairlawn Theatre in North Toronto. I would have been all of 4 yrs. old. I still remember that time. Thanks Dad!
I was 16 when I saw this film at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. Wonderful. I never forgot it.
I was a young merchant seaman when I saw this in New Zealand, around 1962. Auckland, I think. It was an awesome movie! Never forgotten. Cinerama was a brilliant process. I saw How the West Was Won in Sydney in 1962 also and sadly, that was the last Cinerama movie. There were more so-called Cinerama movies but they were no such thing! Ultra Panavision 70 and such. Cinerama had so much potential, it is sadly missed!
I'm sitting on this beautiful ship right now. Truly a remarkable vessel
I saw this movie in cinerama when I was 10 years old, at cine comodoro, são paulo, brazil.unforgettable!
Saw it at the 3,500 seat Fisher Cinerama Theater in Detroit, Michigan... but we live near Toledo, Ohio...
in this day and age , with all our technology , why can't Cinerama be brought back?
( at Cinerama in Seattle, watched "The Wind Rises", Miyazaki's final anime )
Saw it in its East Coast premiere at the Roxy in new York.
I wish I could see cinerama in its full glory at the theatre l got how the west was won on blu ray but it’s not the same 😢
with our SONY 65" curved from 2014 the Cinerama comes more to live,,,, 2.89:1 How the West Was Won 1962 awesome
Smilebox is great but there is no comparison to seeing it in a theatre! Oh, the memories.
The great days when half of worlds tall ships were under Finnish flag.
i watched a hour of it on television yesterday and couldent stop laughing.
I do not know how to understand, good or bad. It is good to simulate this on the small screen, but it shows how much you got for your tickets in the Theaters
@@peterborowiak4582 I see, I was just saying I found it a very funny film.
@richard upton In what way?
@@thrummer1953 just the naration was very cheesy, the acting wasnt great, the situations they found themselves in were just a bit odd.
@richard upton The Narration wasn't cheesy, it was just in a somewhat dated style. And those actors weren't professional. Think as this as a Travelogue and a Time Capsule.