I saw this for the first time when I was 5 years old. I was at the cinema to see “Twister” with my dad and this came up before the film started. I felt like “Geezzzz. What an amazing theme for sound check” (I didn’t know what Dolby was) But it was a very good memory about seeing films in cinemas and soundcheck before the film begins.
Barry Culpeper In 1995, it was EGV Ladphrao. It is in Bangkok, Thailand. I’m from Thailand. Nowadays that cinema was took over and became SFX cinema Central Ladphrao instead.
@@nuttydoraemon Me too.I watched this sound check in the cinema in1996 at EGV Future Park Bangkae, Bangkok Thailand. Cinema NO.3 were a biggest cinema of them.
As intense now as it was in the big houses. Amazing transfer. I love seeing all the scratches and dirt. This one certainly lived a healthy life playing before many a blockbuster.
the Dolby logo at the end was also a version that Starz used in the 90s however they had a different version where "DOLBY" would be inside a gold rectangle instead of a Outline.
@@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214 i check it in it it was released in July 1995 and i check the DD End Credit ones and it has one of the debut of the Mortal Kombat so this was a debut of July 13 1995 along with The Movie
Seems to be less saturated (especially in the sky) than the version on LaserDiscs and DVDs. Is this a faded print? Probably because I'm used to it, I prefer the neon blues of the video version, and the Dolby Digital logo at the end is more abrupt in the film version, in spite of the video version's end being jarring in relation to the low FPS city animation.
Jonathan Froes oops? It still looks great to me. There's a lot more detail and a lot less color bleeding. It just has different characteristics in color timing.
RkivUnderground Sometimes that's possible. I think one explanation for that is perhaps due to this animation having been produced digitally rather than on film, and transferring that to film probably shifts the color timing around a little bit due to the conversion.
RkivUnderground This is similar to the way some people noticed differences in how Pixar's Toy Story had looked on video when it first came out on VHS compared to it's later home video releases due to the fact they used a film master over a digital source.
@@jonathanfroes8189 Oh my gosh, thank you for uploading this, and for your channel too. It's amazing! I hope you don't mind if I also find you for the high definition file!
@@jonathanfroes8189 Funnily enough I ended up here again and was reading my own comment thinking "great idea!" :) Have I ever reached out to you for a link? Which one of the many Jonathan Froes are you on FB? :) Sorry for pestering! :)
I'm surprised you never heard of LD, how old are you ? It's a two sided 12 inch disc that looks like a CD, with analog picture and digital sound. Laserdisc was the noble source for home theater back in the 90's, with its phenomenal uncompressed digital sound, Dolby Surround and then 5.1 (Dolby AC-3 at the time). Laserdisc was also highly sought after for the huge collector editions and boxsets, along with state of the art beautiful covers. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaserDisc
I think he's referring to the standard of Dolby Digital prints having an analog SR track as mandatory. Because of this, most people in the film projection industry refer Dolby Digital as SRD. I believe there are three versions of the "Train." The first had the older Dolby Stereo Digital logo and is said to have the best mix out of the three. The second was an extended version of the first with a more neutered mix. The third is the standard trailer length with the gold, newer Dolby Digital logo with a mix somewhere between the first and second in terms of quality and dynamics. I think you can find a variation of the first one on some LaserDiscs (Stargate and True Lies have this) but there's no telling (with my knowledge and resources) if the mix is identical to the first theatrical run. I used to see the third trailer (as well as "Rain") at the Landmark Bethesda Row Cinema in Maryland before films when they used to run 35mm.
I don't know what it is, but I love how there's a certain charm of seeing CGI printed on film. It's kinda impressive and magical.
It really hid the seams a lot better too.
I saw this for the first time when I was 5 years old. I was at the cinema to see “Twister” with my dad and this came up before the film started.
I felt like “Geezzzz. What an amazing theme for sound check” (I didn’t know what Dolby was)
But it was a very good memory about seeing films in cinemas and soundcheck before the film begins.
nuttydoraemon what cinema was it
Barry Culpeper
In 1995, it was EGV Ladphrao. It is in Bangkok, Thailand. I’m from Thailand.
Nowadays that cinema was took over and became SFX cinema Central Ladphrao instead.
Aw dude, i'd be shaking of fear if i saw that before a movie.
You were very young to see Twister at 5 years old, although it is for people who are 13 years old.
@@nuttydoraemon Me too.I watched this sound check in the cinema in1996 at EGV Future Park Bangkae, Bangkok Thailand.
Cinema NO.3 were a biggest cinema of them.
As intense now as it was in the big houses. Amazing transfer. I love seeing all the scratches and dirt. This one certainly lived a healthy life playing before many a blockbuster.
Graphics were good quality actually
The movie theater experience of the 90's and early 2000's was so amazing. They don't make stuff like this anymore.
That guitar sound is so 90s.
Yeah.
the Dolby logo at the end was also a version that Starz used in the 90s however they had a different version where "DOLBY" would be inside a gold rectangle instead of a Outline.
1995:Dolby City
2006:Dolby City Redux
2020:Dolby City Redux XD
So what was before 1995? When did the Dolby Train play?
Definitely my fvourite 30 seconds on RUclips!
this is such an awesome channel - thanks so much for uploading / sharing these
I have Stuart Little 2 on DVD and this logo shows up just before seeing the movie
this has the best quality in youtube.
I used to be scared of this when I was little.
I was scared of this too, and even now, I'm still terrified.
Is it because of the lightning at the beginning?
This gave me fucking nightmares 😂😂
Me too.
So much Nostalgia, all at once.
I remember seeing this theatrically in front of some movies.
@20thCenturyTotallySpies! from the Laserdisc version of the movie?
I saw Twister, with Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt.
Mark Mancina = Dennis Hopper
This trailer was in theatres with Disney's Pocahontas Batman forever Jumanji and Disney Pixar's toy story in 1995
First released on Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (1995)
And also during the theatrical run of Apollo 13.
@@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214 i check it in it it was released in July 1995 and i check the DD End Credit ones and it has one of the debut of the Mortal Kombat so this was a debut of July 13 1995 along with The Movie
This is the theatrical version of the Dolby City trailer (you can tell at the end).
Is there a digital version of this exact variant? With the slightly different Dolby logo animation at the end?
This Dolby Digital trailer is shown in movie theaters before Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back Special Edition (1980/1997).
Naminski Ok it's time to stop!
@@redfive1300 *FilthyFrankReference*
This *TO BE HONEST* it's my favorite logo from dolby
Same, along with the "Temple" one
Dolby Aurora was the Best
I've played Decent 3 and I see that every time I play the game.
Dukun Stingy (2007) - BOO Intro
Sounds highly compressed. Dolby SR soundtrack?
Nice city.
That guitar moment in 0:06 reminds me of intro of Russian Comedy Club.
Seems to be less saturated (especially in the sky) than the version on LaserDiscs and DVDs. Is this a faded print?
Probably because I'm used to it, I prefer the neon blues of the video version, and the Dolby Digital logo at the end is more abrupt in the film version, in spite of the video version's end being jarring in relation to the low FPS city animation.
RkivUnderground oops!
Jonathan Froes Looks fine to me.
Jonathan Froes oops? It still looks great to me. There's a lot more detail and a lot less color bleeding. It just has different characteristics in color timing.
RkivUnderground Sometimes that's possible. I think one explanation for that is perhaps due to this animation having been produced digitally rather than on film, and transferring that to film probably shifts the color timing around a little bit due to the conversion.
RkivUnderground This is similar to the way some people noticed differences in how Pixar's Toy Story had looked on video when it first came out on VHS compared to it's later home video releases due to the fact they used a film master over a digital source.
@Jonathan I love this HD transfer from an actual dirty print! Is there any chance you would share the high definition files?
sure! find me on facebook with the same name message me your email and i'll send you a link
@@jonathanfroes8189 Oh my gosh, thank you for uploading this, and for your channel too. It's amazing! I hope you don't mind if I also find you for the high definition file!
@@jonathanfroes8189 Funnily enough I ended up here again and was reading my own comment thinking "great idea!" :) Have I ever reached out to you for a link? Which one of the many Jonathan Froes are you on FB? :) Sorry for pestering! :)
@@jonathanfroes8189 Sir .I like it very much. Please share link to me.
Please, do the dolby trailers from the 70's and 80's, thank you!
This Microsoft Xbox video game is presented in Dolby Digital, the leader of surround sound technology.
What one
@@nardo259 Almost every game, including Halo.
How about the classic Dolby Stereo trailers from the late 70s and early 80s? Do you have any of those?
Ultra Swank i probably do somewhere just busy as hell now
Mariah Carey’s Glitter this appeared at the start
i have that same trailer on 35mm but it's in Scope
Good old days of AC-3 Laserdiscs
Boba Fett what's a laserdisc?
It's an analog videodisc.
Naminski videodisc? Never heard of it
I'm surprised you never heard of LD, how old are you ? It's a two sided 12 inch disc that looks like a CD, with analog picture and digital sound. Laserdisc was the noble source for home theater back in the 90's, with its phenomenal uncompressed digital sound, Dolby Surround and then 5.1 (Dolby AC-3 at the time). Laserdisc was also highly sought after for the huge collector editions and boxsets, along with state of the art beautiful covers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaserDisc
Btw, I'm pretty sure he's messing with you a little bit. 😀
The total number of 🚦visible in the trailer are 5.
Taken by barney's great adventure
Is this the original animation for the Dolby City Trailer?
This is the original version.
Rare
Sabes dónde comprarlo (?
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Can you upload Walt Disney Pictures 1985 Logo - 35mm - HD, please?
TMD Anniversary POE do you have a link to what it looks like? Not even sure what came out from Disney in 85
The Black Cauldron.
@@jonathanfroes8189 the same Day installation of new products and 6 1971
Taken from the VHS of Stuart Little
0:22
Taken From 虹猫蓝兔
I just realized that there's no person in the helicopter 🤣
how do you find these prints
There's some copies of this on eBay. They've become easier to find in recent days.
Maybe seen on "The Usual Suspects"(1995).
That's right!
Do you have the original 'Train' logo?
Jonno 77 I think I only have the srd version
That would be pretty cool, actually - most of the copies I've seen were the later DD variant.
Jonno 77 which part of srd you didn't get?
You didn't mean Dolby SR Digital?
I think he's referring to the standard of Dolby Digital prints having an analog SR track as mandatory. Because of this, most people in the film projection industry refer Dolby Digital as SRD.
I believe there are three versions of the "Train." The first had the older Dolby Stereo Digital logo and is said to have the best mix out of the three. The second was an extended version of the first with a more neutered mix. The third is the standard trailer length with the gold, newer Dolby Digital logo with a mix somewhere between the first and second in terms of quality and dynamics. I think you can find a variation of the first one on some LaserDiscs (Stargate and True Lies have this) but there's no telling (with my knowledge and resources) if the mix is identical to the first theatrical run. I used to see the third trailer (as well as "Rain") at the Landmark Bethesda Row Cinema in Maryland before films when they used to run 35mm.
I saw that intro when I watched star vs the forces of evil in theaters back in 2002
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This has to be early. Dolby is bold and the logo is bronze with a different shine. Like if you agreé
The camera tilts are a bit nauseating
Fake
Wtf this is a real Dolby intro...
The first logo had a more bold logo than the late one we had in DVDs. This one is real.
Oh… I probably should’ve known this was real since this comment was 4 years ago.