Abbott and Costello -Keystone Cops - Have Badge Will Chase - 8mm Film Transfer - 3 min.
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Classic Abbott and Costello. "Have Badge Will Chase" 8mm silent film from Castle Films. Tobin Film Transfer System. High quality direct digital frame by frame transfer capture to computer eliminates flicker.
Thanks for posting, my grandfather had a lot of these 8mm and super 8 films when I was growing up in the 70s and early 80s.
Glad you enjoyed it
Takes me back to the days of checking out 8mm Blackhawk films from the library. Good times...
Fun times, huh?
My parents used to have this movie on 8mm when we were kids, Thanks for the memories.
Bro. I am experiencing the same as you. But it was given to my Mom, by my late grand parents. Now in my possession, at 55 years.
Great memories watching this as a kid on 8mm movies:)
I found that i have an original 8mm film of Abbott and Costello, Have Badge, Will Chase. I love antique, classic everything. Have An eclectic collection.
Wow. I actually have this same movie on 8mm film that my parents had when I was a child... and I'm 55 now. God knows how long they had it before!
Thanks for posting this! We've lost a lot in our haste to make films 'realistic'.
//God knows how long they had it before!//
Ask him please because we want to know.
Me also same one
We would watch this as kids....then my father would run it backwards.....great fun.....along with all the home super 8......now it's all on DVD.......but I still miss the sound of the projector...lol
Our dad did the same thing! This was great fun. We got family films out on Saturday night and ended it with this one.
Ha! - In the scene where Bud is on the motorcycle, motioning for Lou (off-camera) to catch up to him, you can see his shadow on the rear-projection screen at one point.... Those days are gone forever!
Thanks for sharing this funnier than heaven, hell, and limbo combined.
I just found this on 8mm in an old projector and just watched it!
I dusted off the old family projector. But concerned about burning the film if, or when, it would get stuck. I was thinking about replacing the incandescent lamp with an LED. Any advice?
Curious where the train scene was filmed. Solidad Canyon?
As for my review of Abbott and Costello Meet The Keystone Kops: I found the film to be very uneven. There were some very funny sequences in the film, and there were some long very unfunny, slow moving parts.
A condense version of"A&C Meet The Keystone Kops".
is this on dvd? i loved this when i was a kid
+Fantom Lord I'm sure somewhere it is available on DVD. But I do not know where. Thank you for commenting.