Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Apologies for the grainy quality and vertical video on this one, but I found this whilst rummaging my old hard drive. For once (it's been forever, right?!), the entire tail leader is played through (look for the "TERMINATOR GENISYS DOM R-7" identifier), and as evidenced by the formatting of this leader, it's clear this is a print struck from the FotoKem lab based in Burbank, California (Deluxe closed its Hollywood lab back in May of 2014, leaving film distributors no other choice). Also of interesting note is the "PROPERTY OF SKYDANCE" tag that appears immediately after the MPAA rating bumper, proving the print's authenticity and providing something cool you wouldn't otherwise see on a digital print. Note that the music playing in the background is not from this film but rather the Jurassic World 35MM print playing on the screen I was at when I ventured to this drive-in; this location's second screen (I was on screen one) was directly behind me, so I decided to take advantage of the convenience and film the ending for the sake of good archival.
Filmed on July 11th, 2015, at the (now closed) Twin Hi-Way Drive-In located in Robinson Township, PA. Screen two.
Paramount Pictures and Skydance own all rights.
Universal Pictures owns the rights to the Jurassic World score.
Apologies for the grainy quality and vertical video on this one, but I found this whilst rummaging my old hard drive. For once (it's been forever, right?!), the entire tail leader is played through (look for the "TERMINATOR GENISYS DOM R-7" identifier), and as evidenced by the formatting of this leader, it's clear this is a print struck from the FotoKem lab based in Burbank, California (Deluxe closed its Hollywood lab back in May of 2014, leaving film distributors no other choice). Also of interesting note is the "PROPERTY OF SKYDANCE" tag that appears immediately after the MPAA rating bumper, proving the print's authenticity and providing something cool you wouldn't otherwise see on a digital print. Note that the music playing in the background is not from this film but rather the Jurassic World 35MM print playing on the screen I was at when I ventured to this drive-in; this location's second screen (I was on screen one) was directly behind me, so I decided to take advantage of the convenience and film the ending for the sake of good archival.
Filmed on July 11th, 2015, at the (now closed) Twin Hi-Way Drive-In located in Robinson Township, PA. Screen two.
Paramount Pictures and Skydance own all rights.
Universal Pictures owns the rights to the Jurassic World score.
![35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: Monkeybone (2001)
SHOW ME THE MONKEY!!!!
Alternate title: Tail of reel 5 of Monkeybone
This is for archival purposes only and I am not intending to infringe copyright. 35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: Monkeybone (2001)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/81bh9gP_k14/mqdefault.jpg)









