Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 39 minutes ago
Another classic movie night at the AMC Waterfront, another digital cinema ending. Because that’s how I roll.
Filmed on 10/9/19 at, of course, the AMC Waterfront, 7:30 showtime, Auditorium 10.
All rights reserved to Lionsgate. (I was gonna say Artisan, but... RIP)
Another classic movie night at the AMC Waterfront, another digital cinema ending. Because that’s how I roll.
Filmed on 10/9/19 at, of course, the AMC Waterfront, 7:30 showtime, Auditorium 10.
All rights reserved to Lionsgate. (I was gonna say Artisan, but... RIP)
![Bizarre Nickelodeon television broadcast interruption (circa 2009) [please read description]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1jFQawp77Ic/mqdefault.jpg "Bizarre Nickelodeon television broadcast interruption (circa 2009) [please read description]
On March 25th, 2009, at approximately 3:13 P.M. EST in an act of television broadcast piracy, an organization labeled as Paintys Pretty Pirates - evidently a reference to the titular character in the theme song for SpongeBob SquarePants - hijacked Nickelodeons satellite television signal for approximately two minutes, interrupting a rerun of the aforementioned series episode Krusty Love. The episode ran as normal until about halfway through playback, when erratic stuttering noises and sudden freezes interfered with the onscreen signal. Ultimately, the image began to demonstrate brief distortion in various manners (accompanied by strange and sudden sounds), followed by an abrupt cut to solid black. Not long after, a faded and obscured image of Painty the Pirate appeared across the screen, and a myriad of sound effects successively started to play, including but not limited to the Windows XP Error sound, a female text-to-speech robot voice stating the loss of video input, an audio clip of Sandy Cheeks from episode Pre-Hibernation Week saying No, you aint, audio of WWE celebrity John Cena speaking in what appears to be Korean, and Michael Jacksons much-infamous Hee-hee from his hit single The Way You Make Me Feel. After another cut to black and a short patch of silence, small white text appeared that stated WE ARE COMING FOR YOU. The image yet again cut to black, which was then followed by a complete loss of signal via TV static. After this, the input apparently switches to a Packard Bell computer boot-up screen (suggesting the Nickelodeon technicians attempting to combat the issue) along with a Windows Boot Manager error screen. An error message soon after appears above the Boot Manager, stating how an illegal operation has been performed. More TV static ensues, followed by a silent video clip of characters SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star standing in a white background, observing their surroundings. An abrupt cut is then made to an all-caps message in white text that reads, WE HAVE FULL CONTROL - THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN DO - © 2009 PAINTYS PRETTY PIRATES as well as a screenshot of Painty the Pirate as featured in the Truth or Square SpongeBob SquarePants special episode in the lower right hand corner, all in front of the iconic SMPTE color bars. Another round of TV static follows. Then, a message to viewers from Nickelodeon regarding the inconvenience is displayed onscreen, accompanied by an image of a frightened SpongeBob on the left on the screen. After one final round of static, the stations regular programing resumes.
The specific identities of Paintys Pretty Pirates remain unknown to this date.
Also, obviously, this is fake.
Also also, more 35mm videos will be up soon.")
![35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2LWy4KiqDxU/mqdefault.jpg "35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008)
This movie has its (okay, many) detractors, and thats fine, but... honestly, it aint all bad.
I think film critic Carrie Rickey put it best - An entertaining rethink of the 1951 classic.
Alternate title: Tail of reel 6 of The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008)
As usual, I own none of the audiovisual content here. This is solely uploaded for archival purposes.")
![35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: Four Brothers (2005)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2_x4ey7jEQU/mqdefault.jpg "35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: Four Brothers (2005)
Going to give some of these a go with the 24fps setting of my camera, which in my not-so-humble opinion I feel so far puts out the highest-quality capture with regards to my 35mm captures.
This is a print Ive had for a while - about two and a half years, to be precise. As is clear by the video, no MPAA rating tag, which is how I received it from the seller. Cut out for either a) a Canadian cinema or b) some unbeknownst reason Im too dumb to understand.
I own none of the audiovisual content seen and heard in the video, per usual - all copyrighted property of Paramount Pictures Corporation. Not making money off of this, not intending to infringe copyright, just uploading for archival purposes.")
![My Paramount VHS Collection (Part 1) [Read Description]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2fpUJ3Bmcw4/mqdefault.jpg "My Paramount VHS Collection (Part 1) [Read Description]
NOTE: Around the 10:15 mark I meant to say the film’s logo was on the STICKER LABEL, not the slipcover. Ah well.
Anywho, here’s part one of my entire Paramount VHS Collection. Stay tuned for more parts. Enjoy!
Tapes shown in this part:
Blues Clues: Blues Big Musical Movie 2000 VHS
Charlottes Web 2001 VHS (2006 reprint w/ink label)
Charlottes Web 2: Wilburs Great Adventure 2003 VHS (Canadian copy w/ink label)
Harriet the Spy 1996 VHS
Its The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown 1996 VHS (1998 reprint)
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius 2002 VHS
The Rugrats Movie 1999 VHS
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie 2005 VHS
Tonka: Tough Truck Adventures - The Biggest Show on Wheels! 2004 VHS
The Wild Thornberrys Movie 2003 VHS
The Addams Family 1993 VHS (McDonalds print)
Airplane! 1981 VHS
Along Came a Spider: Special Edition 2002 VHS
The Amanda Show: The Girls Room - Volume 2 2004 VHS
Andre 1995 VHS
Beavis and Butt-Head Do America 1997 VHS (Alternate print)
Beverly Hills Cop II 1990 VHS (1997 reprint)
Beverly Hills Cop III 1994 VHS")
![35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: One Hour Photo (2002)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3tScdZIjz10/mqdefault.jpg "35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: One Hour Photo (2002)
One of the most underrated and overlooked films ever made, and one of my absolute favorites, period.
So yeah, having it on 35mm is pretty dank.
Sadly, no MPAA rating tag. But still a cool Deluxe Hollywood tail leader!
Fox Searchlight / Disney owns all rights to One Hour Photo")
