Ghostbusters promotional film for Showest 1984 - Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ivan Reitman [FTD-0047] FT Depot 2020-05-17 | 35mm scan of the film print shown to the cinema exhibition industry at the Showest convention in 1984 to promote the upcoming film "Ghostbusters".Note the actual film clips shown are not included here, only the intro/outro footage by Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd.
GCC Feature Presentation (early 1990s) Policy Trailer [4K] [FTD-1500] FT Depot 2024-09-16 | 35mm 4K film scanGeneral Cinema Corporation No. 8187Search keywords: space candy cloudsView the "count the candy contest" regarding this policy trailer here: youtube.com/watch?v=XsZTLJeozoU
GCC Coming Attractions (early 1990s) FLAT Snipe [4K] [FTD-1499] FT Depot 2024-09-12 | 35mm 4K film scanGeneral Cinema Corporation No. 8187SCOPE version is here: youtu.be/Apy-hn241Uw
Titanic (1997) Theatrical Trailer 4 [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1498] FT Depot 2024-09-06 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audioRelease date December 19, 1997
AMC Silence Is Golden (2003-2008) [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1497] FT Depot 2024-09-03 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audioCat No. 8875G
JCPenney Lunchroom Runway (unknown date) Rolling Stock Ad [4K] [FTD-1495] FT Depot 2024-08-29 | 35mm 4K film scan
The Departed (2006) Theatrical Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1493] FT Depot 2024-08-22 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audioRelease date October 6, 2006
Cinch Calvin Klein Twilight (unknown date) Rolling Stock Ad [4K] [FTD-1492] FT Depot 2024-08-19 | 35mm 4K film scan
Consolidated Amusement Company - Entertaining Hawaii (unknown date) Policy Trailer [4K] [FTD-1491] FT Depot 2024-08-17 | 35mm 4K film scan
U-571 (2000) Theatrical Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1490] FT Depot 2024-08-10 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date April 17, 2000
Chicken with Plums (2011) Theatrical Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1489] FT Depot 2024-08-06 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date October 6, 2011
Forrest Gump (1994) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1488] FT Depot 2024-08-03 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date July 6, 1994
Field of Dreams (1989) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1487] FT Depot 2024-07-27 | 35mm 4K film scan - film print has early vinegar syndrome setting inRelease date April 21, 1989
UHF (1989) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1486] FT Depot 2024-07-24 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date July 21, 1989
Conan the Barbarian (1982) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1484] FT Depot 2024-07-17 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date May 14, 1982
Pacific Drive-In Theatres Intermission (1986) Snipe [4K] [FTD-1483] FT Depot 2024-07-13 | 35mm 4K film scan
Dead Men Dont Wear Plaid (1982) Theatrical Buttometer Trailer [4K] [FTD-1482] FT Depot 2024-07-10 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date May 21, 1982
THX Tex 2 - Moo Can (1997) [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1481] FT Depot 2024-07-06 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audio
Cest le Mashed Potatoes - Johnny Hallyday (1962) CA-132 Scopitone [4K] [FTD-1480] FT Depot 2024-07-03 | 16mm 4K film scanIf you don't know what a Scopitone film is, check out this link: www.scopitonearchive.comEnglish title: Mashed Potatoes
The Six Thousand Dollar Nigger (1978) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1479] FT Depot 2024-06-29 | 35mm 4K film scanNightclub comic “Wildman Steve” Gallon is the blaxploitation, cut-rate Six Million Dollar Man, in this Miami-shot quickie from Rene Martinez, Jr. and an all-black cast and crew. Theaters in the South, including the premiere in Atlanta, had no problem advertising under its original title, but north of the Mason-Dixon Line, the film was run under a slew of alternate titles, including “The Six Thousand Dollar Super-Brother,” “The Six Thousand Dollar Black Man,” “The Six Thousand Dollar ______” (usually covered by the name of the theater), and finally reissued as “Super Soul Brother.”
The Thing (1982) Theatrical Teaser Trailer [4K] [FTD-1478] FT Depot 2024-06-25 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date June 25, 1982
Amazing Grace (1974) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1477] FT Depot 2024-06-22 | 35mm 4K film scan (of a print with vinegar syndrome)Release date August 30, 1974
The Spook Who Sat By The Door (1973) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1476] FT Depot 2024-06-19 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date September 21, 1973
Man Beast (1956) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1474] FT Depot 2024-06-13 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date December 5, 1956
Tickets Now On Sale at the Box Office (unknown date) Snipe [4K] [FTD-1473] FT Depot 2024-06-10 | 35mm 4K film scan
Black Pit of Dr M (1959) [4K] [FTD-1472] FT Depot 2024-06-07 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date May 13, 1959
Amalgamated Theatres Present (1950s-1962) Snipe [4K] [FTD-1470] FT Depot 2024-06-01 | 35mm 4K film scanThe Amalgamated presents clip was originally used at every Amalgamated Theatre in New Zealand after God Save the King/Queen. It was gradually dropped (possibly prints got damaged) and the last time patrons recall it being screened on a regular basis was at the State Theatre in Devonport Auckland around 1962. There print was still in remarkably good condition. Shortly after that they dropped the showing of the Queen film in favor of a record and consequently the Amalamated present clip disappeared.
Commencing Shortly At This Theatre (1950s-1960s) Snipe [4K] [FTD-1469] FT Depot 2024-05-30 | 35mm 4K film scanThis Commencing Shortly clip was used by Amalgamated Theatres in New Zealand during the 1950s and very early 1960s
The 8 OClock Chimes (unknown date) [4K] [FTD-1468] FT Depot 2024-05-28 | 35mm 4K film scanThe 8 O'Clock Chimes were used at the Kerridge Odeon St. James Theatre in Auckland, New Zealand. Other suburban independent theatres in New Zealand also adopted the use of this clip which played just before the 8pm movie. Reportedly some managers required the projectionist to hit the screen with this clip at exactly 8.00pm or the projectionist would be reprimanded.
The Giant Claw (1957) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1466] FT Depot 2024-05-21 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date June 1, 1957
Prevues of Coming Attractions (unknown date) Snipe [4K] [FTD-1465] FT Depot 2024-05-17 | 35mm 4K film scan
The Young Americans (1993) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1464] FT Depot 2024-05-14 | 35mm 4K film scanReleased in UK Oct. 8, 1993 (straight to video in US September 7, 1994). Starring Harvey Keitel as a US DEA agent sent to London to help Scotland Yard apprehend an American drug dealer with a large number of youths in his organization, all of them ready to embrace a new style of Yankee ruthlessness. Co-starring Viggo Mortenson and Thandiwe Newton. The feature directing debut of Danny Cannon, later to helm JUDGE DREDD with Sylvester Stallone, I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, and GEOSTORM, along with executive producing the first three "CSI" crime dramas for CBS.
THX Simpsons (1994) [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1463] FT Depot 2024-05-08 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audio
Please read the description - The Player (1971) LOST FEATURE FILM w/Minnesota Fats [4K] [FTD-1462] FT Depot 2024-04-01 | Today is FT Depot’s 4 year anniversary of uploading a new 35mm (and occasionally 16mm) scan every single day. Today we are releasing an entire LOST FEATURE film which we unearthed for today’s anniversary. To the best of our knowledge, this movie has not been seen in any form for over 50 years."The Player" is a 1971 feature film shot at Shopper's Pool Room in Baton Rouge, LA. It was written and directed by former professional billiards player Thomas DeMartini. The movie was a belated response to the success of the 1961 Jackie Gleason / Paul Newman film "The Hustler" which was based on Minnesota Fats. In this movie however, they got the real Minnesota Fats to play himself. It was produced by Gordon Ogden, president of the production company International Cinema. The Player was the production company's first film and it only played for one week before pulling it out of circulation from Gordon's theater chain Ogden-Perry Theatres. Reportedly only 30 prints were struck.The movie's principal cast were a group of unknowns, but it also included some professional billiard players, most notably Rudolph Wanderone Jr. (AKA: "Minnesota Fats"), who at the time of the film's release was one of the most famous billiard players of all time, as well as professional billiards player Jack Colavita. Both actors played themselves. Regarding this lost film, the best background we have been able to put together on the history of this specific 35mm print is that it played at a theater on its original release in 1971. It is unknown if the distributor abandoned the print or why it was never returned and instead sat in the theater for around 15-20 years until the theater closed. The theater’s projection service technician fortunately saw it was discarded and took it with him when he was removing the projection equipment. Several years later the technician dropped the print off at a drive-in theater which he was also servicing. It was assembled onto a center ring for platter projection with the intention to watch it one night after hours. After a while the print was carried downstairs (still fully assembled on a platter center ring) and was propped up against the wall in the back of an outside storage room to get it out of the way until they decided to run it. However the drive-in never actually projected the print since their double features ended so late in the night and everyone was always too tired. This all happened an estimated 25 years ago.This storage room is where we discovered the print. The room literally had a hole in the roof with rain water puddles on the floor and was completely exposed to the outside elements for what was likely a good 20 years.Fortunately we found it when we did, as once we realized it was a lost feature and needed to put forth the effort to save it, a considerable amount of work and time at the Film-Tech restoration lab was spent just un-blocking it. Had it stayed there for another 6 months or a year, it would have likely been past the point of salvaging the complete feature.The film is suffering badly from advanced stages of Vinegar Syndrome and most of the movie was physically “blocked”. (A blocked print is where all or a combination of high humidity, tight winding and/or warm temperature storage causes the layers of film to fuse together into one big solid mass.) Even after we were able to unwind the blocked print, it was still suffering from heavy physical distortion. There was significant water damage in spots where parts of the image or soundtrack were not able to be saved (especially in the end credits). Custom modifications had to be made to the scanner to be able to keep the majority of the frame in focus during the scan due to the extreme level of shrinking, warping and buckling that the film was suffering from. You will see effects of this physical damage particularly in the first reel where the image stretches and shrinks horizontally in a repetitive pattern. Please keep this in mind as the beginning of the movie is pretty rough, but does get steadily better as the movie progresses. The picture becomes generally stable in the second reel.Most of the film’s colors were able to be preserved reasonably well, but there are sections where the tint shifts back and forth from the VS degradation. For those scenes we aimed for an “average” on color balance. There was a lot of dirt physically embedded into the emulsion of the image as well. This would not come off due to the poor storage conditions the film suffered in for so many years. Although we do have more aggressive techniques to remove embedded dirt, there was a limit as to the measures we could perform on this print with it already being at the end of hospice.FT Depot is pleased to be able to present this historically important 53 year old “lost” film, even with all of its defects. 35mm 4K film scan Original theatrical release date November 5, 1971
Jungle 2 Jungle (1997) Theatrical Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1461] FT Depot 2024-03-31 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audioRelease date March 7, 1997
MovieTickets.com Morgan Spurlock Audition (2010) [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1460] FT Depot 2024-03-30 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audio
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) Theatrical Teaser Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1459] FT Depot 2024-03-29 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audioRelease date June 29, 2001
The Talented Mr Ripley (1999) Theatrical Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1458] FT Depot 2024-03-28 | 35mm 4K film scan - 5.1 digital audioRelease date December 12, 1999
Blade II (2002) Theatrical Trailer [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1457] FT Depot 2024-03-27 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date March 21, 2002
The Beautician and the Beast (1997) [5.1] [4K] [FTD-1456] FT Depot 2024-03-26 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date February 7, 1997
Fierce Creatures (1997) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1455] FT Depot 2024-03-25 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date January 24, 1997
Blue Valentine (2010) Theatrical Trailer [4K] [FTD-1454] FT Depot 2024-03-24 | 35mm 4K film scanRelease date December 29, 2010
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