Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 40 minutes ago
Apologies for the erratic camera movements - I didn’t want to contradict that very clear warning about turning your phone off.
However, I love all of you very much, and wanted to give you folks an inside look at the feature presentation of Little Women’s 35MM film exhibition. Apparently this is one of only 30 theaters in the world that is showing this on 35MM. Call it luck or fate, but that’s how I ended up here.
I know some of you aren’t as fortunate to experience this wonderful film in a celluloid format - damn you, digital projectors! - so allow me to grant you an all-access pass to how it all begins. Granted, I don’t condone film piracy in any way, shape, or form, but I think you guys are just as worthy of being blessed with celluloid film presentation just as much as I am.
Filmed at the amazing Gateway Film Center, on 1/18/20 at the 1:20pm showtime, in Auditorium 4.
I own absolutely nothing! I am simply uploading this for entertainment as well as archival purposes.
Apologies for the erratic camera movements - I didn’t want to contradict that very clear warning about turning your phone off.
However, I love all of you very much, and wanted to give you folks an inside look at the feature presentation of Little Women’s 35MM film exhibition. Apparently this is one of only 30 theaters in the world that is showing this on 35MM. Call it luck or fate, but that’s how I ended up here.
I know some of you aren’t as fortunate to experience this wonderful film in a celluloid format - damn you, digital projectors! - so allow me to grant you an all-access pass to how it all begins. Granted, I don’t condone film piracy in any way, shape, or form, but I think you guys are just as worthy of being blessed with celluloid film presentation just as much as I am.
Filmed at the amazing Gateway Film Center, on 1/18/20 at the 1:20pm showtime, in Auditorium 4.
I own absolutely nothing! I am simply uploading this for entertainment as well as archival purposes.
![35MM Cinema Endings: Ouija (2014) [Read Description]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qry9veMyS0I/mqdefault.jpg "35MM Cinema Endings: Ouija (2014) [Read Description]
This took a little longer than it should have. Oh well. Im gonna be starting a new series called 35MM Cinema Endings, which essentially showcases all of my archived 35MM endings I recorded over the years into a series just for you guys! My XTremeParaNormanFan account may have been deleted, but no doubt my 35MM endings are still here :)
So for this video, we have the ending of Universals 35MM print of the horror film based off the board game, Ouija. Not a good film by any means, but the 35MM ending was pretty neat. Though there were unfortunately no tail leaders shown at the end of this one (the matrix probably hit the bulb early), it was especially neat to see the rare Universal Parks and Resorts tag ported over to a 35MM print. Please ignore my high voice; this was way back when I was still in my pre-pubescent days and my voice literally sounded like a chipmunk. Lol :)
The theater was the now closed Rave Pittsburgh North 11 and in Auditorium 2.
Please stay tuned for more 35MM (and possibly digital) endings. I have a lot more coming on the way! :)")
![70mm Cinema Openings: Vertigo (1958) [1996 reissue]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rdCCEPgVOBc/mqdefault.jpg "70mm Cinema Openings: Vertigo (1958) [1996 reissue]
This was a genuine surprise to catch, a last-minute decision that I feel was absolutely worth every mile and penny. A STUNNING print that admittedly got a little rough towards the end (plenty of emulsion lines), but the clarity and color were off the charts and the DTS 6-track remix used for the sound was remarkable.
Filmed at the Gateway Film Center in Columbus, Ohio, on 10/15/2022.
Universal Studios owns all rights; only uploading for archival purposes.")
