Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 40 minutes ago
Sorry about the Bandicam watermark, this was the only way I could get the video. But enough of that. Here's a very, very, very rare promo used at Cinemark theaters in 2004 to promote The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie! It was originally shown in Cinemark theaters in mainly 35mm, but I found a fully digital version of the promo on a website called Cinema Concepts. Enjoy, and also MY 35MM ENDING VIDEOS HAVE BEEN SORTED. THEY WILL BE OUT EITHER TONIGHT OR TOMORROW.
Sorry about the Bandicam watermark, this was the only way I could get the video. But enough of that. Here's a very, very, very rare promo used at Cinemark theaters in 2004 to promote The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie! It was originally shown in Cinemark theaters in mainly 35mm, but I found a fully digital version of the promo on a website called Cinema Concepts. Enjoy, and also MY 35MM ENDING VIDEOS HAVE BEEN SORTED. THEY WILL BE OUT EITHER TONIGHT OR TOMORROW.
![[From The Booth] 35MM Cinema Endings: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LbD69UtS-l4/mqdefault.jpg "[From The Booth] 35MM Cinema Endings: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)
Apologies for the vertically-filmed video.
Shot from the projection booth of the absolutely legendary Mahoning Drive-In Theater located in Lehighton, PA. The shipping boxes specified this as print #1. Filmed on July 18th, 2020.
Of course, as usual, no copyright infringement intended.")
![35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LjNKOC-rSmk/mqdefault.jpg "35mm [Home] Cinema Endings: Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Heading back to the 35mm content in dribs and drabs (with my inactivity mostly due to the absolutely draining holiday season at work over the past week or so), with this one I got as a Christmas gift. I was surprised to find out that upon opening the package this is a Technicolor print. As some know, Technicolor shut down their 35mm film distribution lab a good deal before Deluxe, which went on until around May of 2014 before FotoKem became dominant. Granted, the credits do note “Prints by Technicolor” clearly, but Paramount’s dependence on the Deluxe lab especially this late into the format’s lifespan had me making different assumptions. I was proven wrong, and I wholeheartedly welcome it. :-)
5 reels. SR, SRD, DTS and SDDS tracks. I’ll try and get back to as many comments as I can.
DreamWorks Animation / Universal Pictures own all copyrights to Kung Fu Panda 2.")
