Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
(If you don't like how blurry this capture is, go check out Sebastian Segura's upload, as it's in much better quality: youtube.com/watch?v=n4GzO4WiyDY)
THX's "Bounty" trailer, created in 2003 as a way to commemorate its 20th anniversary and celebrate its achievements in the cinema industry. Unlike a majority of THX's other trailers (sans the original mix of 'Cimarron'), this one has not been released onto home media of any kind.
Original visual capture courtesy of Joe Redifer (direct link: youtu.be/XF46bJV-Bg0). It's not the best quality, (it was a camera recording after all) but it had to do until quality scans surfaced, which didn't happen until long after this video was uploaded. (about the only thing I did in the meantime was correct the angle.)
Audio sourced from 'The Simpsons Movie' (2007) DTS theatrical CD-ROM courtesy of Niko Bellic. (The original capture by Joe/Sound Sack had audio sourced from a Dolby Digital DA20 SR-D sound processor recorded to MiniDisc and muxed to a 6-channel DVD, whereas this is more of a direct cinema-quality rip. That is, until YouTube compresses it.)
(If you don't like how blurry this capture is, go check out Sebastian Segura's upload, as it's in much better quality: youtube.com/watch?v=n4GzO4WiyDY)
THX's "Bounty" trailer, created in 2003 as a way to commemorate its 20th anniversary and celebrate its achievements in the cinema industry. Unlike a majority of THX's other trailers (sans the original mix of 'Cimarron'), this one has not been released onto home media of any kind.
Original visual capture courtesy of Joe Redifer (direct link: youtu.be/XF46bJV-Bg0). It's not the best quality, (it was a camera recording after all) but it had to do until quality scans surfaced, which didn't happen until long after this video was uploaded. (about the only thing I did in the meantime was correct the angle.)
Audio sourced from 'The Simpsons Movie' (2007) DTS theatrical CD-ROM courtesy of Niko Bellic. (The original capture by Joe/Sound Sack had audio sourced from a Dolby Digital DA20 SR-D sound processor recorded to MiniDisc and muxed to a 6-channel DVD, whereas this is more of a direct cinema-quality rip. That is, until YouTube compresses it.)
