Pop Goes The CultureMore newly discovered footage from the great entertainment store Media Play. This footage contains the midnight release party of Independence Day. I apologize for the tape noise and distortion on the top of the screen. The tape did not age well after (can you believe it?) 23 years! So you may just want to turn the volume all the way down.
Take note that DVD had not come out as a format yet so everything is good ol' VHS. This footage was filmed at store #8121 in Taylorsville, Utah.
Media Play Midnight Release Event Christmas Of 1996Pop Goes The Culture2019-03-23 | More newly discovered footage from the great entertainment store Media Play. This footage contains the midnight release party of Independence Day. I apologize for the tape noise and distortion on the top of the screen. The tape did not age well after (can you believe it?) 23 years! So you may just want to turn the volume all the way down.
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