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John T. Hendrickson, Jr
Jedi Master Film Handler

Posts: 889
From: Freehold, NJ, USA
Registered: Apr 2001

posted 11-19-2001 08:02 PM

Universal
Scope
6 Reels
DTS/SRD/SDDS
TES Depot, Wilmington, OH

Attached trailer: A Beautiful Mind

Loose in the can: The Bourne Identity
Behind Enemy Lines
Ocean's 11
Vanilla Sky
The Royal Tannenbaums
Blackhawk Down

Note: Tail of reel #1, and heads and tails of reels # 2 & 3 had a quarter frame before/after the black leader/tail. If you simply cut 4 sprocket holes from the black, YOU WILL BE OUT OF FRAME! Have not seen this abnormality before, but both of our prints had it.

Also, you only have about three frames between the "coming soon" ending on the attached trailer and the soundtrack of the Universal logo. Be careful not to cut the analog soundtract if you are dropping in a policy trailer.

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Adam Martin
I'm not even gonna point out the irony.

Posts: 3686
From: Dallas, TX
Registered: Nov 2000

posted 11-19-2001 11:00 PM

So, uh, did anyone else receive their print 20 minutes before the sneak preview?

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Keith Peticolas
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 108
From: Eagle River, Alaska, USA
Registered: Aug 2001

posted 11-20-2001 09:38 PM

Yep, mine just arrived about a hour ago. Seeing how I'm in Alaska, makes getting anything replaced in time for a Wednesday opening kind of hard. Thanks TES.

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Joseph Pandolfi
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 213
From: Milford, CT.
Registered: Nov 1999

posted 11-21-2001 03:08 PM

On the beginning of R3 mine had a quarter frame of something that is not related to the scene, then a full frame of the picture. That is five sprocket hole frame!

Anyone see the new Universal Studios Logo (E.T. 20th. Anniversary)?

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