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Bill Gabel
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Think Films
Flat 1.85
SRD / SR
7 Reels
Deluxe

TES

NOTE: Reel 1 is a half reel and reel 7 is 1/8 of a reel with end credits.

Also Beware of extra Low sub action, twice in the film.

Another thing to watch out for is making the first cut before the ThinkFilm logo, there is audio a few frames before it. [Eek!]

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John Koutsoumis
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Australian distributor: Hopscotch

Soundtrack also printed in Cyan

102 mins

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Scott Norwood
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Can anyone confirm or deny that the US prints have cyan tracks? If so, this may be a problem....

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Bill Gabel
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The original answer prints came from DuArt with a regular SRD / SR track. The release prints that we handled are from Deluxe Toronto and it was a regular track too.

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Patrick Matthews
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On my notes I have from a press screening I ran a few weeks ago I do not show it was cyan.

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John Koutsoumis
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I can't recall where the print I screened was struck but I make no mistake, it was a cyan track. May have being a different batch or different lab.

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Scott Norwood
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my print was not cyan, thankfully

R6 and R7 can be combined to comfortably fit on a single reel. If you do this (or make it up for platter use) be careful when cutting the tail of R6; there is no obvious place to cut and finding it requires matching up the soundtrack with the head of R7. It is possible to count 24 frames after the changeover cue on R6, but the cues are small and hard to see on the bench.

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