issue is, companies are spending so much to update to digital cinema the studios have to put out more 3D to justify said updates so we get more crap….i refuse to pay 17 buts to have tyler perry in my face, sorry
i wrote an entire episode based on this very idea for the web series underbelly for the popular video game sight screwattack.com
ill post the link when it goes live, we cover the 50’s 80’s and current trend
i agree with bob, where are you located and what are you looking for. i have 10 years of cinema operations under my belt and have been a one man show at my last 2 very buisy locations
well the theater itself was once a great movie palace and as is so usual these days there cut up twinned tripled and so on, the great old features are replaced by cookie cutter shapes and colors. this story is very much about the ghosts of the past, but i went the multiplex route becuse creaky old houses or theaters are cliche
its a ghost story and scary and not in a wait till the last 7 mins way like paranormal activity, but at its core what we tried to put out there was the love and power these old buildings have. and in an age of disney digital 3-d surround sound mega size soda 20 dollar ticket prices is the simple joys of a scratched 35mm print of an old monster movie and a balcony to watch it from
i shot and cut the clip to look and feel like those great old grindhouse teasers. drop me a line with you feelings on the project. we have all our ducks in a row but funding is harsh in these economic times
well ted owns the theater, im simply a friend with 10 years of running movie theaters that are owned by those who shy away from special events so i offered my services to attract as many as i can down for some late october fun. these classic shows are a blast and 2 few are available in jersey
all 3 are 35mm presentations none of the dvd garbage so many are trying to pass these days, the theater itself is the last nickelodeon in the state family owned and operated
issue is, companies are spending so much to update to digital cinema the studios have to put out more 3D to justify said updates so we get more crap….i refuse to pay 17 buts to have tyler perry in my face, sorry
i wrote an entire episode based on this very idea for the web series underbelly for the popular video game sight screwattack.com
ill post the link when it goes live, we cover the 50’s 80’s and current trend
i agree with bob, where are you located and what are you looking for. i have 10 years of cinema operations under my belt and have been a one man show at my last 2 very buisy locations
another reason why quentin is a cinema god
well the theater itself was once a great movie palace and as is so usual these days there cut up twinned tripled and so on, the great old features are replaced by cookie cutter shapes and colors. this story is very much about the ghosts of the past, but i went the multiplex route becuse creaky old houses or theaters are cliche
its a ghost story and scary and not in a wait till the last 7 mins way like paranormal activity, but at its core what we tried to put out there was the love and power these old buildings have. and in an age of disney digital 3-d surround sound mega size soda 20 dollar ticket prices is the simple joys of a scratched 35mm print of an old monster movie and a balcony to watch it from
i shot and cut the clip to look and feel like those great old grindhouse teasers. drop me a line with you feelings on the project. we have all our ducks in a row but funding is harsh in these economic times
dont forget this friday
the harbor 5 will be next, sad but after being used by this company this summer im not shocked
well ted owns the theater, im simply a friend with 10 years of running movie theaters that are owned by those who shy away from special events so i offered my services to attract as many as i can down for some late october fun. these classic shows are a blast and 2 few are available in jersey
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all 3 are 35mm presentations none of the dvd garbage so many are trying to pass these days, the theater itself is the last nickelodeon in the state family owned and operated
please come check this event out and help keep films alive at this fantastic theater in the heart of wildwood
not gonna lie thats awsome
i was there untill last wed gutting the inside with there crew
35mm at a movie theater…intresting concept, honest who else is sick of digital 3d cause i am, and not even as a theater manager just as a movie lover
i miss running films there
closed for good
ventnor nj and glassborro nj both have theaters that are sitting empty
im jealous
why do awsome things likethis happen now where near me
jay pregent came into my theater today and gave me his card so i looked up the madison. very cool
i dropped u an email from , i would love to see a list
i currently run a theater and treasure the few cheesy prints i have now
ill be here and i love nothing more then to show people around these cool old buildings (which isnt as impressive as pitman) and talk movies.