ForestGWolfy

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Last activity: 28-May-2025
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Post: #1628853
Topic: Fantasia Special_Edition Laserdisc Restoration with Sunflower v2.0
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628853/action/topic#1628853
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:25 PM — Edited 27-May-2025 10:37 PM

Can anyone online dm me if you have the full length digitized 35mm scan of oliver and company also made by Disney? They never used these versions on all home video releases.

Post: #1628852
Topic: Jungle Book (1967) 35mm Preservation! (Help needed!) (a WIP)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628852/action/topic#1628852
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:25 PM

RU.08 said:

We have the opportunity to scan Jungle Book. From three IB Technicolor prints (two in English). Some work has already been done on the first print, here is a video preview of Reel 2:

Password: jbpreview

As you can see, this print is in excellent overall condition with very few lines or scratches, and it is very clean. It does however have some splices, and we will need to scan the second print to do a proper restoration. The total scanning costs are around $900 (that does not cover rental, postage, or hard drive space), although I have already covered some of that as well as received some private donations. The main print we’re working from will be available for a while, however the second print is a limited opportunity. I would like to be able to scan it as well, but currently don’t have the funds to do it. If you’re interested in donating to the cause, please send me a message!

Also, we will shortly have limited access to the Sleeping Beauty and Lady and the Tramp prints as well!

Thanks!

Screenshots of Print #1:

That’s a great scan.
Can anyone online dm me if you have the full length digitized 35mm scan of the great mouse detective and oliver and company also made by Disney? They never used these versions on all home video releases.

Post: #1628849
Topic: Fantasia - 35mm Project (Help Needed) (a WIP)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628849/action/topic#1628849
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:24 PM

Can anyone online dm me if you have the full length digitized 35mm scan of the great mouse detective and oliver and company also made by Disney? They never used these versions on all home video releases.

Post: #1628848
Topic: Lion King Theatrical unaltered version recreated and remastered (W.I.P. at the moment)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628848/action/topic#1628848
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:24 PM — Edited 27-May-2025 11:00 AM

Post: #1628846
Topic: Bonus content of Movies
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628846/action/topic#1628846
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:24 PM

Post: #1628844
Topic: Aladdin 35mm (Released)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628844/action/topic#1628844
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:24 PM

Post: #1628842
Topic: Beauty and the Beast (1991) 35mm (need help).
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628842/action/topic#1628842
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:23 PM

Post: #1628841
Topic: Fantasia Special Edition Blu Ray Restoration V2.0 (Released)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628841/action/topic#1628841
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:23 PM — Edited 27-May-2025 11:02 AM

Post: #1628839
Topic: Fantasia Special Edition 35mm Restoration 1.0 (released)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628839/action/topic#1628839
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:23 PM

Post: #1628836
Topic: Fantasia Special Edition Laserdisc Restoration v2.3
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628836/action/topic#1628836
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:21 PM — Edited 16-Feb-2025 1:23 PM

Post: #1628809
Topic: Last movie seen
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628809/action/topic#1628809
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:10 PM

inside out 2, best movie of 2024

Post: #1628808
Topic: Is 4k worth the upgrade???
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628808/action/topic#1628808
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:10 PM

only if classic movies are in 35mm or 70mm, im looking for great mouse detective and oliver and company the original 35mm theatrical versions (raw eastman lpp filmstrips, and original camera negatives} not seen on home video, as well as the bambi 1988 reissue

Post: #1628807
Topic: In 2024, what's the most "pure" version of Disney movies?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628807/action/topic#1628807
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:09 PM

35mm film prints. im looking for great mouse detective and oliver and company the original 35mm theatrical versions (raw eastman lpp filmstrips, and original camera negatives} not seen on home video, as well as the bambi 1988 reissue

Post: #1628805
Topic: Looking for Rare Movies
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1628805/action/topic#1628805
Time: 16-Feb-2025 1:09 PM

im looking for great mouse detective and oliver and company the original 35mm theatrical versions (raw eastman lpp filmstrips, and original camera negatives} not seen on home video, as well as the bambi 1988 reissue

Post: #1626666
Topic: Info: Anyone Have The Fight Club Workprint? Or any workprints for that matter?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1626666/action/topic#1626666
Time: 30-Jan-2025 6:58 PM — Edited 30-Jan-2025 11:48 PM

so what is this about?.

Post: #1626620
Topic: Help: looking for... The Great Mouse Detective (1986) - full original uncut version
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1626620/action/topic#1626620
Time: 30-Jan-2025 11:01 AM — Edited 27-May-2025 10:49 AM

Do the same for the 1988 35mm/16mm lpp film reel of Oliver and company as its original opening and closing logo is in widescreen because Oliver is the first animated film by Disney to be fully produced in widescreen (plus recently the theatrical bootleg footage was leaked by Woomy .

Post: #1626482
Topic: Info & Help: looking for... workprints that were floating around in trading circles in the 1990's & 2000's!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1626482/action/topic#1626482
Time: 29-Jan-2025 10:25 AM — Edited 30-Jan-2025 11:48 PM

what about it ?.

Post: #1620255
Topic: Info & Discussion: Fullscreen Laserdisc / DVD Preservations
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1620255/action/topic#1620255
Time: 18-Dec-2024 11:45 AM

Can you please scan and digitize the whole original 1986 35mm of great mouse detective? It has the original 985 version of the Disney logo not seen in any home media and streaming release.

TServo2049 said:

As you can see, the whole frame is used. I’m willing to bet that the cels not going all the way to the edge of the frame is why the full screen transfers were tighter. This is why a lot of 1.37 animated films aren’t completely open-matte.

My point was that An American Tail is open-matte, but that the widescreen has almost no extra picture on the sides, and I don’t know why.

Post: #1619315
Topic: The Vaultbreakers Collection - Disney Preservations
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1619315/action/topic#1619315
Time: 10-Dec-2024 4:22 PM

Can you please do a full scan and digitisation of the original 1986 35mm reel print of the great mouse detective ? The original 1985 version of the Walt Disney pictures logo is in the start of the film (it was dark blue not light blue).

Do the same for Oliver an company because its original logo was not found in all home media.

poita said:

The CLD-99 doesn’t hold a candle to the X0 or the X9 I’m afraid.

BTW, there is a crackingly good 35mm print of the Great Mouse Detective going cheap on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-GREAT-MOUSE-DETECTIVE-Disney-FEATURE-film-Animated-35mm-Vincent-Price-voiced-/290917307847?pt=US_Film&hash=item43bc05d5c7

Post: #1615796
Topic: Info: Recommended Editions of Disney Animated (and Partially Animated) Features
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1615796/action/topic#1615796
Time: 11-Nov-2024 1:22 PM

TServo2049 said:

Doctor M, your hypothesis about “thinned” lines not being some kind of digital artifact is interesting.

I can’t find the site/forum, but I remember someone complaining that there was DVNR artifacting in the Vista Series DVD of Roger Rabbit. The lines indeed look thin and wispy, but the Blu-ray and the French HDTV broadcast seem to have the same line characteristics.

I’m betting that RR had hair-thin inking to begin with, so the characters would better blend into the live action - the cels I’ve seen seem to bear that out.

Also, does anybody else think the “Mystery in the Mist” transfer of The Great Mouse Detective looks a tad TOO warm? I won’t argue that it’s a better transfer than the old DVD, but there’s an original 35mm print from 1986 on eBay, and the blues actually look blue. (Or is that just due to the white balance on the digital camera capturing the projection?)

Why hasn’t anyone scanned and digitize the original 1986 35mm theatrical print of great mouse detective and never uploaded it on the internet at all ?

Post: #1614680
Topic: Info: Recommended Editions of Disney Animated (and Partially Animated) Features
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1614680/action/topic#1614680
Time: 2-Nov-2024 2:51 PM — Edited 2-Nov-2024 2:59 PM

Recently someone online has recently managed to post the original logo from a rare France vhs copy of oliver and company that might come from a 1988 US theatrical print or 1989 France theatrical print. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XMwyVDFlBQ

Post: #1614679
Topic: Info: Recommended Editions of Disney Animated (and Partially Animated) Features
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1614679/action/topic#1614679
Time: 2-Nov-2024 2:51 PM — Edited 2-Nov-2024 2:52 PM

I wanted to buy the original theatrical 35mm lpp prints of oliver and company and great mouse detective.

Post: #1614678
Topic: Info: Recommended Editions of Disney Animated (and Partially Animated) Features
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1614678/action/topic#1614678
Time: 2-Nov-2024 2:50 PM

I wanted to buy the original 35mm lpp prints of Oliver and company and great mouse detective please. I need them to scan and digitize sections of the lpp to post them online like the original opening and closing logos available available on home video or streaming.

ww12345 said:

Also, here are some Disney films I found on a 35mm forum I frequent - let me know if anyone is interested in these and I’ll see if they are still available.

Oliver and Company - LPP Disney - $299.00




MARY POPPINS $300 50% COLOR
PETER PAN $750 COLOR
ROBIN HOOD $250 50% COLOR




MENACE ON THE MOUNTAIN Adventure Mitch Vogel, Richard Anderson 1970 £150.00 Walt Disney IB Technicolor




Disney’s Hook (1991) - £350
Haven’t had the opportunity to view the movie, but still offering the refund option.

SNOW WHITE AND THE 7 DWARFS - LPP COLOR FULL FRAME - BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL OF THE DISNEY CLASSIC FILM. - $599.00 NOW ON HOLD!!!

THE PRINCE AND THE PAULPER - LPP COLOR MYLAR - MICKEY MOUSE - DONALD DUCK - PLUTO - GOOFY - ALL STAR DISNEY CAST - 1/2 HOUR DISNEY CARTOON FEATURETTE - EXTREMELY HARD TO FIND - $800.00

ROBINHOOD - I.B. TECHNICOLOR DISNEY CLASSIC ANIMATED FEATURE - BRIAN BEDFORD , PHIL HARRIS - $499.99

THE RESCUERS - LPP COLOR FULL FRAME - BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC - $499.00

BAMBI - LPP ORIGINAL PRINT WITH SOME WEAR - $199.00

CINDERELLA - IB TECHNICOLOR ORIGINAL PRINT NICE CONDITION - $599.00

THE GREAT MOUSE DECTECTIVE - LPP COLOR MYLAR DISNEY - $399.00

LADY AND THE TRAMP -RARE I.B. TECH CINEMASCOPE DISNEY - $699.00

SLEEPING BEAUTY - RARE I.B. TECH CINEMASCOPE DISNEY - $699.00

THE JUNGLE BOOK - RARE I.B. TECH DISNEY CLASSIC - $699.00 

101 DALMATIONS - I.B. TECH DISNEY ANIMATED CLASSIC - $699.00

THE SWORD IN THE STONE - I.B. TECH DISNEY CLASSIC - $299.00

ALICE IN WONDERLAND - I.B. TECH DISNEY CLASSIC - $499.00

ARISTOCATS - I.B. TECH DISNEY ANIMATED CLASSIC - $299.00

PETER PAN - LPP COLOR ANIMATED DISNEY CLASSIC - $399.00

SO DEAR TO MY HEART - I.B. TECH DISNEY CLASSIC - $499.00

THE HORSE IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT - I.B. TECH DISNEY CLASSIC - $299.00

I’m fairly sure that the last set of prints I listed is the guy who just sold that whole set, but who knows if it is or if he has listed everything he had. Also, maybe I’ll see if I could get the emails of some of the people he sold to, if he is the same guy…

Post: #1167442
Topic: Info: Recommended Editions of Disney Animated (and Partially Animated) Features
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1167442/action/topic#1167442
Time: 4-Feb-2018 6:09 PM

skyjedi2005 said:

Almost no difference in the picture framing or aspect ratio there.

Except for there being a slight more picture information on top in some of the full framed laserdisc captures.

Is jungle book supposed to be full frame or 16:9 ?

And why do some of the widescreen shots have like maybe 2% more image on the sides while chopping off the top.

FULLFRAME