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Author Topic: Help me identify this film... Jeffry L. Johnson Jedi Master Film Handler Posts: 809 From: Cleveland, Ohio, USA Registered: Apr 2000 posted 12-30-2010 05:36 PM                        SMPTE Standard 185 specifies that audio records 4 and 5 shall be adjacent to the frameline identifier. That's Right-Center and Right channels. _The King and I_ 70mm rerelease was in 1961, New York on March 23, Los Angeles on May 10.  |  IP: Logged Mark Lensenmayer Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1605 From: Upper Arlington, OH Registered: Sep 1999 posted 12-30-2010 08:37 PM                     <duplicate information -- post deleted>  |  IP: Logged Monte L Fullmer Film God Posts: 8367 From: Nampa, Idaho, USA Registered: Nov 2004 posted 12-30-2010 09:23 PM                     (..and good seeing Jeff Bridges in that clip again...) I also ran the 4trk Mag version of "King Kong" on its opening night. RCA guy came in and gave our Simplex XL Mag system a good tuning prior to the opening night. It sounded great... I also have some clips from that movie when we ran it in 1982 as a kid show ..and played it in mag/optical once again ...  |  IP: Logged Frank Angel Film God Posts: 5305 From: Brooklyn NY USA Registered: Dec 1999 posted 01-08-2011 01:40 PM                        KING KONG (Dino D.) had a GREAT sound mix -- Academy Award winner, I think. I played it in the late 70s to nearly sold out houses (1500 seats -- balcony closed -- over three days) and an excellent, positive audience response each show, albeit mostly college kids. We added two double 18in subwoofer Community bins in the pit and ran it through a DBX Sub-Harmonic Bass Synthesizer processor that takes everything below 150Hz and halves it, then adds it back into the low end and then sends it to the EB channel. It's an amazing piece of equipment; it sounds very natural, just very rich and deep -- you felt Kong's footsteps in the pit of your stomach! I gotta tell yah, it really kicked ass. Now there's a film that the public liked and the critics hated. Happens all the time....aint that right Little Fockers?! What it had going against it was the fact that the original was a beloved classic that everyone loved, so people right off want to know why you are even trying to mess with it. People go into to remakes with a negative chip on their shoulder from the get-go. Aint that right Mr. Cruise and Mr. Reeves? (WAR OF THE WORLDS & THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, to name just a few)  |  IP: Logged

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