Rare Early version of The Lost World (1997), 4K 35mm film trailer, flat 1.17 ratio
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Man that looks so good
If that’s not Zimmer’s music I don’t know who else it would be. Now I want a full Jurassic score by Zimmer!
Does anyone have a link to watch the full movie in this format?
Also, would love to check out the original Jurassic Park in this format if anyone has a link they could DM me.
Did anyone here see the teaser version of this trailer in a strobe light-equipped auditorium? Apparently back in 1997 Universal had special light kits installed in theaters that flashed with the lightning…
In my head Jeff Goldblum was always super old but he looks young and spry here. Or maybe I’m just getting old
whoa this is weird, i just watched this last night
It’s funny that they used the same trailer score from the first ever teaser of Jurassic Park (I think it’s music from Backdraft) especially since they already had the theme from John Williams.
Perhaps they just use that Backdraft score as filler until the final music is chosen.
What’s causing the image to look brighter, especially noticeable on faces? I think I noticed the same on a film scan of Star Wars (Project 4K77).
Compare the Blu-Ray version of Star Wars:
https://i.imgur.com/rkh885m.jpg
and the film scan:
https://i.imgur.com/ARdEoNX.jpg
It isn’t the same for movies shot on 35 mm today and scanned in, so it isn’t something inherently in film, right?
I wonder where people get these 35mm open matte versions from… I am pretty sure I have seen whole movies where there was an open matte version.
Do they come on some crazy edition DVD´s or Bly-Rays we mortals don’t have access to or something?
I’m not sure how “rare” this is; it’s literally the first teaser trailer and played in front of a ton of films back in late 1996/early 1997. The only noteworthy thing here is because it’s a scan of the 35mm film, most of the trailer is in Super35 open matte format (that would get cropped by the projectionist; notice how all the VFX shots in the trailer are in the final film’s 1.85 aspect ratio).