Trailer of the Day: Captain America: The First Avenger
March 24th 2011 09:30
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Looks Good!!
Category: Trailers
After being deemed unfit for military service, Steve Rogers volunteers for a top secret research project that turns him into Captain America, a superhero dedicated to defending America's ideals.
I like it a lot - I don't love it but I am excited and I am stunned with what they did to Chris Evans - him I DO like!!
It looks a lot like Ben Button special effects to make him so dweeby until he turns into Captain America.
Slot it in for July 22nd this year.
I like it a lot - I don't love it but I am excited and I am stunned with what they did to Chris Evans - him I DO like!!
Slot it in for July 22nd this year.
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Comment by silverautumn
Cinema Three
Projecting Projectionist - Film Reviews from a Small Town Theatre Employee
And I'm excited! It looks great! Not super fantastic, but great!
And yea, Chris Evans is sure easy on the eyes.
Comment by Jason King
Sydney Table
Salty Popcorn
Total Randomness
How is your transition from 35mm to DIG going in the projection rooms? We are halfway through all our cinemas. I fear the day of the projectionist is coming to an end.
Comment by silverautumn
Cinema Three
Projecting Projectionist - Film Reviews from a Small Town Theatre Employee
It kinda makes me sad that the projectionist is becoming extinct. I actually moved from that little town and alas am no longer a projectionist (2 years was a good run). I miss it, one of the best jobs!
I'm pretty sure that the small theater I was at won't be getting digital projectors anytime soon. They don't really make a lot of money so they can't afford the digital ones. If there comes a day when all movies are digital then that theater may just shut down.
How's the transition going for you guys?
Comment by Jason King
Sydney Table
Salty Popcorn
Total Randomness
That is such a shame you left the cinema - once a projectionist..........
A lot of the cinemas are now being subsidised for digital projectors by the studios. A European country - I wish I could remember (I think maybe Greenland) has a policy that every person has the right to have a cinema a certain distance that is accessible from them - and to make things better the government paid for every conversion to DIGITAL. This slowed our conversion down as they ordered about 2000 projectors.
Australia is going well - my company is 1/4 of the way through it's 1000 or so screens. The standard projectionist is becoming extinct that is for sure but the DIG is opening more doors into the DIG side with more projectionist/ IT positions becoming available with lots of training - fingers crossed - I am applying for all of them
Take Care