MovieChat Forums > Fear and Desire (1953) Discussion > I traveled to the Kodak Archives in Roch...

I traveled to the Kodak Archives in Rochester to see this film

posted 17 years ago by itstheit
8 replies | jump to latest

I booked a personal screening of this film at the George Eastman House in March 2007, and filmed my journey to Rochester from my home in Canada.

The Eastman House fully cooperated in my use of footage I'd captured of the grounds and museum, as well as select stills from the film, itself.

I'd fashioned a documentary short from my footage, and the result is available for viewing here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktKtiQtY6lw

[–] rangex 17 years ago

I thoroughly enjoyed this.

[–] itstheit 17 years ago

Appreciated.

gn

[–] cmhero 16 years ago

Loved it.

[–] rz_sain 16 years ago

Nice, strange editing though. Did you have to pay to attend the screening?

[–] little-miss-blue-eyes 16 years ago

Umm...No offense but for someone who sits around and watches movies (3500!!!) all the time you should spend WAY less time eating carbs and trans fats. There is more footage of you eating processed junk in that movie than I would eat in a year. Seriously for your own health. STOP before your obese!!!

[–] orchidclub 13 years ago

Personally I find the fact that you don't know the difference between "your" and "you're" more disturbing than the original poster's eating habits.

____________________________
http://thrill-me.blogspot.com

[–] MrAwersome 13 years ago

I traveled across the room to see it and I'm not sure it was worth the trip.

[–] metroidplaya 13 years ago

Cool trip. I enjoyed watching your video, it was very interesting. You've inspired me to take a similar trip in the future. Also, quarter-pounders are pretty much the best food ever. They make any vacation complete.

P.S. You started this thread 4 years ago tomorrow, haha. I'm glad it (the thread/video) was still here for me to find and enjoy. The Internet is a pretty nifty thing.