Lost media thread?
Lost media thread?
Andrew Hughes
Zachary Harris
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Jace Scott
El Apóstol (which translated into English would be In "The Apostle")
It is an animated film Argentina . made in the year 1917 .
It is considered the first animated feature in history.
unfortunately there are no more copies of this film by Quirino Cristiani
en.wikipedia.org
Jeremiah Johnson
this stuff interests me, but since it's practically 100% gone, there's not really any way it could ever be found :(
Kayden Collins
if a shame that this piece of animation is lost
and next year (November 9, 2017) this film be 100 years old.
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Lincoln Murphy
It really disappoints me that some asshole actually took the time to print that out in an attempt to fool us.
Andrew Jenkins
this one is worse
Adrian Powell
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Cooper Ross
what happens is that there are people who are very easy to fool.
if you look in Wikipedia, you will find information short films and animated films if they were made.
which unfortunately they are lost
Lincoln Morgan
In perfect condition no less.
Andrew Green
moar?
Brody Sullivan
dailymotion.com
Hope you don't care too much about your eyes.
Angel Hall
what is this though
Evan Anderson
A TV spot for a saturday morning cartoon that never came out, as far as I can tell.
Connor Adams
of LMW-Tan? Sure, here you go
Mason Green
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Brody Williams
Le avventure di Pinocchio, or The Adventures of Pinocchio, was to be both the first animated film from Italy and the first cel-animated film. Due to financial troubles, development was ceased in 1936, and the only surviving remnants of the film are the script and a few frames.
en.wikipedia.org
Lucas Adams
cool, i hadnt heard of this one!
also have some more lmw-tan
Caleb Bennett
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Joseph Sullivan
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Thomas Turner
She can't afford a chair either apparently
William Cooper
Oh yeah, what about Pinto Colvig's one? From 1915? It's also lost, but I haven't seen info on how it is so can't say for sure it's a feature length film.
Logan Cruz
don't know if this belongs here or Legos, if their is even a category for it
Nathaniel Rogers
Ugh, that show sucked.
Jacob Turner
Max Fleischer reportedly had produced the sexual encounter in September of 1938. This legendary film was allegedly created as sort of a coarse "Thank You" present to all those artists who agreed to come on down to Florida when the Fleischer Studio relocated from New York City to Miami, FL. This particular cartoon according to people who were interviewed who claimed to have attended the Fleischer "Welcome to Miami" party wasn't just 10 to 15 seconds of finished pencil work. No, this one reel wonder was supposedly fully inked and painted with detailed backgrounds full of stylized Florida landscapes. It also featured a full vocal track as well as a musical score. More importantly, it was said to be outrageously amusing ... with Betty Boop giving Popeye an extremely warm welcome for making the long trip down to Miami.
The highlight of the film came when Popeye after an extremely strenous session with Betty downed a can of spinach. Instead of making him strong the spinach went to his groin area. And you can guess the rest. The film was only shown once at the "Welcome to Miami" party at the Fleischer Studios.
After that Max Fleischer reportedly locked the only copy away in the Fleischer Studios safe. Max would often screen it for male visitors who were touring the Flordia facility.
Once the Fleischer brothers were forced out of their own animation studio by Paramount Pictures executives in 1942, the reel dropped from sight. Lost to the ages.
Jacob Moore
Remember Inside Jimmy's Head? That's considered lost media now.
Jordan James
I think it was lost for a reason
Josiah Brown
jesus christ man