If anyone [quote]'s colins post w 56 screen caps, I think the whole internet might sputter out.

Come on, its Godard

Yes - you should have seen how many I edited it down from!

56? Thats almost 2 1/2 seconds of truth...

The Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War (Masao Adachi, 1971) R2 Japan

Pretty straightforward propaganda. No subtitles on the disk, but srt-files are available.

Some stills from Kino's release of Cabiria (to complement the separate thread for this release):

Stills from Kino's release of A Fool There Was (Frank Powell, 1915):













Dedicated thread located here.

As promised in the Griffith - Filmmakers thread, here are a series of stills from the first five volumes of Grapevine's series of D.W. Griffith Director series:


V1: The Adventures of Dollie (1908)


V1: Those Awful Hats (1909)


V1: Song of the Shirt (1908)


V1: Romance of a Jewess (1908)


V2: A Politician's Love Story (1909)


V2: The Golden Louis (1909)


V2: Resurrection (1909)


V3: Her First Biscuits (1909)


V3: The Country Doctor (1909)


V3: Renunciation (1909)


V4: A Corner In Wheat (1909)


V4: Fools of Fate (1909)


V4: The Gibson Goddess (1909)


V4: Lines of White on a Sullen Sea (1910)


V5: The Rocky Road (1910)


V5: As It is In Life (1910)


V5: Her Terrible Ordeal (1910)


V5: In the Border States (1910)

Aria (Second Sight, Region 2 UK)

Maciste (Borgnetto/Denziot 1915)

Restored by Cineteca Bologna. FRENCH AND ENGLISH SUBS!!!! And it only 14.90€.

As some of you know, the Strong Guy from Cabira got so popular they made a spin-off. This is the first one and more are coming up if you spend some money on this terrific release. Here Maciste is no longer a bodybuilder living 2000 years ago, but the actor from Cabiria being sought up by a damsel in distress who has just seen the movie and been impressed by his bending skills.

117 screen caps for ARIA...

Imagine having dial-up?

Knap, that restoration looks fabulous-- has the Cinoteca B/L'Imagine Ritrovata always had this line, or is it a new venture?

Neph, more muscle shots please. You know I love vintage, ahh, art.

Schreck, this is the first Cineteca Bologna DVD I ever put my hands on, so I don't really know.

Dave, Machiste wears a lot of disguises in this, so there'd not too much time for topless scenes.

Here are some stills from Flicker Alley's The Lost Films of John Gilbert:

Bardelys the Magnificent (King Vidor, 1926)







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Monte Cristo (Emmett J. Flynn, 1922)







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A few grabs from the Korean Film Archive release of Kim Ki-Young's Housemaid:






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Pasazerka (1963) / Czech release

(The screenshots match the ones in DVDBeaver's review of the Second Run release here.)











PROS

● OAR

CONS

● non-anamorphic

● the voice-over narration is dubbed in Czech

● the Polish dialogue is supplemented by burnt-in Czech tits

Cheers!
Peto

Not just a CON, but an exquisitely painful one.

This page is now so fucking HUGE it takes as long to download as a complete 8 hour version of Greed. In 1080p.

OK, this may not be the right thread, but I figured I would get an answer quicker here. Please direct me to a more appropriate thread if need be.

I am trying to take screencaps of my some Region 2 DVDs, but they will not play on my computer with VLC. So far, I have been able to take screencaps from my R2 "Picnic at Hanging Rock" and "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!" DVDs. But "Celine and Julie Go Boating," "The Innocents," "Paperhouse," and "Kwaidan" will not play. Does anyone know why this is so? I was led to believe that VLC would play all discs.

Try downloading an older version, perhaps - a similar happened to me when I got a new laptop (some sort of compatibility problem)...

Thanks so much, foggy eyes. I downloaded an older version, and it works!

Glad to hear it!

This page really is too unwieldy now...

I've always restricted myself to posting six caps per DVD, as I think this is sufficient to give a sense of the transfer quality. Could others do the same?

Just so people know, putting images in spoiler tags does not prevent the browser from loading them, so you might as well not bother. I have looked into lowering the number of posts per page in this particular thread, but it looks like we'd have to change that number for all threads on the board.

Even though it's not as pretty as a long thread full of images, perhaps you all can, in the future, do as I did with colin's post above and put IMG tags only on 5-6 images and then, if you want to provide more images, just post the links so people can click through if they wish.