!|FOUND MEDIA WEEK - DAY 6: [[Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa (2002 CGI Animated TV Movie)|RAPSITTIE STREET KIDS: BELIEVE IN SANTA]]! (Added 13 Sep 2015)
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Well guys, here it is... The sour cream of the crop, the unholy grail of 3D animation, ''Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa''.
Hey guys!
Some more really neat stuff has come to pass in the last couple of weeks, so let's dive straight into today's notice board post and check 'em out:
*Firstly (and most astonishingly), a copy of the ludicrously elusive 1975 Terrence Stamp film [[Hu-Man (lost Terence Stamp film; 1975)|''Hu-Man'']] has been unearthed by Cinemageddon user Goupil66! While this copy is ''not'' in its original English dub, but rather a French one, subtitles have already been created by fellow CG'ers aloysius70 and corvusalbus and thus the film can now be enjoyed by both French and English audiences alike; huge thanks go to all involved, I have personally been wanting to see this one for some time now! Those without a Cinemageddon account can download the film [https://mega.nz/#!zAYAmZCR!C-YUZWFUTtPvy9yLWl952OI-3SG9KOx4xsDte9iRwts here] and the subtitles [https://mega.nz/#!WE5UUTpa!0NVQ8eI7abGtw93ZTKY9IMqNhVazjZvMurvCX__CWAM here].
I'm not gunna go into the specifics of how I managed to get my hands on this film, suffice to say that it was a rather unpleasant experience. However, that is all water under the bridge now and the film is finally here for all to enjoy (well, ''enjoy'' may be a bit of a stretch, but you know what I mean).
*Secondly, the Li Cheng version of [[Terrifying 9.11 (Unresurfaced Pirated GBC Game; Early 2000s)|''Terrifying 9.11'']] has been successfully dumped and uploaded by taizou at Handheld Underground! I know first-hand that dumping this cartridge was no easy feat, so big thanks to taizou for his efforts, they're much appreciated! Both the raw ROM dump and a fixed version can be obtained [http://hhug.me/?post=58 here].
*For those who missed my Shoutbox comment on the topic, I recently received my McDonaldland Loch VHS and have ripped and uploaded my version (in the highest possible quality and with proper stereo audio), obtainable [https://mega.nz/#!WEZWWB4J!3VgXsQP1-xWRWUhAxrTuaDR2yLXjdqUgAeAwlT9nsXg here].
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*More [[The Moxy Show aka 'The Moxy Pirate Show' and 'The Moxy & Flea Show' (lost episodes; 1993-2000)|''Moxy Show'']] footage has been uncovered! LMW regular Thomas Paul Jennings made the discovery (via previously uploaded clips that slipped under the radar and that come courtesy of Frank Gresham) and has conveniently edited all currently available footage into a single video, viewable above. Thanks Thomas!
I really don't have much more to say about this film that it doesn't already say for itself. Thanks to those involved in getting this movie out in the open, and I'm sorry we couldn't end things on more amicable terms; c'est la vie.
*And finally, another minute or so of original [[Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? (Rare/Unreleased Original Voice Audio and Unfinished/Unknown Episodes)|''Robot Jones'']] voice recordings have surfaced courtesy of Vimeo user Lincar Rox! Thanks Lincar!
Have fun and be merry!
That's about all for today's notice board post, though I'd just like to wrap it up by thanking everyone who came to hang out during Found Media Week from the 8th through to the 13th of September. I had a really great time organising it all and I hope you guys also enjoyed it :) For anyone who missed Found Media Week, fear not, for you can find a recap of the 6 found pieces of media released [[Found Media Week recap|here]].
Until next time,
-[[User:Dycaite|dycaite]]
-[[User:Dycaite|dycaite]]
Revision as of 04:09, 28 September 2015
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UPDATE 2.17! (Added 28 Sep 2015)
Hu-Man title screen.
Terrifying 9.11 start screen (Li Cheng version).
McDonaldland Loch title screen, taken from maximum quality rip.
Compilation of all currently known footage of The Moxy Show.
One minute of original Robot Jones voice recordings.
Hey guys!
Some more really neat stuff has come to pass in the last couple of weeks, so let's dive straight into today's notice board post and check 'em out:
Firstly (and most astonishingly), a copy of the ludicrously elusive 1975 Terrence Stamp film Hu-Man has been unearthed by Cinemageddon user Goupil66! While this copy is not in its original English dub, but rather a French one, subtitles have already been created by fellow CG'ers aloysius70 and corvusalbus and thus the film can now be enjoyed by both French and English audiences alike; huge thanks go to all involved, I have personally been wanting to see this one for some time now! Those without a Cinemageddon account can download the film here and the subtitles here.
Secondly, the Li Cheng version of Terrifying 9.11 has been successfully dumped and uploaded by taizou at Handheld Underground! I know first-hand that dumping this cartridge was no easy feat, so big thanks to taizou for his efforts, they're much appreciated! Both the raw ROM dump and a fixed version can be obtained here.
For those who missed my Shoutbox comment on the topic, I recently received my McDonaldland Loch VHS and have ripped and uploaded my version (in the highest possible quality and with proper stereo audio), obtainable here.
More Moxy Show footage has been uncovered! LMW regular Thomas Paul Jennings made the discovery (via previously uploaded clips that slipped under the radar and that come courtesy of Frank Gresham) and has conveniently edited all currently available footage into a single video, viewable above. Thanks Thomas!
And finally, another minute or so of original Robot Jones voice recordings have surfaced courtesy of Vimeo user Lincar Rox! Thanks Lincar!
That's about all for today's notice board post, though I'd just like to wrap it up by thanking everyone who came to hang out during Found Media Week from the 8th through to the 13th of September. I had a really great time organising it all and I hope you guys also enjoyed it :) For anyone who missed Found Media Week, fear not, for you can find a recap of the 6 found pieces of media released here.
