Restoring the Historic Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Experience a piece of Hollywood history as Netflix re-opens the doors to the Egyptian Theatre.
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The Egyptian Theatre has been a fixture of cinematic history since Hollywood’s Golden Age, this historic landmark is the home of the first Hollywood movie premiere and the birthplace of the red carpet. Netflix invites you to take an inside look at the restoration process that has been years in the making.
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Restoring the Historic Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles
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Guillermo del Toro, Rian Johnson and other film luminaries look back at LA's historic Egyptian Theatre as it returns to its former movie palace glory.
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As an almost lifelong resident of Los Angeles, this makes me unbelievably happy.
This movie theater holds a special place in my heart and movie going experience. It was the first movie theater ever went to on own and saw Return of the Jedi. Not only did the movie blow me away, The architecture of the movie theater was like stepping into a museum of fine art.
I took my wife there to see Breakfast at Tiffany's for Valentine's Day several years ago. I loved the experience being a huge movie fan, but the theater was obviously struggling. This restoration gives me so much joy. Others I'd recommend are obviously El Capitan and the Chinese, plus the HUGE Fox Theater (Regency Westwood Village), Bruin (Regency right across the street), the Cinerama Dome (Arc Light), the Aero, New Beverly, Nuart, and the Vista. I'm sure I'm missing a couple. But there some really great and historic places to watch a movie in and around LA.
wouldn't it be more equally important to get back to the work? by not replacing actors with AI?
And paying them also
The mummies cry in the Egyptian 😅
What lousy world we live in! We survived the biggest global health crisis in modern world history. No exaggeration intended! And yet they are senseless acts that are happening in the world as if Quarantine never happened
@@manuelorozco7760 wax on / wax off we must move on
@@manuelorozco7760If WW3 does crack these guys would break after 3 weeks. Considering how it took 6 months during lockdown.
Live right next door and I stop by all the time just to check it out cause it’s such a cool architectural design
As an egyptian it makes me happy as this theatre was opened before the wave of using ancient egyptian desings that occured after king tut’s tomb was discovered , thats for the history but for the cinema the First movie theatre in america was the vitascope hall in louisiana 1896 , first movie theatre in egypt was in 1897 in alexandria this trailer have rang so many satisfying bells for me ❤
I have been in theaters on stage and behind stage most of my life. LIVE THIS!! 🎭❤️
Netflix owning a movie theater is like Amazon owning a local bookstore
If it weren't for NetFlix this theatre would probably be gone. The American Cinematheque ultimately couldn't support it by themselves. Now NetFlix, in conjunction with the American CInematheque, are going to be bringing both new and classic films back to the streets of Hollywood. Thank you, NetFlix. I visited the theatre yesterday to see Maestro. The best trip to the movies I've been to in many years. The first movie I believe I saw there was...Jaws 2!
I saw Ben Hur there back in the late 1950s. I still remember it was an 'event.'
That's really cool!
I'm so happy its getting a second life. It's been under construction for so long that i haven't been able to visit during my trips and it bummed me out. Next time I'm in LA, it's top of my list.
Awesome!
Great place!
Like Cinema Modernissimo in Bologna, Italy.
That’s so beautiful! I’m a SoCal native. And yet the only Hollywood movie palaces I’ve been to are the El Capitan and TCL Chinese IMAX! I got to check it out one time
I had the pleasure of designing the fire sprinkler system for this project. Challenging and rewarding. A combination of new and old. It was a great project to be proud of.
Loved it from Heart 🖤🖤 Such initiative's must be appreciated 💯💯👌👌👍👍
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This is so special! I’m so happy
Nicer than the Chinese theater! Love it!
*_That's quite the distance from the screen to the first row._*
I saw 8 mile there , very long
Great 🎉
Love it guys 💁🏻♀️
Genuis theater
I'm sad that the Pig and Whistle restaurant was sold considering the architecture it shared with the Egyptian theater but besides that it is a beautiful restoration, and Im glad it's open again. Beautiful sound system as well, just a great theater. I'm glad Netflix didn't change too much, although I do wish the balcony seats remained.
This is my first look at the restoration and I have to admit it's a little jarring. I've lived here long enough to have gone to the Egyptian when it was still a first-run theater, then after the re-design for the Cinematheque - which took some getting used to. Now I'll be doing it again and very much wonder how that will feel. In both my hometown ( Omaha) and LA, I've seen many theaters come and go, but through three different incarnations, this will be unique.
It’s not the way it originally looked unfortunately the stage is very different indeed without the ornate columns and ornate surrounding of the stage but still I’m glad it’s still here and definitely not the way I remember it and proof is in the original photos !
I have to see this
Now do the Castro Theatre in San Francisco 😁
Good good..❤❤
We need a Netflix movie or series where Nick Uhas and Merrick Hanna play brothers
Did they ever find the stolen jackal statues?
I know they were hidden in Merv Griffin's secret dressing room off the old Dance Fever stage at TAV but never heard if they were recovered before they got shipped out to a New York buyer.
Please DO NOT replace the signage with LEDs! 🙏
Pharaoh's descendants 🤠
👍 Hola saludos 😊
Why is there little to no height difference between the surrounds at atmos speakers?
Wait, aren't those digital projectors at 1:15? I thought it was going to be 35mm...
Not all films are printed on 35, most likely the theatre has both digital and film projectors
Kingdom season 3?
hahahahah "netflix wants to be part of preserving the history of film" while they slowly destroy the industry as it stands
The serial k!ller is now trying to resurrect his victims...
Heyy lol
Is this reparations for making cleopatra black?😂
blah blah blah Netflix still sucks and is a cancer on the creative community
That's an awfully nice place....to house more migrants.
You see where that city priorities are
Netflix raises their prices every 6 months and we're paying $25 a month for this garbage.
I'm glad I canceled it 2 months ago. I'll stick to my torrent ways.
I only pay around $15
top 👍👍👍👍
Cleopatra wasn't black.
Same as Black Friday 😅
Hey Netflix, I just wanted to reach out and encourage you to consider picking up Siren. As a fan of the show, I know how much it means to the community and how much potential it has for future seasons. I believe that Netflix could bring new life and a fresh perspective to the story, and I hope that you'll take this opportunity to give Siren the chance it deserves. Thanks for listening.