The Cage 16mm B&W Video Release

[Kamdan]

I found this clip on YouTube showing there was a video release of the full black and white 16mm version of The Cage. Gotta find a complete copy of this as it might have the deleted bits of dialogue excluded in other versions.

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[Kor]

Would there be anything that didn't make it into the "extended version" on the S3 blu-ray set?

Kor

 

[RColtrane]

Heh, the subtitles are in brazilian portuguese... nice

 

[johnnybear]

I remember a video tape released over here in the UK of The Cage that was colour and black and white! In fact it was the only video of Trek that I had bought in the eighties as I preferred my shows taped from the TV! How silly I was not to know!
JB

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Anyway we can get hold of the full thing?

 

[Kamdan]

Here’s the dialogue in question.

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[Push The Button]

I found this clip on YouTube showing there was a video release of the full black and white 16mm version of The Cage. Gotta find a complete copy of this as it might have the deleted bits of dialogue excluded in other versions.

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Check the circuit!

It looks great in B&W, this is what a 50's version of Trek would have looked like.

 

[Satron]

Check the circuit!

It looks great in B&W, this is what a 50's version of Trek would have looked like.

It's what the 60's version of Star Trek did look like.

 

[Kor]

It depends on what kind of TV you had.

I think color made "The Cage" more cinematic. It could almost fit into the same universe as "Forbidden Planet."

Kor

 

[GNDN18]

It depends on what kind of TV you had.

I think color made "The Cage" more cinematic. It could almost fit into the same universe as "Forbidden Planet."

Kor

When I saw “The Menagerie” on the big screen in 2007, I was struck by how cinematic “The Cage” was compared to the frame story. The sets were solid and the lighting much less pedestrian.

I don’t know if Haskin and Snyder could have continued that from week-to-week, but it sure popped as feature presentation.

 

[Kor]

When I saw “The Menagerie” on the big screen in 2007, I was struck by how cinematic “The Cage” was compared to the frame story. The sets were solid and the lighting much less pedestrian.

I don’t know if Haskin and Snyder could have continued that from week-to-week, but it sure popped as feature presentation.

I remember also going to the theatrical screening of The Menagerie in 2007, and being mildly disappointed that the event didn't include any souvenirs.

Kor

 

[johnnybear]

Fitting forbidden Planet into Trek history sounds very interesting as Leslie Nielsen was a Kirk type of Captain I always thought! Plus it looked a lot better than ENT and DIS!
JB

 

[Spock's Barber]

Fitting forbidden Planet into Trek history sounds very interesting as Leslie Nielsen was a Kirk type of Captain I always thought!
JB

Leslie Nielsen didn't make it to captain, but he was a lieutenant in Police Squad.

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[johnnybear]

He was the Captain in Forbidden Planet (1956) though my Lord!
JB

 

[Spock's Barber]

He was the Captain in Forbidden Planet (1956) though my Lord!
JB

I guess he got demoted after Forbidden Planet....

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[Push The Button]

He was the Captain in Forbidden Planet (1956) though my Lord!
JB

Captain of the SS Poseidon as well.

 

[Satron]

Captain of the SS Poseidon as well.

Surely, everyone here knows that.

 

[johnnybear]

"Thanks, Johnny!"
JB

 

[Gary Mitchell]

Surely, everyone here knows that.

Okay, I'll say it....don't call me Shirley.

 

[Satron]

Okay, I'll say it....don't call me Shirley.

Finally!