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😮‍💨Goodness gracious... Of all the United States of America's 🇺🇸 national treasures, this one's winged but annoyed by the ringtone of a Nokia cellphone. Nokia - Connecting People(not bald eagles)

📺On this date (January 8) in 1988, the ABC series ‘I Married Dora’ announced its own cancellation at the end of the last first-run episode.

thank you for coming to loews sit back and relax enjoy the show

I remember seeing this before Batman.

Damn, I remember seeing this intro as a kid thinking to myself,”Wow this is going to be the future some day!” yet here we are 2024 going on 2025 and no one can’t define what a woman is or a man 🤦‍♂️ 😂 born 88…. Central California, Tulare county 559

Shown before theatrical showings of November 1985-August 1994 American films from November 8, 1985 to August 4, 1994.

0:42 Is That A Filmtech WaterMark???

*"SHHHH!"*

November 8, 1985-August 4, 1994

It’s 1985-1994 and 1985 to 1994, not 1984-1996 and 1984 to 1996 and change the year from 1984-1996 and 1984 to 1995 to 1985-1994 and 1985 to 1994, please.

Is Mr Clip Animated By Pixar Or Dreamworks???

It feels like a dream fever

What movie is this?

0:02 Voice Over John Harrison Frick Jr. (Mark Elliott)

What are the settings, scenes and characters of the "Silence is Golden" policy trailer of "Soar" in AMC Theaters reminds me of?

The "Silence is Golden" policy trailer of "Soar" in AMC Theaters reminds me of "Disney's The Lion King".

SHHHHH

Next to Bob Newhart, this is the greatest ending to a TV series ever!

Caught this moment.

Wow, such amazing Brother Bear quality I love it should be an actual movie. I would watch this.

😅 the film mascot drinks the drink

Imagine if this was an actual movie, I would watch it

THE BIRD KING

Honestly, I don't think this bumper is that creepy.

This was almost as brilliant as "I must return to my home planet" from when they removed Poochie from "the Itchy and Scratchy show".

I had a crush on her & but I couldn’t remember when it started.It was this show!

Mgm studios 1989-1996

Mgm studios 1969-1989

Space jam (1996)

MGM Studios Logo 1920-1969

Great Nothern Mall in Clay, NY, during the late 80s/ early 90s. Before Regal took it over.

2008

HD version: th-cam.com/video/FQ70FSXrKtY/w-d-xo.html

This Should Be Like Disney Or Don Buith Or NoelTGK Cartoon Studios

My childhood right here

It would be great to see this policy trailer digitally remastered in High Definition video and High Definition audio!

I remember seeing this in front of Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.

Wow, I’ve seen this clip before and always found it funny, but never realized that was Elizabeth Peña! I love her acting

I Married Dora ▫️Created by: Michael Leeson ▫️Writers: Michael Leeson (ep 101), Chris Cluess & Stu Kreisman (ep 102), Jan Fischer (ep 103), Mark Masuoka (ep 104), Russell Marcus (ep 105), Frank Mula (eps: 106, 111, 112); Robert Rabinowitz (ep 107), Jace Richdale (ep 108), Patt Shea & Harriet Weiss (ep 109), Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo (eps: 110, 113). ▫️Director of eps 1-7: Lee Shallat Chemel ▫️Director of eps 8-13: Peter H. Hunt ▫️Starring (series regulars) - Elizabeth Pena, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Sanford Jensen, Juliette Lewis, Jason Horst, Henry Jones. ▫️Recurring stars (2 eps), incl: Peggy McCay, Alley Mills, Lupe Ontiveros, James Victor, Evelyn Guerrero. ▫️Premiere (ep 101) - Sept. 22, 1987 ▫️Series Finale (ep 113) - Jan. 08, 1988 ▫️Network: ABC ▫️Network President: Brandon Stoddard (1985-1989) Ep 113: “The Millionaire’s Club” (finale) •Airdate: Jan. 08, 1988 •Written by: Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo •Directed by: Peter H. Hunt Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo •Cowriters of ep 113 ▫️Morris & Rauseo also cowrote ep 110. ▫️They joined “Frasier” as producers at the very end of its first season for the final six episodes + all of seasons 2 & 3. As writers, they penned 7 eps (ep 121; 3 each from s2 & s3). For “Frasier,” they have a perfect Emmy track record, going 4/4: 3 Comedy Series wins from 1994-1996 + they were two of the eight writers to win Writing for a Comedy [for ep 313: ‘Moon Dance’]. ▫️Although they wrote for many programs, it shows they only created just one: the 1997 sitcom “Temporarily Yours,” which starred Debi Mazar, Joanna Gleason, and Seth Green. It lasted six episodes. This project was also their last to be credited on as both a Writer and Producer. Michael Leeson •Series Creator •Only credited for writing the pilot. ▫️Winner of 2 Emmys, both for Writing: 1981 Writing for a Comedy for “Taxi” [ep 302: ‘Tony’s Sister and Jim’], & 1985 Writing for a Comedy w/ Ed Weinberger for “The Cosby Show” [ep 101: ‘Pilot’]. ▫️2 additional Comedy Writing Emmy noms: One for “Taxi” in 1979 [ep 103: ‘Blind Date’] and one for “The Associates” in 1980 w/ Charlie Hauck [ep 101 (pilot) - ‘The First Day’]. ▫️Started out writing on all the classic hits, including: “All in the Family,” “The Partridge Family,” “The Odd Couple,” “Happy Days,” “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Phyllis,” “Rhoda,” “Taxi,” + a handful of pilots that weren’t picked up. ▫️Listed as a co-creator of: “The Associates,” “The Cosby Show,” “Twenty Good Years,” and “The Bill Engvall Show.” ▫️Listed as the creator of: “I Married Dora,” and “Grand.” ▫️Screenplays: The Survivors (1983: Walter Matthau, Robin Williams), The War of the Roses” (BAFTA Adapted Screenplay nom) ▫️Cowritten Screenplays: I.Q. (1994: Tim Robbins, Meg Ryan, Walter Matthau), What Planet Are You From? (2001: directed by Mike Nichols, starring everybody), The Tuxedo (2002: Jackie Chan, Jennifer Love Hewitt).

Here's a version without the annoying watermark: th-cam.com/video/R4S-5PXPPrc/w-d-xo.html

After this came I remember the rotating United Artists logo followed by the Rocky II title sequence. Watched it at UA Cine 6.

Anyone have a copy without that url watermark at the end?

I remember this playing at my childhood theater in Crofton, MD. I saw it before so many films - Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Dick Tracy, Ghostbusters 2, DuckTales the Movie, The Jungle Book, Aladdin...

This was the Policy of the United Artists Theater back in the 80's.

Taken From An American Tail Fievel Goes West AMC Theaters

Taken From Jetsons The Movie AMC theaters version

I do remember from the 80s Lomax theater from New York City

For a brief time this song was "Welcome to coming to SONY". When Sony inherited Lowe's theaters in the 90's.

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AMC welcomes you to the findest motion picture entertainment