newsreel

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The newsreel tries to complete the nostalgia, 'Xbox unveiled at the 2001 Consumer Electronics Show'.

When escooters became a thing, I looked for this newsreel for a while and never found it.

Can't have a military training film or newsreel without march cadence intro music.

Ironically for me, the final photo of the boy on the roof (presented as evidence of staging) looks less obviously staged than the newsreel.

I was hoping for authentic 1940s voice over like from Newsreel type of footage.

The funny thing is the classic Looney Tunes weren’t made for Saturday morning kids shows, but for movie theaters to be shown between the newsreel and the feature.

It doesn't matter if you can't solve a randomly-appearing-in-your-newsreel integral; it matters that you have the background knowledge of what an integral is, that there are rules to solving it, and you can read up on the rules and understand them.

(Fortunately it wasn't about drugs because there weren't† any around when I was growing up decades ago, we kids were very lucky in that regard.) The incident occurred before I'd started school when my mother took me to see a matinee and during the newsreel there was a news clip about cancer and cancer research.

It would be closer if there had been newsreel footage of Neville Chamberlain barking "Say Uncle!

The program began with a newsreel, a few cartoons, and brief "coming attractions" (not today's compilations that tell the whole story).

A segment on that show was called "Newtons Lemons" and would show an old newsreel from I'm guessing from the 1940s or 1950s.

It's not high art, there were a few "pasted in" references about the exponential rise of AI (a "newsreel" blurb at the beginning, and a scene or two in the middle).