Lumiere, Auguste & Louis - Primi film (1895)

	Duration: 07:34 minutes Upload Time: 2007-02-12 23:16:02 User: sentimentaldummy :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: The Lumière Brothers' First Films 1.La Sortie des usines Lumière 2.Départ en voiture 3.Repas de bébé 4.Arroseur arrosé, L' 5.Partie de cartes 6.Démolition d'un mur
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sam01l146 ::: Favorites This movie is nice.. you can get the full version on _SWEETDATEZ.COM_ 07-10-09 04:26:51 __________________________________________________
avelovr128 ::: Favorites Youtube isnt good for adult stuff. I like the website _TIME4CAMZ.COM_ -avelovr128 07-10-07 04:25:33 __________________________________________________
mysteriousbg ::: Favorites Thanks for this collection! It's interesting to see the roots(or at least part of) of today's cinema. I think most people from the audience back in the end of 19th century were like "WOW" about the reversed play sequence at the end. 07-09-18 18:49:25 __________________________________________________
rafikylopez ::: Favorites Gracias por subirlos. Siempre quise verlos. 07-07-15 09:54:27 __________________________________________________
JFVerissimo ::: Favorites The early history of motion pictures in the United States and Europe is marked by battles over patents of cameras. In 1886 Le Prince was granted an American dual-patent on a 16-lens device that combined a motion picture camera with a projector. A patent for a single-lens type (MkI) was refused in America because of an interfering patent, but a few years later the same patent was not opposed when the American Edison applied for one! 07-07-06 12:10:50 __________________________________________________
JFVerissimo ::: Favorites I agree with Maddman93(please read his post). The Louis Le Prince is a first man to make cinema. He was never able to perform a planned public demonstration in the United States because he mysteriously vanished from a train in 1890. His body and luggage were never found, but, over a century later, a police archive was found to contain a photograph of a drowned man who could be him.(text of wikipedia) Thing about this... 07-07-06 11:58:24 __________________________________________________
shortyblackwell ::: Favorites I hear that some of these film (the people leaving the factory, for one) was actually printed on paper. so they are even more precious and delicate. 07-06-24 18:56:08 __________________________________________________
solarvegan ::: Favorites I'm certain you're right about that. And, yet, these historical documents are what first attracted me to YouTube and keep me coming back! 07-06-24 00:40:25 __________________________________________________
Maddman93 ::: Favorites no problem sentimentaldummy and sorry for coming on as a jerk 07-06-20 17:17:25 __________________________________________________
sentimentaldummy ::: Favorites thanks to your criticize, sorry for my mistake 07-06-20 07:25:45 __________________________________________________