This 35mm film trailer has been given to me by a contributor and transferred to digital using the Gugusse Roller with the Raspberry Pi HQ Camera.
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Thanks to Eric Anderson for sending me this roll!
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Synopsis by ChatGPT:
In the thrilling 1984 family-action movie, "Cloak And Dagger," young Davey Osborne, passionately portrayed by Henry Thomas of "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" fame, immerses himself in the world of his favorite video game, also named "Cloak And Dagger." The lines between reality and fantasy blur when Davey stumbles upon a real-life spy plot and, with the aid of his imaginary friend, super-spy Jack Flack, must navigate a series of life-threatening situations. Dabney Coleman delivers a memorable dual performance as both Davey's father and his heroic alter ego, Jack Flack. Christina Nigra also makes a notable appearance as Davey's trusted friend and confidant, Kim.
Review: "Cloak And Dagger" effortlessly taps into the 1980s fascination with video games, espionage, and childhood adventure. With Henry Thomas at the helm, it's no surprise that the film offers an authentic portrayal of youthful determination and imagination. Dabney Coleman's performance, in its dual capacity, effectively juxtaposes the world of childhood fantasies with the challenges of fatherhood. While certain plot elements might appear dated to contemporary audiences, its underlying themes of trust, courage, and family bonds remain timeless. Fans of the era's adventure tales will find it a nostalgic trip, while new viewers can appreciate the film's genuine heart and its seamless blend of suspense and emotion.
