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I just looked at my print of Narnia and saw two reels (3&9) tails up. Reel 9 was imprinted on the film T-9 NARNIA, but the small white piece of paper adhered said INDIANA JONES! When I rewound the film I discovered it is actually reel 7 of INDIANA JONES. I saw Harrison Ford wearing his same old hat. The film head was imprinted with the correct I.J. title.

Technicolor is at a loss as to how it happened, especially since INDIANA JONES is a DFS print. The lab must have screwed up. I just hope someone doesn't get a locked up INDIANA JONES print that has a NARNIA reel in it by mistake. There wouldn't be time for the correct reel to arrive.

Check your reels carefully.


[This message has been edited by BurneyFalls (edited May 16, 2008).]

wow, that is something I hope they get to the bottom of. I had about half of my Narnia reels tail up but at least they were all the right print!

It's probably an evil conspiriacy. The digital industry has obviously planted a secret agent in the lab, who's mixing the reels. Later, you'll read articles in Boxoffice Digital Magazine, where somebody will solemnly pontificate that this would NEVER have happened in a digital world.

Better get those machines ordered quick! There's likely to be a waiting list.