Pinocchio 3000 (2004, NTSC Conversion)

About

This upload is another one-off, because this is a feature-length movie that I'll be profiling on my 10th installment of my own LSN series, CinéGroupe Surprise, with the help of the LSN makers from the LSN films people like JPP, K-Star, Sir Neufeld, and LJVborg (with LJVborg he only made 4 feature-length LSNs, making that amount the weakest of all.) have made. In case you're wondering, this film is converted to NTSC (with a runtime of 83 minutes and 6 seconds). And, after just a few hours of rendering, this is the result. Enjoy!

SYNOPSIS:

This is the story of a little robot known as Pinocchio 3000 whose greatest wish is to become a real boy. The year is 3000. Geppetto, with the help of his faithful assistant, Spencer the cyber penguin, and by the holographic fairy Cyberina, creates Pinocchio, a prototype superrobot equipped for emotions. But before he can be given a heart and become a real boy, Cyberina insists that Pinocchio learn the difference between right and wrong.

UPDATE:

The original 7.95 GB file has been replaced with a 7GB file of this movie. That's because I used Jacques Pettigrew's upload of the movie, sourced from his Vimeo page, and, again, slowed it down to the appropriate frame-rate. This is now the updated version with no motion-blurring. I've kept both the original version of the conversion you see here, and this current version, done on August 28, 2024, on my computer.

I don't own the rights to this movie at any cost, at all. They all belong to HG Distribution. No copyright infringement of any kind is intended.

Special thanks to Nikolas Bouras for initially uploading the UK DVD rip of this film, which has, sadly, been deleted from existence, alongside one of Niko's old channels, and Jacques Pettigrew for uploading the movie onto Vimeo, this time, sourced from a PAL Digital Betacam studio master of the film.

Archive

Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault

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Credit

Daniel Robichaud

Language

English

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