Titanic and Die Hard became US national treasure
The US National Film Registry has added 25 more movie projects that will henceforth be considered cultural heritage in North America. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, copies of such movies as "Titanic", "Die Hard", "Superman", "Field of Wonders", "Spartacus", "Only Angels Have Wings "and others. The" youngest "national treasure was Christopher Nolan's thriller" Remember ", released in 2000. "Our love affair with cinema is a testament to its enduring power to enlighten, inspire and inform us as individuals and as a nation as a whole," the Library of Congress said in a statement on the matter. Recall that according to the provisions of the National Film Preservation Act, which was adopted in 1988, two dozen movies are selected annually, which, according to experts, are of cultural and historical value. From the moment the projects are released, at least 10 years must pass before they pass a kind of test of time. Film and digital copies of movies are stored in special conditions that allow them to be preserved in unchanged quality for almost an unlimited time. In total, the repository already contains over 700 movie projects. From the moment the projects are released, at least 10 years must pass before they pass a kind of test of time. Film and digital copies of movies are stored in special conditions that allow them to be preserved in unchanged quality for almost an unlimited time. In total, the repository already contains over 700 movie projects.From the moment the projects are released, at least 10 years must pass before they pass a kind of test of time. Film and digital copies of movies are stored in special conditions that allow them to be preserved in unchanged quality for almost an unlimited time. In total, the repository already contains over 700 movie projects.The Topic of Article: Titanic and Die Hard became US national treasure. |
