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Polish movie posters are usually bizarre/terrible.

Blu-ray.com's caps confirm the intermission card is intact.

To add one more, Fantasia was about 10 minutes shorter than Romeo and Juliet in 1940 so yeah its just the "roadshow" thing. Anyway if there's a fade to black in the middle, that might have been designated as a "soft intermission" ala Apocalypse Now.

If there was a delay Criterion would have announced it by now.

Five cents says this gets tossed. Presumably most if not all of the defendents (Dino, Zefferelli, Charlie Bludhorn, etc.) aren't even around anymore.

in70mm.com lists no 70mm prints at all for Romeo and Juliet. Even in Australia.

Hence "some".

Yes but considering it was a Dino De Laurentiis production Le Studio Canal has some control over the elements.

-Days of Heaven -Nashville -Harold and Maude -La Dolce Vita* -Rosemary's Baby -Don't Look Now *Individually.

Can't say I care for the cover on this. That poster art was a classic.