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One would probably not wish to, as the mag stripes also covered an area of the frame not meant to be seen.

Photographed on 65mm negative. Scanned in 8k. Recorded back to film.

The area was protected for detritus. Early prints were 65mm, running with dubbers.

Looks wonderful on a huge screen

One of the possible problems re the impact of DotN is that it was photographed and designed to be seen on huge screens, hence the 70mm - not as a product of television.

Where did you see the film?

And succeeded.

And it was import duties

I believe they were the earliest of the AAII models. I had footage.

Some early prints of Oklahoma were projected in 65mm In sync with a separate mag.

Just trying to find out who’s paying attention.

She was Iron Man’s assistant. Pepper, was it?

Supergirl! Thor!

There once was a British novelist, who created some of the finest detective mysteries this side of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Her name was Christie - Dame Agatha to many - and her tomes have been brought to the great silver screen again and again. Some productions not so great, others something...