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Not true John as I seem to remember seeing D150 on the marquee for THE BIBLE. I still have the NYC times movie page from Sunday 2 July 1967. The small ad for the BIBLE actually stated 'filmed and presented in D150'. I will email you a copy but it may be hard to read.

THE BIBLE was showing at the State in D150 when I was in NYC in June 1967. I was curious about the screen size but I never bothered going to see film. Reason being is that I saw THE BIBLE many times in 70mm where I worked and the film bored me to death. I did go and see THE SAND...

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion .This is the privilege of living in a democratic society. You may not agree with other people's opinions but you have to respect their views even if they differ from your own.

John Wayne is NOT an icon in Australia.What proof have you got to back up your statement that Wayne is an icon in the countries that you mentioned?

Wikipedia, like the IMDB , is a very flawed site and one cannot believe what is always on their site. Data is never checked on these sites and they are also notorious for not updating the facts when they are advised of errors.

There are also a huge amount of people over 30 who do not like John Wayne. It is nothing to do with his politics or suspected racism but that he was not a good actor. Same for Charlton Heston. I saw Wayne's THE HELLFIGHTERS in 70mm but it only lasted a couple of weeks. He may be an...

National treasure ???

Making a copy of almost anything on television is also illegal. If you even copy something that is copyright free it is illegal if the television's station insignia is showing on the corner of the screen.Most people don't know this.

Isn't it illegal to duplicate a film which is subject to copyright? This makes you a pirate!

Surely there are other countries outside the U.S.A. where it can be done far cheaper and for the same quality?

Myself and my ex 70mm/ 3 strip Cinerama projectionist friends disagree with you in that digital does not come up to the quality of 70mm film. It may in ten years time but definitely not today.

Hallelujah Trail was just another boring western..Hawaii was a tedious yawn for me when I saw it originally.