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Interesting- I've never heard that before. I'd always assumed the process stayed mostly the same until color negatives came around.

I agree, but from the description of the process, it almost sounds like a way to photochemically approximate the look of a Technicolor Dye-Transfer print..? (except for the increased grain & contrast part). Don't Technicolor prints have a black register-type image printed underneath the color...

Beats me. :P I thought he was talking about aspect ratio of the release prints, but I probably misunderstood.

Sorry...what's "ENR"? :confused: I've loved this film since I saw it theatrically; the only weakness for me is....Madonna. But, I can manage to overlook her poor acting and weak singing because the rest of the film is so visually stunning, and has a sentimental quality that kept it from being...