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I would like Patton and as it was filmed in D-150 it should look pretty good.

Also in Smilebox on The Best of Cinerama is the short Shellarama aka Push Button go.

I am very much looking forward to this Blu Ray, thanks again David for all your hard work.

I see the screening on the 23rd has 7.1 sound, I hope that transfers to the Blu Ray.

Great News thanks again David and Co.

I seen some original 70mm prints of The Bible and they have a D-150 credit at the end. The 70mm DTS print made a few years ago does not have the D-150 credit at the end. Of course Patton had the D-150 credit in the front titles.

Did they use the D-150 lenses at lot for 70mm as i know D-150 corp only liked the cinema to use them on D-150 films and we all know there were only 2 features shot in that format.

Discrete means the old Todd AO format or Dolby Format 40.

A Star is Born 1976 had Dolby 6 track prints and also 70mm non -Dolby prints in the UK.

It also is missing the original The End title but a new one has been added plus I hear some off the print is badly warped.

What did Grand Prix look like in Digital Cinerama.

I do not like the 2.39 flat screen:)

Lets all hope they are a Cinerama fan:)

Hi Roland, Did you know Grand Prix is screening in Digital at the Cinerama Dome and in Bradford on the Cinerama screen in October.:)

Yes i saw it 3 times in 70mm at the Empire in London and it was fantastic, the 6-track was one of the best i have ever heard. Also it was the last true 6 -track stereo mix before baby boom came in.

Remember Logan's Run had filmed in Todd-AO in the front credits but was only shot in Todd-AO 35.

Thanks Brian, what a great site.

Sorry i got my Cinerama films mixed the above post is about How the West Was Won. it must be the heat:)

I have seen a 35mm print and none of the panels matched it looked really bad plus it only a mono optical track. Check out the original DVD:(

I have seen the only 3 panel print of this a few times at Bradford, and the Centre Panel has one of the best focus i have ever seen in a cinema. This would look fantastic on 4K UHD but shame about the state of the original neg.