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It’s possible, but given the limited numbers of showings and scarcity of equipment and qualified people to service and run it, I can’t imagine anyone cutting new aperture plates or installing them specifically for this. Orient Express was letterboxed 2.40:1 within the 2.20:1 frame on the 70mm...

Didn’t see Nile, but I assume same as Orient Express - 2.40:1 slightly letterboxed within a 2.20:1 frame.

True, but for whatever reason, I think they just opted to standardize it within one of the standard DCP options. Unfortunately my American Cinematographer subscription is no longer active so I can’t say for sure.

I think they opted to slightly crop it to 2.40:1 during the DI process because there is no DCP standard for 2.20:1 presentation. Most commercial theaters wouldn’t be able to properly display it.

Hulu domestically, D+ in international territories where Hulu doesn’t exist.

Dune is from Warner/HBO, Nile is licensed from Disney/20th - an Atmos track might not have been in the contract as a required deliverable.