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You will see it on a big screen but with a quality that is rather limited - to get an idea have a look at the review of This is Cinerama at DVDtalk: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/57194/this-is-cinerama/ I would not pay to see this kind of quality and I have seen a similar presentation for...

Not an optimal situation for sure. Having seen on Blu-Ray several titles shot natively in a large format process that looked very similar with regard to detail in their 70mm prints it is easy to see how much of a difference a proper transfer makes (e.g. Ben Hur vs Mutiny on the Bounty or King of...

If you buy it anyway or have a chance to have a look at it before buying there is no need to look at screencaps. I cannot rent or watch it at somebody elses place and I have enough titles already that I consider less than acceptable so I will also take into consideration screencaps and reviews.

Dave Strohmaier is indeed doing a lot for putting Cinerama back on the map but the incredible resolution and clarity are an important part of what makes Cinerama so special so when it is not conveyed on the Blu-Ray (within the limitations of the format of course) it is not helping the cause of...

The caps of HTWWW on dvdbeaver have so much more detail it isn't funny: http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/DVDReviews40/how%20the%20west%20was%20won%20blu-ray/large2/smiley%20large%20how%20the%20west%20was%20won%20%20blu-raysnapshot20080911190312.jpg So you hopefully can see and admit that they...

Where's the detail? This is NOT cinerama, nor does it even come close to what we got with How The West Was Won. I saw Windjammer theatrically and the caps looks very similar in detail to Windjammer as I saw it which is disappointing and smooth. I know these guys must be on a budget, but what...