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I love those exaggerated ads touting the widescreen processes of the 1950s. If they were realistic, pity the poor customers who got those seats at the extreme front left of the auditorium.

I know what you mean. When the Kennedy Center Concert Hall presented THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK "LIVE", the capacity audience went nuts and cheered when the Fox fanfare with CinemaScope extension was played by the National Symphony Orchestra. And the movie hadn't even begun yet!

I agree. With the growth of Disney+ subscriptions slowing, you'd think they would try to monetize their investment in Fox. I can't believe they bought Fox only to own the first six Star Wars movies and the Fantastic Four. At the very least, they could start a "Twentieth Century Movie Club"...