Goes hand-in-hand with an ancestor who lost their head to Henry VIII, after which the second “s” was dropped in commemoration. Rumour has it that it was all in error, and that the problem had something to do with grain missing from the Royal pantry. And charges brought for “grain reduction.”...
Take a look at the original domestic release in 1981.
Began at RCMH in NY, followed by the Ohio in Columbia, along with Chicago, Boston, Providence, San Antonio, LA, DC, New Orleans, Syracuse, Atlanta, Kansas City, San Francisco, Miami, Oakland, and then performances in Canada, Japan, Germany...
No.
It should not be a blind purchase.
The only proper way to see Napoleon one's first time is on a huge screen with orchestra.
Anything else is akin to viewing a tiny black & white Xerox of an illuminated manuscript.
RAH
You'd want to be dead center, a bit back. Rumour has it that the final 20 minutes may be projected on a screen at least triple the size of one's home theatre.
The 70mm prints were set up so that the B panel matched the size of the first 12 reels.
The final moments of B panel were included in the 70mm variant of reel 13, so that the changeover from single to multiple panel would be as transparent as possible.
70mm was used very rarely, and only in...
Your laserdisc should have a zoomed out image that adds the A and C panels, does it not?
Not many ways to skin this cat.
Either cut to the D panel, zoom out, or go to three discs on three monitors, connected with bicycle chains...
Not only did Abel not consider it a loss, it was his feeling that every time Violine appeared on screen, the film would grind to a virtual halt. It's about fifteen minutes of material.