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Understood. But it seems that it simply runs open matte, but unlike many widescreen films, protected by design. Almost seems to read as “art be damned. We need bigger!”

No. IMAX and non-IMAX.

The interesting position here, is to which theatrical experience one has been exposed. I saw one of the Nolan Batman films in an IMAX theater in LA, and went out of my way to see if there. It was wonderful seeing the image grow. My Dune experence was non-IMAX, and also a proper theatrical...

We are in agreement.

Which may account for the generational loss, which is obvious. Not bad, but it is what is is.

I saw it in 4k theatrically. Huge sound, as reproduced on disc. Not an extremely highly resolved film, but I presume effects had to be massaged with production footage. Beautifully done.

Frank Herbert's Dune, a sci-fi novel first published in 1965. and which has been filmed before (I hated it) is now a Warner Bros 4k UHD Blu-ray, having been released theatrically in October of 2021. I viewed it in it's native format and Dolby Atmos on a 37 foot screen, and it was awesome...