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Yes very boring. Sold my Blu-ray on eBay.

Too bad it was only released in 2.2 AR, not the full 2.76 Ultra Panavision.

IMHO Cleopatra looks much better than The Egyptian. The 70mm frame 1.912" x .870" is larger than 35mm 839" x .700".

Just to be clear, Kino Lober has said on the other site: Song of Norway - 2K scan of the 35mm IP scheduled - 2020 release Last Valley IP in horrible shape, 65mm 8K scan (not possible) - Looking for other options They have not commented on The Big Fisherman.

If for example it costs $100,000 to restore a 70mm title and they only make $20,000, I can understand why they wouldn't want to pay for it.

Kino Lober has a license to release some of the films owned by Disney. The Big Fisherman, Song of Norway and The Last Valley (all 70mm) are now owned by Disney. They are saying it cost three to four times more than 35mm to restore. Kino Lober plans to release Song of Norway in 2020. The...

Kino Lober is releasing titles from Disney. Someone on the other site asked about The Big Fisherman. Below is their response. When they say "2 Cinerama films", those are Song of Norway and The Last Valley - released by Cinerama Inc. "They were not willing to license any actual "Walt Disney"...

I bought State Fair, April Love and Peyton Place for $9.95 or $14.95 each when they had a sale. I always wait for a sale.