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Very true, but also true of Super Panavision 70 and it's cousins. Saw many a 35mm scope reduction print from those 70mm formats and you could always tell they came from something very special. I believe 70mm is still used for FX work too, just like VistaVision.

I'm ashamed to admit that I wasn't even aware of the China-Burma-India theater until well into my adulthood. And that's only because the father of a friend of mine was in that theater. The stories he had, I'd listen to him for hours. China-Burma-India seems to be the most forgotten theater of...

Nigel I feel the same way about Midway. A major turning point in the war, yet it's never remembered with the same reverence as say D-Day. Love VistaVision, and it's wider cousin Technirama too. All the films in those formats sparkle like jewels. That Dunkirk teaser is really well done. Now I...

I love Ultra Panavision and I really applaud Mr. Tarantino for his audacious decision to use a process that hadn't been used in half a century. From what I'm hearing, in spite of so much of the film being indoors, the UP 70 format is used very well. Having said that, I can't help but think that...

Same here. The scene in the bomb shelter still gets me on edge, even after having seen the film countless times.

Same here! And in 70mm too!