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Most theaters built in the 1980s, at least those built by Edwards Cinemas in Orange County, CA, were built with fixed 2:1 screens that cropped EVERYTHING. When many were converted to digital, the screens were replaced with fixed 1.78:1 but no longer cropped the image to fit, allowing the...

More newer or remodeled theaters have gone to standard width rather than standard height screens, which has really diminished the impact widescreen used to have.

Seems very light on extras, and should have included the Holiday Special. This will be interesting to see with the alternating aspect ratios. The theater I saw it in, which was standard width, should have had the changing aspect ratios but instead screened the 2.39:1 version.