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Certainly Super35 has the advantage (or cheat, depending on who you ask) of being able to open matte somewhat for 4:3 reducing the amount of cropping you would normally be required to do. But the use of Super35 has many more technical facets than just that and they have been discussed ad nauseum...

I would doubt there are any framing errors a la the alleged T3 incident. Somebody surely would have picked up on this long ago. It's not uncommon for open matte transfers to feature extra nudity or other visual elements than their widescreen counterparts. There is a thread somewhere that...

It seems that you are contradicting yourself here. You seem to suggest that most people don't really care about framing, and watch a movie for content. Fair enough. But then you point out that we want to see T&A and more gore. So then, it is about framing. I guess what I am asking is, does...

Super 35 has been around for a long time. This is not anything new. Also, Full screen transfers of Super 35 films are often cropped in many places. Sometimes it is not very major, sometimes quite substantially. Better get used to it as it is replacing anamorphic photography.