theonemacduff
Second Unit
There you go. Professional deformation; I tend to see ambiguity where there is no need to..... but I still think it looks "protected."
I'm guessing that since it wasn't produced by a large studio with United Artists just distributing it, it was probably filmed in 1.37 during March, 1953.Mark Pytel said:Hi Bob,
what is the OAR for 99 River Street (1953) Since it was filmed in 1953 would it be 1:33. or one of the really early widescreen films?
Mark Pytel said:Bob, quick question, what is the OAR for Shield For Murder (1954)? I'm guessing 1:75?
Bob Furmanek said:To commemorate the 75th anniversary of Fantasound, I'd like to share my new article on the first year of stereophonic motion pictures. I hope that you enjoy it!
http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/the-first-year-of-stereophonic-sound
Bob Furmanek said:Thanks, Mark. I had thought the MGM's were some of the few that survive. Maybe not?
Great article! I want to go to Chicago right now to catch that 4am stereophonic showing of Mogambo.Bob Furmanek said:To commemorate the 75th anniversary of Fantasound, I'd like to share my new article on the first year of stereophonic motion pictures. I hope that you enjoy it!
http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/the-first-year-of-stereophonic-sound
haineshisway said:I had to laugh - just watched a screener of Jurassic World and noticed the ratio was 2.00. So, I Googled and read a rather amusing article where the cinematographer is bragging that he invented a new aspect ratio. Really? I seem to recall Universal had that aspect ratio long before Jurassic World, like maybe, I don't know, close to sixty years before.