JoHud
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Looks like Flicker Alley is releasing these two as a Blu-ray/DVD combo in September 2012
Music from Russian Adventure -rsmithjr said:Cinemiracle was an essentially compatible process to Cinerama which had a few improvements. Windjammer was mostly shown in Cinerama theatres and, in fact, Cinemiracle was bought by the Cinerama company.
There was also a Russian made film called Russian Adventure. See:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0219592/
This was filmed in Kino-Panorama, which was yet another process compatible with Cinerama. Russian Adventure was also shown in Cinerama theaters.
It is my understanding that much of Russian Adventure has been found and is being restored as well.
Lets see if they come down to Flicker Alley price of $29.96.lukejosephchung said:"This Is Cinerama" on blu-ray/DVD is now available for pre-order at Amazon.com!!! Their current price at the webpage is $35.96, and street date is September 25th!!!:jawdrop:
No, the seams will be more visible than HTWWW but less than when they were shown in the theatres originally. Check out the trailers on Flicker AlleyJoe Bernardi said:I've added it to my wish list, but, before purchasing, I'll wait to see if they eliminate the seams as well as they did for How the West Was Won.
Windjammer is from a 35mm composite print. If the other travelogues are released on Blu-ray, Cinerama's Russian Adventure will be from a 65mm negative, Seven Wonders of the World, Cinerama Holiday and South Seas Adventure from the original 3-strip negatives, don't know about Search for Paradise. Grimm will be done by Warner Brothers, if they ever decide.Mark B said:Since they are mastering these from 70mm composites made decades ago they are not going to look anywhere near as good as they could if they were to go back to the original three strips and composite them with modern tools. It's a shame, but obviously no one wants to finance a proper home video presentation.