I got to at the old Odeon West End(now being redeveloped) in London. Did anyone else get to view it in this format? If so, what were your thoughts on the experience?
The most beautiful film ever. Blown Away. The moment I saw the Water and the Score kick in, I knew I was in for a ride. Boston showed it in 70mm. One of the lucky cities, although we usually are in this case. A Cinema Friendly City
shareIt was the first 70mm experience I had at the ArcLight Dome and it was incredible. In the time since, I've seen "2001" and "The Hateful Eight" in the Dome.
"She's going to win on her first try." - The difference between Leonardo DiCaprio and Brie Larson
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Howard Hughes was Italian?
I saw The Master when it originally opened in 70mm at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline, MA. Easily one of the most clear and life-like images I have ever seen projected in a movie theatre.
I really wish I saw Hateful Eight in 70mm too. I don't know what I was thinking.
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Saw it at the Odeon West End too, by myself on a rainy afternoon.
The print was very good but the screen was suprisingly small, at least from where I sat near the back.
I remember being spellbound by the first forty-five minutes or so then getting very restless for the next hour, then getting absorbed again towards the end.
Inherent Vice had a bigger impact on me in terms of story, acting, pacing, music etc., though I saw that on a digital projection.
I've since seen The Hateful Eight on 70mm and Batman v Superman on IMAX 70mm.