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70mm Blow Up
1975

 

 

 Updated 16-05-2011
TitleFormatOpeningSoundStudioNotes
Funny LadyPanavisionMar 17 (UK)6-Track StereoColumbiaUS release in 35mm.
Hindenburg, ThePanavisionDec 25 (USA)6-Track StereoUniversalUS 70mm release unconfirmed. Title is listed in the book ‘Wide Screen Movies.’
Jolson Story, The (Re-Issue)Spherical (1.37:1)Aug 28 (USA)6-Track StereoColumbiaPrints featured the original Academy image ‘tilt-and-scanned’ to fill the 70mm frame.
Lucky LadySpherical (1.85:1)Dec 25 (USA)6-Track Stereo20th Century Fox
Man With The Golden Gun, TheSpherical (1.75:1)NA (Spain)6-Track StereoUnited ArtistsOriginal UK & US 35mm release: Dec 19, 1974. 35mm-mag stereo print screened in London.
Paper TigerPanavisionNov 6 (USA)6-Track StereoAvco Embassy
RollerballSpherical (1.85:1)June 25 (USA)6-Track StereoUnited ArtistsVariety’s review noted: “[Director] Jewison and associate producer Patrick Palmer made the $5,000,000 film in Munich and London, shooting in 35mm with a 1.85:1 ratio, later enlarged in outstanding technical work by Technicolor’s London lab to 70mm, approximately 2:1 ratio. About 10 domestic engagements will [premiere] with the 70mm prints with six-track sound, which will add enormous audience participation and artistic impact to the film.”
SholayNANA (India)6-Track StereoNAThis was reportedly the first Indian-produced film to be released in that country (there were Soviet-India co-productions prior) with 70mm prints.  AKA: ‘Flames Of The Sun.’
TommySpherical (1.85:1)NA (USA)6-Track StereoColumbiaUS 70mm release unconfirmed. Title is listed in the book “Wide Screen Movies.” Some 35mm prints featured Quintaphonic sound. 70mm re-issue in 1977.
Wind And The Lion, ThePanavisionMay 22 (USA)6-Track StereoMGM
Ziema ObiecanaCinemaScopeNA (Poland)6-Track StereoPolskiAKA: ‘Land Of Promise’ & ‘The Promised Land’
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