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Bringing back 70mm film, I think it’s a great idea | Read more at in70mm.com The 70mm Newsletter |
| Edited by: Ramon Lamarca Marques, Brian Guckian and Mike Taylor | Date: 12.03.2010 |
| This is in regards to bringing back 70 mm film presentation in the theater. I think it’s a great idea. I always loved 70 mm and I feel bad that the young generation hasn’t been able to experience it. I took my Kids to see "Shutter Island", Martin Scorsese’s new film that was shot in both 35 mm & 70 mm and the kids loved it. It was shown on a 35 mm print, but the 70 mm part looked awesome. It would have only been better If they could have seen it on a 70 mm print. My kids really noticed the difference. I would love to see 70mm come back! I think there would be a real market for it, especially after the younger generation gets the chance to compare it to digital. It would be better then Digital LIE-MAX. Digital getting all the hoopla but film quality is all ready there. It is the format they compare digital to. Even when digital looks good, it looks fake! It is not the way your eye sees in real life. Even when they start projecting 4K DI, I think it would be a plus for film if people had the chance to compare it with 70 mm in the theater. There is a fabulous theater in our area that closed a few years ago. It was awesome. I remember the day it opened. It showed 35/70 on 2 large screens each in its own dome theater. It was the real experience and the quality was incredible! It is such a shame to see that building sit empty and it is kind a dream of mine to be able to re-open it. I want my kids and the younger generation to be able to experience the whole movie experience the way it used to be. Jon E Allen Ogden, Utah | More in 70mm reading: Tab Presentation - 65/70mm Workshop White paper - Re-introduction of 70mm Workshop Internet link: |
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