| 3D festival September 2003, Los Angeles, USA | The facts about "Around the World in 80 Days" 65mm negatives |
 The Original 70mm engagements Of "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind"
By William Kallay and Michael Coate
What follows is a list of the known 70mm engagements of the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". As one can glean from the list, 70mm engagements were aplenty on this title, with many "out-of-the-way" places often playing the movie in 70mm. |  The Original 70mm engagements Of "Alien"
By William Kallay and Michael Coate
If released today, Ridley Scott's “Alien” would have opened on several thousand cinema screens across the country. Back on Memorial Day weekend of 1979 when the film was originally released, however, there were fewer than 100 engagements, 91 select-market engagements to be exact. |
The Big And The Little Image
By Bill Cobbs | First review of "The Cinerama Adventure"
by Richard Greenhalgh |
| The Cinerama Adventure - 2003 update | Update of Cinemas of Copenhagen - An in depth look at all the screens |
 The Original First-Week Engagements Of “Star Wars”
By Mike Coate
Many moviegoers may have a distinct recollection of attending a 70mm presentation. However, in looking over the list of original engagements may be surprised to find that only eight 70mm engagements are noted |  "Star Wars" 70mm Openings
By William Kallay and Michael Coate
All known 70mm Six-Track Dolby Stereo engagements of the movie "Star Wars". Standard 35mm engagements. which the film was also released in, are not included. |
COSHARP 35mm to 70mm printer
By TCMPT 1997 |  Working for Louis deRochemont
By Borden Mace
Riding back to Manhattan alone with a captive David Lean in a thirty minute taxi ride, I had questions of a lifetime to ask him. I never got to ask one. He was so excited and had so many questions he wanted answers to. |
 "The Empire Strikes Back"
By Coate and Kallay
What is noteworthy about the release of "The Empire Strikes Back" with regard to the 70mm presentation format is that the film was (at the time) distributed with a record number of large-format prints for a saturation, non-roadshow-type release, eclipsing the record set the previous year by "Alien". | Genre Classics presenting 70mm in London
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| The latest press release from Kinopanorama |  Cameron Enters the Big Picture Large Format Cinema Association Conference 2003 |
| "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" 40th anniversary | The Remains of Odeon, Tottenham Court Road, London
By John Newman |
 The Photography of "Patton"
By George J. Mitchel
The sharpness and resolution of the D-150 lenses is amply demonstrated in the prologue. There are screen-filling close-ups of Patton's pistols, his decorations, his West Point ring. The clarity of detail, despite the magnification, is amazing.of detail, despite the magnification, is amazing. | |
BKSTS Projection Crew of the Year 2002
by Duncan McGregor |  Closure of the Royal Palast in Berlin, Germany
by Jean Pierre Gutzeit |
 "Ryan's Daughter" reprinted in 70mm | Cinerama Festival in Seattle
by Dave Strohmaier |
 Cinerama and Todd-AO at the Syossett
by Joe Kelley
The screen frame had an adjustable curvature to accommodate the Todd AO specified deep chord depth while permitting 35mm Flat and Scope wide screen formats to form lesser chord depths. |  Todd-AO Birth date
By Brian O'Brien
On October 15th, 1952 I received a phone call from a Michael Todd in New York City, who wished to come to see me at Rochester that evening. I had never heard of Todd, but it seems that he is a well-known Broadway produce |
• Go to "Where The Trains Used To Go" in IMAX
• Go to "Where The Trains Used To Go". Credit list
• Go to Making of "Where The Trains Used To Go" |  "Where the Trains Used to Go"
By Morten Skallerud
I love trains. I love Large Format, and I love making magic on film. "Where the Trains used to go" gave me an opportunity to combine the three for a 4½ minute 15perf 70mm "magic journey" along the remains of a closed-down narrow-gauge railway. |
70mm Update from York
by Darren Briggs | Zero Gravity Toilet Instructions
From "2001" |
CDS Equipped Theatres
by Mike Coate and Film-Tech | "The Cinerama Adventure" update |
 Details about "Play Time" distribution, restoration and historical facts |  "Meet The Chief", Jan Niebuhr
By Thomas Hauerslev
With cutting edge technology for home cinema, audiences still prefer a huge 15 meter screen and the social experience of being with other people in a cinema, so cinemas theatres will continue to exist. |
 The latest press release from Kinopanorama
By Jeremy Sefton-Parke
Fifth Continent has commissioned The Aranda Group in Victoria to design and build special three-lens Kinopanorama film viewers. | Confessions of a Widescreen Weekend Fan |
 Kinopanorama History
By Jeremy Sefton-Parke
KINOPANORAMA was developed between 1956 and 1957 by film technicians in Moscow at the USSR Cinema and Photo Research Institute. |  About "Chastity Truth and Kinopanorama"
By Jeremy Sefton-Parke
Some six minutes were shot around the City of Moscow of Kremlin, Red Square, and the facade of the world famous Bolshoi Theatre. |
Watch 8mm films of 3 Falke Bio and
Kinopalæet in Copenhagen around 1980. | First reviews of Bradfords Widescreen Weekend 2003
The editors review of Bradfords Widescreen Weekend 2003
Presenting the Academy member, Mr. Keith Swadkins
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