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Motion pictures photographed in Ultra Panavision 70
• "On "Battle of the Bulge" I did not have the choice of the system, but one of the things that helped me decide me to make this movie was the chance to show tanks looking like monsters, coming out of the ground and towering over the puny, small "human insects". Then, of course, I had to show how the human beings actually win the battle. That was my concept and I could only achieve it on a system like Ultra Panavision 70".
Ken Annakin, The 70mm Newsletter, July 2001
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| Title | Released | Cinema | Notes |  Raintree County
| 02.10.1957
| Brown, Louisville, USA
| MGM Camera 65. Released only in 35mm. Cameras from the 1930s and re-designed by MGM Camera Dept.
|  Ben Hur
| 18.11.1959
| State, NYC, USA
| MGM Camera 65
|  Mutiny on the Bounty
| 08.11.1962
| State, New York, USA
| |  It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
| 07.11.1963
| Cinerama Dome, Los Angeles, USA
| Premiered "In Cinerama"
|  The Fall of the Roman Empire
| 24.03.1964
| Astoria, London, England
| |  The Greatest Story Ever Told
| 15.02.1965
| Warner, NYC, USA
| Premiered "In Cinerama"
|  The Hallelujah Trail
| 23.06.1965
| Warner, LA, USA
| Premiered "In Cinerama"
|  Battle of the Bulge
| 16.12.1965
| Cinerama Dome, Los Angeles, USA
| Premiered "In Cinerama"
|  Khartoum
| 09.06.1966
| Casino, London, England
| Premiered "In Cinerama"
|  The Hateful Eight
| 07.12.2015
| Cinerama Dome, Los Angeles, USA
7OMM Roadshow Release 25.12.2015
| 7OMM Theatre List
Production Notes
FotoKem made 120 7OMM prints from 1 inter negative
| | | | | | Miscellaneous | | | |  How The West Was Won
(Process shots and certain sequences)
| 02.11.1962
| Casino, London, England
| Parts only, rest in 3-strip Cinerama
|  An Homage To D. W. Griffith
(Short film)
| 27.02.1989
| Tokyo, Nippon Budokan
| | | | | | | Ultra Panavision 70 lenses also used for: | | | | Star Wars Anthology: Rogue One
| 16.12.2016
| - | Shot digitally. Unconfirmed
| | | | | | Assistant contributors on some large format lists includes Michael Coate, David Coles, Jeffrey L. Johnson, Scott Marshall, Tak Miagishima, Rick Mitchell, Dan Scherlock, Richard Vetter and Ingolf Vonau.
Based on material found in many sources, including trade papers, Variety, Wide Screen Movies (Robert E. Carr & R. Michael Hayes) and Four Aspects of The Film (James L Limbacher)
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Online: 02-06-1999. Updated: 06-05-2022 |
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