The most majestic of all film, and all modern, exhibition formats, shooting on Super 65mm (for a 70mm print), meant something special. Be it Super Panavision, Ultra Panavision, Todd AO lead the way, or 35mm to 70mm 'blow up', it's magnificent. Declining in the 1980s due to costs, the format is in resurgence thanks to Directors pushing the art-form, starting in the 90s and continuing today. Film makers like Christopher Nolan and Quentin Tarantino continue to capture in Super 65mm releasing them in film-only formats thanks to the public's new found appetite for film presentation. With celluloid still in extensive use, 70mm demand is high. Keep checking this page for updates don't miss a chance for a true cinema 'experience'.
THE SEARCHERS (1968)
John Wayne is an aging Civil War veteran who sets out to find his abducted niece, even if it takes him years. Arguably the most highly praised example of director John Ford’s mastery and Wayne’s greatest performance, this film was declared by AFI as the greatest American Western of all time. New Restoration and 70mm Print screening at PARAMOUNT THEATRE, TEXAS. Tuesday August 27th.
THE SEARCHERS (1968)
John Wayne is an aging Civil War veteran who sets out to find his abducted niece, even if it takes him years. Arguably the most highly praised example of director John Ford’s mastery and Wayne’s greatest performance, this film was declared by AFI as the greatest American Western of all time. New Restoration and 70mm Print screening at PARAMOUNT THEATRE, TEXAS. Tuesday August 27th.