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'.
INTERSTELLAR (2014)
In Earth's future, a global crop blight and second Dust Bowl are slowly rendering the planet uninhabitable. Professor Brand (Michael Caine), a brilliant NASA physicist, is working on plans to save mankind by transporting Earth's population to a new home via a wormhole. Screening at PRINCE CHARLES CINEMA, London. various screenings until Mid-April.
IT’S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD (1963)
An all star cast portray a group of average, upstanding Americans who are given the key to locating $350,000 in stolen bank loot – and resort to every form of lying, deceit and double-crossing in their manic cross-country chase to retrieve it! Screens in Ultra Panavision 70 at THE AERO THEATRE, Santa Monica, CA on Tuesday April 6th.
ALIENS (1986)
Sigourney Weaver returns as Ripley under Direction by James Cameron in undoubtedly one of the best sequels ever made, and a complete change of pace from the iconic original. Screens at BIO SKANDIA Stockholm, Sweden, Friday March 28th.
HAMLET (1996)
A towering cinematic achievement. Kenneth Branagah, perhaps cinemas most illustrious authority on Shakespeare after Laurence Olivier, stars and directs in what was the first English film in decades (at the time) to be photographed in 70mm. Stunning ensemble cast. Screens at THE FINE ARTS CINEMA, Beverly Hills, CA on Sunday April 13th.
THE BRUTALIST (2024)
Lavishly photographed in the (sadly) long redundant Super 6mm VistaVision format, it is a thrill to see the format return to the big screen in native 70mm Print Format. Screening at various locations including The Ritz Sydney, AMC Lincoln Square New York, Kino Rotterdam and other outlets on rotation.
LICORICE PIZZA (2021)
Paul Thomas Anderson, a man who is no stranger to shooting in 35mm and 70mm spins a tale of growing up, running around, and falling in love in California's San Fernando Valley in the 1970s. Screening at THE HEIGHTS THEATER, Minnesota on Monday March 31st.
KRRR! FESTIVAL 2025.
A holy grail for 70mm movie enthusiasts, The KRRR! Festival Returns for it’s 18th year and another smorgasbord of classics both old and modern. Lineup includes COCOON (1985), DUNE 2 (2024), NORTH BY NORTHWEST (1959), READY PLAYER ONE (2018), CAN-CAN (1960), THE BLACK TULIP (1964), THE BRUTALIST (2024), DOCTOR ZIVAGO (1965), CLIFFHANGER (1993), THE DELUGE I (1974) and THE DELUGE II (1974).
Screens at MIR70 Cinema, Czech Republic