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How VistaVision Made an Unlikely Comeback at the TCM Film Festival, With First Screenings Since the 1950s to Bring Back the Long-Lost Format’s Imax-Style Projectors
On Saturday night at the TLC Chinese Theatre, the 1950s process known as VistaVision was celebrated with the screening of two motion pictures filmed in that format, “We’re No Angels” and ...
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What Is VistaVision? How ‘The Brutalist’ Revived a Beautiful but Cumbersome Film Format
VistaVision!” Developed by Paramount Pictures 70 years ago, the cinematic format tempted audiences to experience bolder, higher-resolution images in the movie theater. The process was invented ...
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‘The Brutalist’ Revives Interest in VistaVision, a Format with an Aesthetic All Its Own, at TCM Festival
The TCM Classic Film Festival goes back to the '50s, screening two VistaVision classics with special horizontal projectors on April 26 at the TCL Chinese Theater. The timing is perfect ...
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Why ‘The Brutalist’ Revived Alfred Hitchcock’s Favorite Format — and Why You Should See the Movie in 70mm to Appreciate It
"The Brutalist" is the first feature film in decades to be shot in VistaVision, a process that provides increased resolution and a unique perspective best appreciated on the biggest screen possible.
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Why Oscar contender The Brutalist was shot on VistaVision
The Brutalist is one of the movies of the year and was shot almost entirely on VistaVision, a format last used in Hollywood in the 1960s. Writer-director Brady Corbet and editor Dávid Jancsó talk ...
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How VistaVision Made an Unlikely Comeback at the TCM Film Festival, With First Screenings Since the 1950s to Bring Back the Long-Lost Format's Imax-Style Projectors
How VistaVision Made an Unlikely Comeback at the TCM Film Festival, With First Screenings Since the 1950s to Bring Back the Long-Lost Format's Imax-Style Projectors Story by Chris Willman • 2w ...