It's a mad mad mad mad world @ cinerama dome
08-21-09, 03:54 PM
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It's a mad mad mad mad world @ cinerama dome
Monday Aug.24 Arclight/Cineramadome will be showing It's a mad mad mad world in the DOME for one showing only at 8pm. It a 70mm print (6 channel digital sound) and a employee there told me that we might be seeing something extra? whatever that means? Anyone know what the extra is?
08-21-09, 04:29 PM
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Re: It's a mad mad mad mad world @ cinerama dome
The price of the ticket?
Just kidding, I have no idea. I see they're also showing How the West Was Won as well. I'd like to hit that one up, though I doubt I'll actually be able to make it.
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Just kidding, I have no idea. I see they're also showing How the West Was Won as well. I'd like to hit that one up, though I doubt I'll actually be able to make it.
Report back if you do go...
08-25-09, 04:53 PM
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Re: It's a mad mad mad mad world @ cinerama dome
Stanley Kramers Family was there to watch the film (2 rows of them ). His wife introduced the film and talked about how stanley got involved in it and told some stories about the production and the theatre. I asked her hows the resoration going and she said what restoration? She said that Robert Harris wants to restore it and is currently collecting anything he can find but they need 2 million to restor it. When asked about the 4 hour preview print of the film she said nobody knows where it is, she said nobody knows what happend to most film that they shot. She did say that we are very lucky to have the current edition of the film with the intermission ( with vocal tracks playing during the intermission) but the problem is finding the funding for Robert Harris to complete what he has gathered. Man is she good looking for someone her age!
08-26-09, 09:59 AM
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Re: It's a mad mad mad mad world @ cinerama dome
Stanley Kramers Family was there to watch the film (2 rows of them ). His wife introduced the film and talked about how stanley got involved in it and told some stories about the production and the theatre. I asked her hows the resoration going and she said what restoration? She said that Robert Harris wants to restore it and is currently collecting anything he can find but they need 2 million to restor it. When asked about the 4 hour preview print of the film she said nobody knows where it is, she said nobody knows what happend to most film that they shot. She did say that we are very lucky to have the current edition of the film with the intermission ( with vocal tracks playing during the intermission) but the problem is finding the funding for Robert Harris to complete what he has gathered. Man is she good looking for someone her age!
I was really glad the AFI Silver showed this in 70mm a few years back, the presentation was top notch and the film obviousily meant to be seen on the largest screen possible.
