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Bobby***Most of the 80's 70mm film prints were blow ups from 35mm film. Too bad they did not release many movies shot on 70mm film after the roadshows ended. Who would think after all these years they are shooting a few new movies on true 65mm film again for Imax and regular 70mm projection theatres with a projectionist on duty in the booth. Must be hard to find any of the old roadshow 70 booth guys around anymore and the new projection crew needs to learn how to run the old large film format from 70 years ago.
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