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Topic: Patton (70mm D-150)
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Steve Kraus
Film God
Posts: 4094
From: Chicago, IL, USA
Registered: May 2000
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posted 04-29-2002 10:46 AM
Patton 20th Century Fox 10 rolls (on cores) 2.2 : 1 Dimension 150 (compatible with standard 70mm) DTS 6-track / Special Venue Format Intermission card on end of R6 (Stop mandatory to change disks)A little bit of lightness at the edges of the frames (a printer issue apparently) and an occasional small line perhaps on the neg or minor base-side mark but overall this is UMbelievably gorgeous. You will think you've died and gone to high resolution heaven. And a great, great movie, too. We did note an issue with DTS offset changing at a couple points in the first part, in or after R4. No big deal as we caught this on the run-through. I expect this will be investigated and if it really is inherent to track (as opposed to some sort of freakiness in our DTS-6D w/Special Venue mod) then they'll simply fix and burn new disks so as HAL would say, I really wouldn't worry myself about it. In case you're wondering, we screened it at Roger Ebert's 4th Annual "Overlooked" Film Festival. http://www.ebertfest.com Editing this post to add that the show runs 171 minutes and there is a brief entre'acte on the beginning of R7. There is no overture nor a studio logo; R1 fades up on the American flag backdrop of the famous opening speech scene.
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