Licorice Pizza (2021)

[Scott Norwood]

35mm:

7 reels
scope
SRD
cyan
Foto-Kem
2383

ships on two large reels (1-4 and 5-7)

Clint Phare cues

also available in 70mm

[Kyle Mikolajczyk]

Interesting how there is no DTS on the 35mm print, but there is on the 70mm print. Do you think there is a reason for this?

[Jim Cassedy]

Licorice Pizza (2021) 70mm
70mm Flat (2.20)
DTS
FotoKem
Kodak 2383 70mm

Change-Over Version-
Shipped on 4 (heavy!) Reels
> Professionally Scribed Cues

[Sascha Roll]

For those of you screening L.P. in 35mm: what's your SRD error rate?

[Scott Norwood]

3.5-6, depending upon the reel. There were no dropouts.

[Sascha Roll]

Alright, thanks. 2,5 - 3,5 with my print without any dropouts (Print #215. Kinoton Reverse Scan).

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[David Ferguson]

For those lucky enough to be running the 70mm, I'd be curious to know what the DTS serial number is. It should be printed on the disc, and I think the XD10 may show it on the display too when playing.

[Jim Cassedy]

For those lucky enough to be running the 70mm, I'd be curious to know what the DTS serial number is

Dave- In answer to your question:
The DTS Serial # is 14219

"Actual Photo"
DTS-1.jpeg

I had the choice of loading the sound from either
two disks or a USB thumbdrive, which were both
shipped with the print. ( I used the USB)

[Jim Cassedy]

Last week I happened to walk by an auditorium where a digitalized version of LICORICE PIZZA was ending
and I noticed that the music under the end credits on the DCP is totally different than what's on the 70mm.
(And I oughtta know- - I ran the 70mm version of LP 110 times ~ ~ possibly more... I lost count)

[Michael Coate]

Any trailer(s)?

[Jim Cassedy]

Any trailer(s)?

If you're asking if there were any trailers on the 70mm print I ran, "No" there were none.
There were also none on the 35mm print, according to a friend who ran it in 35mm.

[Mark Ogden]

I very much appreciated how this 1970s-set film brought back, at the very end, the Lippencott & Co. MGM logo which hadn't been seen since The Subject Was Roses.


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