OPPENHEIMER in 70MM - Ritz Cinemas, Sydney
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Published 2023-07-28
The print was struck photochemically and audio is played via DTS timecode. The total feature was 5 reels (the reels were designed and made by Brad Miller at Film-Tech). Reel 1 also included a 3-minute section of Vertigo to be used when testing to make sure the DTS audio is in sync.
Credits:
Filmed on location: Ritz Cinemas, Randwick
Projectionist: John Wilson
Co-Projectionist: Benjamin Olsen
Special Thanks: Brad Miller
Tickets to see Oppenheimer in 70MM at the Ritz can be found here:
www.ritzcinemas.com.au/events/oppenheimer-70mm-sea…
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All Comments (21)
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Thanks for still projecting film 🤙🏻 Take good care of this projector as long as you can guys! Film rulez 😎
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Thanks for sharing this great experience with us film heads!! Kid in a candy store, love it. Saw 70mm print last week at the Orpheum, great presentation. Keep it up Clark mate!
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This is awesome. I've never seen a film in IMAX before but this makes me even more keen to see this one in that format. I love how tangible this is, it's "just" a beautiful evolution of old technology. Greetings from Hungary :)
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I saw this on 70mm in Denver this last summer it was awesome. the 70mm print was perfect.
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DTS!! Yeah baby!
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Looks like Brad's handwriting on the print ID labels.
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This is soooo interesting clark... thanks mate.
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Never seen a film prepared before, thanks for sharing man, very cool to see.
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Awesome thank you so much for this, it brings back such memories! I saw it in 15-perf (very lucky) but I'm sure this format is also wonderful.. last one I saw probably would have been Hateful 8 haha, Keep film alive!
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Saludos desde Puerto Rico gracias por el video
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Nice video, looks like its 5 perf, 70mm IMAX. I wonder what a 15x70 IMAX reel will look like.
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Wow! No wonder why tickets for film projection are sold out a month ahead in London.
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@ClarkTeddles I Wonder If The 3 Minute Vertigo DTS Test Film Look Like. Beacause I Did Not Find This Video On Youtube. I Hope One Day Or An Another Have Upload This.🙂 Update:Is A Nood To The 1958 Film Of The Same Name.
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There was the days the reels were projected separately every 22mins once the film has finished its run they have to do all this in reverse
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I believe this is a regular 70 mm reel and not an IMAX one. The frame is about four perfs each. Correct if wrong.
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Fabulous! I loved the gag near the start where the distributor letter recommends a certain YouTube channel. Is 'Brad Miller' the Brad Miller from the 8mm Forum? John.
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just curious, how'd you guys get that much scrap IMAX film?
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Terrific Video. A few questions: 1:08 What is the Vertigo DTS Test? Is that an excerpt of the Hitchcock film? If so, which scene? 3:00 Aren’t white gloves recommended for Splicing film? 3:36 What was contained on the 2nd disc and the flash drive? Also, once the film has completed its run, do you splice back the heads and tails of each reel?
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Is it running vertically? I thought all IMAX films roll in horizontal position
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Does the print have cue marks for theaters that want to do change overs?
