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Or better yet, The Hateful Eight, in which he takes film to a new level, shooting on Ultra Panavision 70 (which perhaps counter-intuitively is 65 mm film). Oth
by drrotmos 11y ago
Or better yet, The Hateful Eight, in which he takes film to a new level, shooting on Ultra Panavision 70 (which perhaps counter-intuitively is 65 mm film).
Other people are going digital, but Quentin Tarantino seems to be busy taking film to the next level instead :)
- timeisapear 11y agoOr JJ Abrams. Or Christopher Nolan. Two of the most profitable and prolific directors of today. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/help-star-wars-kodak-ceo-848593 http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/help-star-war...
- extra88 11y agoHonestly, I thought the opening shots of the snow-covered landscape and a few of the longer interior shots didn't look that good. However the close-ups looked amazing.
- rodgerd 11y agoPity it looks like shit if you don't live on the first-run circut, but I guess us peasants who don't happen to live in NY and LA only deserve scratched-up seconds.
- rplst8 11y agoThe "70" in Ultra Panavision 70 mostly refers to the projection system. As projected in the the theater, it uses 70mm film. During the filming process a 65mm stock is used. The extra 5mm was for the optical soundtrack.