Displaying items by tag: Cinerama Dome
With all due respect to Quentin Tarantino, nothing says Christmas like Force Awakens in Laser 3D at the Cinerama Dome
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So... as planned, I saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens last night in Hollywood, at the Arclight’s iconic Cinerama Dome with a great group of friends. Among them were names you’ve heard before here at The Bits (filmmakers, special edition producers, etc), including the likes of Robert Meyer Burnett, Alec Peters, Charles de Lauzirika, Chris Gore, Mary Forrest, Kevin Rubio, Daren Dochterman, Cliff Stephenson (and his fine young mini-Cliff), Dennis Przywara, Diana Kingsbury, my lovely wife Sarah, of course, and various spouses, partners, friends, etc. We gathered for dinner and drinks beforehand, saw the film, then regrouped for more drinks and discussion afterwards, as alpha-geeks are want to do.
First, let me offer you my thoughts on the film itself, 100% without spoilers... [Read on here…]
Still Loving the Smell of Napalm in the Morning: Remembering “Apocalypse Now” on its 35th Anniversary
“The first time, it will dazzle your senses. The second time, you’ll see it for the first time.”
The Digital Bits is pleased to present this retrospective commemorating the 35th anniversary of the release of Apocalypse Now, Francis Ford Coppola’s award-winning Vietnam War epic.
The Bits marks the occasion with this retrospective article featuring a compilation of box-office data that helps place the film’s performance in context, quotes from a selection of movie critics, production and exhibition information, a list of the film’s original 70-millimeter presentations, and an interview segment. [Read on here…]
- Michael Coate
- History Legacy & Showmanship
- Bluray
- interview
- Apocalypse Now
- Francis Ford Coppola
- Jon Lewis
- Whom God Wishes to Destroy
- Lee Pfeiffer
- Marlon Brando
- Martin Sheen
- The Digital Bits
- Dennis Hopper
- Robert Duvall
- 35th anniversary
- 70mm
- Cinerama Dome
- Vittorio Storaro
- Walter Murch
- American Zoetrope