Would You Watch Snyder's Rebel Moon (Shot Entirely Wide-Open (Anamorphic T1.5)) on 70mm Projection? - YMCinema - The Technology Behind Filmmaking

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Would You Watch Snyder's Rebel Moon (Shot Entirely Wide-Open (Anamorphic T1.5)) on 70mm Projection? - YMCinema - The Technology Behind Filmmaking

Zack Snyder‘s space adventure film “Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire” will be running for one week (Dec. 15-21) in selected 70mm theaters before debuting on Netflix. However, the question you should ask yourself is if it’s worth watching a film on a giant screen that was shot entirely on Anamorphic T1.5. On the other hand, why not? We all remember Nolan’s Oppenheimer which was shot wide open using IMAX film cameras and was screened on 70mm as well. Rebel Moon: 70mm screening Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon which was directed and shot by him (Snyder was the

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