moviebluedog is correct about “The Hunt for Red October” not playing here in 70mm. That film’s North American 70mm bookings can be found here and Orange County’s 70mm presentations history can be found here.
The Oakland/East Bay 70mm article has been updated to include “The Master.” (I’ll probably need to update it again in a few weeks once the “Oppenheimer” details are finalized.) Thank you, stevenj.
Regarding the Washington Post article about the Uptown published a couple days ago, that people are having difficulty accessing, try this link Instead.
A chronology of Harrisburg’s 70mm presentations has recently been published for those interested in this aspect of the city’s motion picture exhibition history. The Eric at East Park Center gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of Little Rock’s 70mm presentations has recently been published for those interested in this aspect of the city’s motion picture exhibition history. The Cinema 150 gets several mentions in the piece.
Do any Twin Cities residents remember when the Uptown ran a 70mm double feature of Kubrick’s “2001” and Spielberg’s “Close Encounters”? I wish to confirm the playdate(s) of this booking. I’ve seen an un-dated photo of the marquee and have been unsuccessful in locating any newspaper advertising for such a screening.
moviebluedog is correct about “The Hunt for Red October” not playing here in 70mm. That film’s North American 70mm bookings can be found here and Orange County’s 70mm presentations history can be found here.
Here is a clickable link for “Preview Harvey” by Bruce Kimmel.
During what year did the twinning occur?
A chronology of San Jose’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published/updated. The Century Domes, of course, get several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of Charlotte’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published/updated. Park Terrace gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of Charlotte’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published/updated. The Carolina, of course, gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of San Francisco’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published/updated. Northpoint, of course, gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of San Francisco’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published/updated. The Coronet, of course, gets several mentions in the piece.
Flix70: In the future, please make the article link clickable!
The Oakland/East Bay 70mm article has been updated to include “The Master.” (I’ll probably need to update it again in a few weeks once the “Oppenheimer” details are finalized.) Thank you, stevenj.
KevinEastwood and rl_83: Vancouver’s 70mm history is chronicled here.
Regarding the Washington Post article about the Uptown published a couple days ago, that people are having difficulty accessing, try this link Instead.
A chronology of 70mm presentations in Oakland and the East Bay has recently been published for those interested in this aspect of the East Bay region’s motion picture exhibition history. The Grand Lake gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of Harrisburg’s 70mm presentations has recently been published for those interested in this aspect of the city’s motion picture exhibition history. The Eric at East Park Center gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of Little Rock’s 70mm presentations has recently been published for those interested in this aspect of the city’s motion picture exhibition history. The Cinema 150 gets several mentions in the piece.
A chronology of 70mm presentations at Reno’s Century 21 / Century Dome complex has recently been published for those interested in that aspect of this venue and city’s history.
A chronology of the Virginia’s 70mm presentations history has recently been published.
Do any Twin Cities residents remember when the Uptown ran a 70mm double feature of Kubrick’s “2001” and Spielberg’s “Close Encounters”? I wish to confirm the playdate(s) of this booking. I’ve seen an un-dated photo of the marquee and have been unsuccessful in locating any newspaper advertising for such a screening.
A chronology of 70mm presentations in Northern New Jersey has been published. The Amboy Multiplex Cinemas is mentioned numerous in the article.
A chronology of 70mm presentations in Northern New Jersey has been published. Menlo Park gets several mentions in the article.
A chronology of 70mm presentations in Northern New Jersey has been published. The Route 4 complex gets several mentions in the article.
A chronology of 70mm presentations in Northern New Jersey has been published. The Bellevue gets several mentions in the article.
A chronology of Marin County’s 70mm presentations has been published. The Cinema in Corte Madera gets several mentions in the article.
A (work-in-progress) chronology of Providence’s 70mm presentations has been published. The Elmwood gets several mentions in the article.
A (work-in-progress) chronology of Providence’s 70mm presentations has been published. The Cinerama gets several mentions in the article.