markp, the New Beverly did not go from film to digital to film. It simply added a digital projector to its booth 4 months ago to supplement its programming. It continued to run primarily 35mm prints, an average of 7 a week, in fact, and 35mm exhibition at the theater was in no danger of disappearing or even becoming a secondary format. Also an important correction to Cinema Treasure’s introduction above. Quentin Tarantino bought the theater’s real estate in 2007, but he did not purchase the business that operated from that real estate. It continued to be owned by the family that started the business in 1978.
markp, the New Beverly did not go from film to digital to film. It simply added a digital projector to its booth 4 months ago to supplement its programming. It continued to run primarily 35mm prints, an average of 7 a week, in fact, and 35mm exhibition at the theater was in no danger of disappearing or even becoming a secondary format. Also an important correction to Cinema Treasure’s introduction above. Quentin Tarantino bought the theater’s real estate in 2007, but he did not purchase the business that operated from that real estate. It continued to be owned by the family that started the business in 1978.