SvennoJ said:
kljesta64 said:
@spurge
found it.
Interstellar the last movie to be shot on film am I hearing this right ?
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That would be even more unlikely than announcing the last b&w or even silent film.
Maybe the last movie to be distributed on celluloid by Hollywood. Some people will always keep using 8, 16, 35 and 70mm film.
The new star wars movies are still going to be shot on film
http://www.cnet.com/news/jj-abrams-falls-out-of-love-with-imax-new-star-wars-movie-to-be-shot-on-film/
As I suspected it's the distribution side that's abandoning film
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/cinemacon-christopher-nolan-talks-interstellar-691456
Paramount, which is releasing Nolan's upcoming film Interstellar in North America, recently announced it won't be sending out any more film prints domestically -- save for Interstellar, which opens this winter -- since the vast majority of U.S. theaters have converted to digital projection systems and can no longer play film.
"Film is the best way to capture an image and project that image. It just is, hands down. That's based on my assessment of what I'm seeing as a filmmaker," Nolan said
I have to agree, my recent trip to digital cinema was disappointing. Maybe one day digital projectors can reproduce 35mm film accurately, not yet.
Nolan remains one of the last filmmakers to shoot exclusively on celluloid. He's a big fan of Imax, and shoots parts of his movies with Imax cameras. He used those cameras more on Interstellar than on any other film he's done.
Too bad I have no clue where I could even find a theater with a 35mm movie projector around here :/
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im not a tech geek but I do notice that stuff and it bothers me. I still have to watched planet terror and for some odd reason I cant make myself to watch ..
@spurge
srry to dissapoint you again :D
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