The giant 70mm IMAX theaters are among the rarest, currently set for 25 locations in North America from Los Angeles to New York, Dallas, Philly, and Fort Lauderdale.
The IMAX cameras are just too loud for dialogue heavy scenes, but Nolan is optimistic about the new cameras being developed.Some of "Oppenheimer" is presented in black and white for a very specific story reason.
Nolan’s desire for the black and white portions to be of equal image quality to the rest of the film led to the development of the first ever black and white IMAX film stock, which Kodak made and Fotokem developed. The prints span over 11 miles of film stock, weigh some 600 pounds and run through film projectors horizontally.
But don’t dismay: It’ll still look great, according to Nolan, whose team has worked for six months to digitize the original film for other formats to ensure the best experience on every screen.
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