Quintus

My reading up on the subject comes from Laurence Rees' superb book, and its follow up, highly recommended to anyone with an enduring fascination with those dark but still strangely relative times:
 

 

 
 

Ultra Panavision 70 is much too wide: its even wider than three-strip Cinerama; even William Wyler thought it too unwieldy.
 
The spherical 70mm process, a-la Lawrence of Arabia, yields better visuals and a more elegant, wieldy framing of 2.2:1.
 
 
The irony is that the original means of execution - by mass shooting - was much, much more cost-effective (and is generally responsible for the majority of genocide casualties of WWII) then the later use of gas, but German troops absolutely couldn't stand the psychological fallouts of doing it.

The extermination of the Jews by the Nazis was merely an economical solution to the original but costly deportation plan. Madagascar was at one point earmarked as a major destination, but it was quickly deemed more cost effective to slaughter the people instead. 

The extermination of the Jews by the Nazis was merely an economical solution to the original but costly deportation plan. Madagascar was at one point earmarked as a major destination, but it was quickly deemed more cost effective to slaughter the people instead. 

You sure that isn't Highway to Heaven? 

I won't believe this is going to be good until Jim Cameron does a video to say he approves its story and says it's the best since T2. 

You sure that isn't Highway to Heaven? 

I won't believe this is going to be good until Jim Cameron does a video to say he approves its story and says it's the best since T2. 

I won't believe this is going to be good until Jim Cameron does a video to say he approves its story and says it's the best since T2. 

I won't believe this is going to be good until Jim Cameron does a video to say he approves its story and says it's the best since T2. 

It's no fight, at all.
When it comes to the music, Harry Potter wipes the floor with LOTR.

It's not as pacy as the first two seasons (blame Daniel San's pilgrimage), but it all kicks off again by the end, as expected. Love it!

It's not as pacy as the first two seasons (blame Daniel San's pilgrimage), but it all kicks off again by the end, as expected. Love it!

No, he just typed all that for no reason. 

No, he just typed all that for no reason. 

Yeah Back to the Future is another. I can't find fault in it.

Now you've said that he'll go out of his way to be unimpressed, you should know this by now. 

The Orville started out as something completely different to where it eventually ended up. It literally recalibrates itself over a handful of episodes, for the better. 

In a way, she certainly is. I can't decide why though. 

I agree with him. As always there's some great content in what Scorsese had to say. 

Isn't the pitch wrong in the opening march of Superman? 

The first minute or so of the end credits from Star Wars 1?

The first minute or so of the end credits from Star Wars 1?

The first minute or so of the end credits from Star Wars 1?

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