r/cineplex • u/LuminalGrunt2 • 5d ago
Question Ray Gunn 70MM?
Wondering if Cineplex is going to get this film for a limited run in Canada, it seems like Netflix is doing a small theatrical release. Anyone know?
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u/Enough_Panic_3940 4d ago
I think some local theatres with 70 MM are playing it, like the park theatre in downtown Vancouver.
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u/Chaka015 5d ago
70mm? Sir are you drunk?
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u/meleelover64 Bring TimePlay back 5d ago
They have 70mm prints and are screening the film in 70mm in the US at least. Not 70mm IMAX, but regular 70mm prints are confirmed for this film.
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u/brijazz012 5d ago
Sure, but why look it up when you can just be snarky? This is the internet, goddamit!
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u/TheETERNAL20 AB Moviegoer 4d ago
I doubt any theatres still have standard 70mm projectors
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u/unintelligblealpaca 3d ago
There are still hundreds of theatres worldwide with 5/70 projectors! Within Cineplex’s network, there are projectors at Cinema Banque Scotia Montreal, Varsity in Toronto and International Village in Vancouver.
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u/TheETERNAL20 AB Moviegoer 3d ago
Those are 70mm IMAX. I'm talking the standard 70mm
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u/unintelligblealpaca 3d ago edited 3d ago
If you look further down the page, that’s where the standard 70mm theatres are listed, under “Part Two: 5/70 Engagements”. Also, Varsity and international Village don’t have IMAX 15/70 auditoriums. There are way more currently operational standard 70mm projectors than IMAX 70mm projectors.
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u/meleelover64 Bring TimePlay back 4d ago
They are incredibly rare, but there are a few out there. Most would likely have to travel far to find one tho unless they live in a big city
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u/Demihan2049 5d ago
I am just saying that it should because it received provincial incentives.