Oppenheimer 70mm Rigoletto start of the film to the end credits, changes over, loading projector.

[@myoldgramophoneinworkingco2559]

Super nostalgic n heart pleasing video..❤❤

[@gustavor.dominique3475]

Hello. Here in Argentina I was a cinematographic operator for more than 25 years, I worked with 35 and 70mm. The last year I worked was in 2015, and in the cinema where I was we had 2 Victoria 5 projectors, in one room with a dish and in another with a tower. Then digitalization arrived and the cinema had to close. I had great memories left.

[@stuffnva]

I've done 1000s of changeovers on DP70s. It is nice to see that skill set still exists.

[@darrenwells2277]

What a beautiful cinema! I love the fireplace in the foyer. So welcoming! Lovely to see 70mm projected with such care and presentation. I miss film, I know these days its not viable to do it with most movies when digital is so convenient, but when you get something this special, this just makes it perfect.

[@grechejr]

Vou escrever em português para que saibam de onde vi o vídeo. Parabéns! Que belo trabalho!!! O analógico é maravilhoso. Ainda mais com as soluções aplicadas para ter o digital trabalhando em conjunto.

[@utjtrain1376]

Thank you for the kind words. Glad you like the video, but you should just know that we who work with these analog film screenings. love to do this. Goran

[@wigwagstudios2474]

Wow!!! I wonder what the leaders and tails look like on this film. Impressive

[@JunkerDC]

I love the how the change over went that's real cinema and DTS sound o yea !!!! and no gray bars on the screen I wish they only had this kind of care in showing movies the Digital Cinema is gonna kill the movie theaters because you get nothing magical with it and there is no care put in the presentation I quit going to the movie because its not that good at all with digital its just a phone are a tv with a blurry picture