formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
While the BFI IMAX gets the big headlines, (having the UK’s largest 1.43:1 IMAX screen and 70mm IMAX film projection will do that), the screens in the more conventional BFI Southbank are also worthy of note. Originally opened in 1957 … Continued
A firm with a 125-year link to the West Midlands has been chosen to run Wolverhampton’s Light House cinema. PDJ Management have a long-established cinema foothold in the Midlands and said “it was their blood”. Source: The Lighthouse: ‘Cinema is … Continued
A cinema in the centre of Warsaw will be screening a live feed from parliament this week as events unfold that are almost certain to see the end of the eight-year rule of the Law and Justice (PiS) party and … Continued
At CineAsia, CJ 4DPLEX, the world’s leading producer of premium film formats and cinema technologies, and Tokyu Recreation Co., Ltd., owner of 109 Cinemas, announced they have expanded their partnership to open five more 270-degree panoramic ScreenX auditoriums theaters across … Continued
A group of movie buffs is fighting to keep a historic cinema open in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. After being open for nearly a century, there’s a proposal to redevelop the Esquire Theatre. Source: Movie buffs fight to keep historic … Continued
The Cinerama opened in 1963, just after the World’s Fair, with its then state-of-the-art technology of the same name. The screen was made of 2,000 vertical thin strips, and the three-projection system was considered to be a draw to get … Continued