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Aaron Sisemore
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Technicolor Hollywood began striking limited numbers of dye-transfer prints beginning in 1998 with 'Bulworth'. There are only a small amount of IB prints struck for selected titles. Some of the titles that I can remember had prints made in the 'new' Technicolor Dye-Transfer process since 1998:

Bulworth
Gone With The Wind (1998 1.33:1-in-a-scope-frame version)
Godzilla 1998
Wizard of Oz "Special Edition" (1.33:1 full-frame prints only, the 'cropped' prints were Eastman)
Apt Pupil (YES, there were IB prints of this)
The 13th Warrior
Toy Story 2
Family Man
Pearl Harbor

They are constantly working out the bugs in the process (which were painfully obvious in the prints of Bulworth and GWTW, but have been greatly improved since). I am sure that I might have missed a few titles on the list as well.

Aaron


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