70mm KILL BILL - T-H-B-A

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  • Jim Cassedy
    Film God
    • Jan 2020
    • 1450
    • San Francisco
    #1

    70mm KILL BILL - T-H-B-A

    "Kill Bill - The Whole Bloody Affair
    70mm - 9 Projection Reels
    Run Time: 4½hrs + Intermission
    2:39 Letterbox In 2.20 Frame
    Kodak 2383. / DTS Sound
    Appx 3.5min "INTERMISSION" slide
    and music at end or R4 (2h50m into feature)
    R5 Fades Up on "Chapter SIx" Title Card
    >I'm told digital version has fixed15min intermission title card.
    (We close curtain & bring up low house & footlights for 10min)

    One thing that throws a lot of people off is that there are several
    sets of end credits. People unfamiliar with the movie will leave
    during the first set, and there are at least 20more minutes of film to go.



    KillBill2_LdrLbl.jpg

    BONUS PICTURE:
    These are the souvenir clips the studio sent to give out at each
    show. (or until we run out of them, I guess)
    KB2_FilmClip.jpg

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    • Ryan Gallagher
      Film God
      • Nov 2022
      • 2855
      • Austin, Texas, USA
      #2
      Yeah the credits situation was awkward enough before mashing the two films together! I assume the thing that feels like a music video is still in there.

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        • Steve Guttag
          Film God
          • Jan 2020
          • 3777
          • Annapolis, MD
          #3
          image.png​
          The area within the BLS 70mm test target. If you want to play it safe, Set the top/bottom masking to 10% to allow for rock-n-roll printing.

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            • Ryan Gallagher
              Film God
              • Nov 2022
              • 2855
              • Austin, Texas, USA
              #4
              Originally posted by Steve Guttag
              image.png​
              The area within the BLS 70mm test target. If you want to play it safe, Set the top/bottom masking to 10% to allow for rock-n-roll printing.
              From your lines, that does not appear to be lab undersized any... full width. From memory Close Encounters was undersized, and not full width. If this one comes my way I'll be filing yet another set of plates (or opening up the ones I have to repurpose them).

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                • Steve Guttag
                  Film God
                  • Jan 2020
                  • 3777
                  • Annapolis, MD
                  #5
                  If Close Encounters was not full width, then it was a printing mistake.

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                    • David Schoonover
                      Newbie
                      • Jan 2023
                      • 3
                      • Chicago
                      #6
                      I’m thinking there is no chance they printed the black and white segment from vol 2 on actual b&w print stock like they did for some the original prints, huh?

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                        • Jim Cassedy
                          Film God
                          • Jan 2020
                          • 1450
                          • San Francisco
                          #7
                          Originally posted by David Schoonover
                          I’m thinking there is no chance they printed the black and white
                          segment from vol 2 on actual b&w print stock like they did for
                          some the original prints, huh?
                          No.
                          The Black & White segments were simply on de-saturated color film stock.

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