Licorice Pizza - Speculation & General Reactions

[Alethia]

Spoiler: ShowHide

Sure ain't.

[itwasgood]

He's interviewed in the upcoming Sight & Sound magazine. Out next week.

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Interviewed by Kent Jones.

[Yes]

Hopefully full screenshot of interview will be online soon

[RudyBlatnoyd]

Ooh, Kent Jones. Looking forward to receiving my copy.

[wilberfan]

https://youtu.be/VKoGR3uT_oI

[edit]  I had no idea 70mm, platter-style, was a thing.  (Isn't that cheating?)

[ono]

That was a really cool video.  Thanks.  I do wonder why so many spools are necessary though.

[wilberfan]

Yeah, I'd love to hear from a projectionist that's worked with traditional vs platter.  Is one less stressful on the print?  Advantages and disadvantages, etc...

[WorldForgot]

I've been in the booth to project Interstellar 70mm at the Grove and we ran it just like this.

[wilberfan]

Someone on Reddit has pointed out that MAGNOLIA begins with a line of dialogue:

"In the New York Herald, November 26, year 1911, there is an account of the hanging of three men..."

Exactly 110 years later, LICORICE PIZZA "officially" opened in NY and LA.

[ono]

But it did happen.  (sorry)

2+6 = 8.  1+1 = 2.

[Jeremy Blackman]

9–1 = 8
8–8+2 = 2

[jtm]

This site couldn't get nerdier if it tried...

[Rooty Poots]

[edit]  I had no idea 70mm, platter-style, was a thing.  (Isn't that cheating?)

Weird thought I just had: I wonder how many people on this planet have working 70mm film projectors in use in their homes. Surely there are some billionaires out there with them, right? Follow-up thought: I wonder who's the poorest person with a working 70mm film projector.

[itwasgood]

https://twitter.com/ConwayShow/status/1468480242511605760

[itwasgood]

New promo

https://twitter.com/licoricepizza/status/1468626435061387265