" In cooperation with Kodak, Panavision and FotoKem, Imax will make and deploy at least four new, state-of-the-art film cameras over the next two years — growing its existing group of film cameras by 50% — with plans to put the first new device into use by late 2023.

IMAX is working with filmmakers such as Jordan Peele and Christopher Nolan to identify new features for the prototype development phase, which is already underway. Peele’s next nightmarish film “Nope” (hitting screens on July 22, 2022) and Christopher Nolan’s upcoming war epic “Oppenheimer” (on track for 2023) were shot using the current generation of IMAX film cameras and Kodak 65mm film."

They will be quieter and lighter ( I assume that's what they mean by 'more usable' )

https://variety.com/2022/film/news/imax-...235208022/
https://ymcinema.com/2022/03/18/imax-dev...m-cameras/
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies...235113253/


No word on any new 15/70 projectors but this is a huge step in the right direction that I honestly thought wouldn't happen the way IMAX INC has acted in recent years.

Wondered if anyone knew - obviously upscaling results differ between programs and settings etc. When downscaling video, say 4k to 1080p, do different programs yield different results? For example is there any difference between using the resize filter in Virtualdub and the scale in Premiere? Or are they all as good as each other? I can't see any difference but wanted to check if there in theory should be. Thanks

This video was created by faneditor TheMilkmanConspiracy. I did not touch the video in any way. This version of the The Whole Bloody Affair is as close as possible to the version Tarantino screens and does not include the Michael J White scene. In addition to upscaled SD footage from the Japanese DVDs it also includes the color House of the Blue Leaves fight sequence done by @taas007. Thanks to all involved.

What I did do was redo the audio. So here you have both the AC3 and DTS tracks from the Japanese DVDs, in addition to every special feature I could find from multiple releases. Many thanks to @MrBrown for providing me with the Japanese verison of Part 2 as I only had the Hong Kong Disc.

• BD50 with a menu, background video, pop up menu and resume function
  
• 1080P taken from the blu rays with upscaled SD inserts
  
• English 5.1 AC3 and English 5.1 DTS from the Japapnese DVDs
  
• English Japanese Parts Only and English SDH Subtitles
  
• The Making Of Kill Bill
  
• Making Of The Teahouse Sequence
  
• Storyboards for the Anime Sequence
  
• The 5,6,7,8s Bonus Musical Performance
  
• The Making Of Kill Bill 2
  
• Kill Bill 2 Deleted Scene
  
• Chingon Performance from the Premiere
  
• Kill Bill 2 B-Roll
  
• Kill Bill 2 Los Angeles Premiere
  
• Kill Bill 2 Interviews
  
• Kill Bill 2 Select Scene (Alternate Takes/Cuts)
  
• Kill Bill 2 Select Soundbite (Cash & Director Interview Clips)
  
• Kill Bill Trailer
  
• Kill Bill 2 Trailer
  
• Kill Bill Combined Trailer
  

Does anyone have this track in a complete form? I gather that most video and TV versions before the Blu-ray had about 7 minutes cut from the full film. Is that available anywhere?

There is no blu ray for this movie so the video comes from a 1080p webrip. This contained quite a lot of dirt and dust so the majority of this has been removed. Added to that is the audio and special features from several DVDs. Thanks to @MrBrown for procuring the Dutch DVD for me.

• BD25 with a menu, background video, pop up menu and resume function
  
• 1080P taken from the webrip with additional cleanup
  
• English 2.0 DVD AC3, English 5.1 DVD AC3, English 5.1 DVD DTS, English Webrip 2.0 AC3, German 5.1 DVD AC3 and German 5.1 DVD DTS
  
• English SDH Subtitles
  
• Cast & Crew Interviews
  
• Behind The Scenes Featurette
  
• Trailer
  

There is no blu ray for this movie so the video comes from a 1080p webrip. This contained quite a lot of dirt and dust so the majority of this has been removed. Added to that is the PCM and 5.1 AC3 audio from the Laserdisc (thanks to @williarob). There are also a bunch of special features from several different DVDs, thanks to @Kreeep for sending me the Australian DVD.

• BD25 with a menu, background video, pop up menu and resume function
  
• 1080P taken from the webrip with additional cleanup
  
• English 2.0 PCM and 5.1 AC3 taken from the laserdisc (ripped by @williarob)
  
• French 2.0 AC3, German 5.1 AC3 and Spanish 2.0 AC3 taken from the DVD
  
• English SDH, French and Spanish subtitles
  
• Featurette
  
• Making Of
  
• Andy Garcia Interview
  
• Michael Keaton Interview
  
• Brian Cox Interview
  
• Marcia Harden Interview
  
• Joseph Cross Interview
  
• Barbet Schroeder Interview
  
• Susan Hoffman Interview
  
• Trailer
  

There is no blu ray for this movie so the video comes from a 1080p webrip. This contained quite a lot of dirt and dust so the majority of this has been removed. Added to that is the PCM audio from the Laserdisc (thanks to @alexpeden2000) and a bunch of special features I found on youtube.

• BD25 with a menu, background video, pop up menu and resume function
  
• 1080P taken from the webrip with additional cleanup
  
• English 2.0 PCM taken from the laserdisc (ripped and synced by Alexpeden2000)
  
• English SDH subtitles
  
• Tupac Shakur Interview
  
• Leon Interview
  
• Wood Harris Interview
  
• MTV Interview
  
• MTV News Segment
  
• Trailer
  

Hello, nice to discover this place... I do a lot of custom audio/subtitle replacements for my own benefit, usually Hong Kong films - would love to get into regrading!

Does anyone have the US Blu-ray of Steven Spielberg's Amistad? If yes, can you please rip the trailer from it for me? The trailer is only available on the US BD. My German BD is bare bones

Thanks in advance

The German Blu-ray from Studio Hamburg reportedly has an English Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo track.

Does anyone know if this is the original theatrical audio or a downmix from the commonly used 5.1 remix?

Thanx.