I have a Jurassic Park 35mm + 14 35mm trailers 6.5K scans project in progress.
For JP it will be donor's access only. Trailers will be open access and even go on youtube (although high quality, large file, low compression will be donor's only).
They will all be presented in UHD and HD resolution and SDR standard gamut (possibly UHD/HD resolution and SDR wide gamut and UHD/HD+HDR+wide gamut for some, eventually).
JP will be given both open matte and flat output.

the trailers associated with the project are:
The Little Mermaid - early U.S. trailer on Fuji stock
Home Alone 2
very rare Carmen On Ice - feat. Katerina Witt & Brian Boitano
Blade Runner - 1992 director's cut re-release trailer
Return Of The Jedi SE - trailer ‘D’
Cruel Intentions
rare A Night In The Life Of Jimmy Reardon
Pretty In Pink
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Bring It On
Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1992)
rare Spider-Man (2002) - Twin Towers teaser trailer
Anchorman
rare Cool World

Scanner calibration will be matched side by side display with a few selected frames from the various reels viewed under theatrical projection-like high CRI LED D56 lightbox conditions to hopefully get it to be pretty close to true in color tone, saturation and tonal curve to the 35mm print.

Progress: scan complete, data in hand, calibration being polished up
Project scanning/storage/backup cost: $1245
Current funding level: $398 = 32% funded

A few early demo frames (calibration has been in progress for weeks, getting close now, but not finalized yet):

trailers:



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Looks great!

A few updates, the calibration is getting to be very close to finished (the second copy of the first image is posted in ProPhotoRGB wide gamut since for that one regular sRGB gamut clipped the colors, needs to be viewed in a color-managed browser to be seen normally and, of course, on a wide gamut set monitor set to wide gamut mode to see the extended colors):

wgv:

Impressive

this looks really good. way better than most 35mm transfers i've seen online.

Yes, I remember the old 35mm scan, now all these microphones and filming equipment will look much better.