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   Alric Knebel wrote:   
   >>> The print you'll see will be terrible.  I   
   >>> saw the DC in theaters in the early 90s, and I was so much   
   >>> anticipating the shot of the cityscape, with the explosions and so   
   >>> on.  But that part of the print was an absolute mess.   
   >>   
   >> Let's piss on the parade, huh?   
   >>   
   >> Assuming it's not a print of the FC. Although having seen the DC at   
   >> the cinema it was worth it for the experience, and for free doubly   
   >> so.   
   >   
   > I suppose, if just seeing it in the theater is important to you.  And   
   > going to the movies  is always fun.  But when I go to see SOME movies   
   > -- and BLADE RUNNER is just such an example -- the print quality   
   > matters a lot.  I'm not going to enjoy a messy print.   
      
   Just back from the showing and the print (and sound) were immaculate. I'm   
   wondering if it was a digital projection, although I don't know at this   
   particular cinema.   
      
   It was The Final Cut, and it was simply amazing to sit back and soak it up   
   on the big screen. Thanks to the projectionist who wasn't mean with the   
   volume as well.   
      
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