Don't know if this counts as official but blogger Ajit Vadakayil has HUGE fan following in many countries, especifically Japan and India.

http://ajitvadakayil.blogspot.com/2017/ ... movie.html

Check out this twitter page

https://www.twitter.com/search?q=Dunkir ... r%5Esearch

Q: Which you shot on film, something you remain a huge proponent of. Even the effects here are mostly practical effects - those are real planes we see in the air, not something someone made on a piece of software. CN: Well, I love film, and I think in today's world people rarely get to see its true ...

Mark my words: The 70mm projections (non IMAX) will be a huge disappointment: I challenge everyone who will see the movie in 70mm to rewatch in Dolby Cinema, IMAX laser or a good Sony R515DS (white) screen and then report your sincere opinion about the quality of both image and sound ;) About the a...

A victory for film: why you should support Dunkirk director Christopher Nolan's war on digital ROBBIE COLLIN FILM CRITIC The other morning, when I was thinking about lightbulbs, I had a bit of a lightbulb moment. It was after I’d been at the British Film Institute on London’s South Bank for an earl...

Unfortunate but that is reality. Here in India IMAX denied 70mm film print to a theater because they refused to buy the new digital laser projectors. This theater got record attendance for Interstellar. Now they are saying it is not an imax theater.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prasads_IMAX

SydneyBlue120d wrote:Is there someone from Korea here?

Samsung Debuts World’s First Cinema LED Display

https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung ... ed-display

At least they admit it's television in public

You used either IMAX or 70mm for Dunkirk? The entire film is large-format photography. 70 percent of it is 15 perf 65mm IMAX photography. The other 30 percent is 5 perf 65mm, as used by Quentin in Hateful Eight or David Lean in Lawrence of Arabia. The entire film has been post-produced in the photo...

I can confirm you don't know what you're speaking of. Virtually everyone agrees 35mm is equivalent 6K or 4K. Nolan himself says it's like 6K. Some shoddy projection isn't going to lower the resolution to 1K or 2K. I respect Your opinion, but I continue to strongly disagree with You, and it will be ...