Wesley Morris

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391 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Jul

Wesley Morris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Put a little fig leaf.
But...
That no longer happens.
And I think I would love to hear the exhibitors rationale for this, but they just probably assume that we are so used to letterboxing because also when I was a kid, people were like, what are those black lines?
I don't like it.
I'm not getting the full picture.
And it wasn't until Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel did a whole segment on their show about letterboxing.
And the glories of letterboxing that, you know, I don't know if it calmed people down, but I was like, I got a new high horse to be on.
Amen.
Right.
And we'll talk about some horses in a minute.
Yes, but that is widescreen.
IMAX or 70mm are your, like, primo movie-going options.
And I saw it in IMAX, and I have to say, like, I was probably too close.
I also left not sure that I needed to have the entire three-hour Odyssey experience in IMAX.
It didn't alter...
do i why do i care i just wonder what nolan i think the achievement of it uh is sort of what interest can i do this and how can i do it with some of the best actors and movie stars we have because you know do you know about like the imax camera the hassle of the imax camera how enormous it is yes a but b it's loud
So it's not a great device for capturing dialogue.
So a lot of IMAX sequences have to be looped in post, so to speak, because you're picking up a lot of noise from the camera itself.
Christopher Nolan, because of course it would be either him or James Cameron or Steven Spielberg, one of those three people would have figured out a way to shoot a movie entirely in IMAX
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