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6. Digital might replace film, but it can never REPLACE film, IYKWIM.

Fri May 24, 2013, 09:25 PM

May 2013

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I think you were watching a 3D presentation. gort May 2013 #3

Sigh. All the cool things are fading into obscurity flamingdem May 2013 #4

I am going to go ahead and disagree with the entire premise MattBaggins May 2013 #5

That would be nice. hunter May 2013 #21

Digital might replace film, but it can never REPLACE film, IYKWIM. WinkyDink May 2013 #6

+1 cyberswede May 2013 #23

Kick! Heidi May 2013 #7

This change has put more people out of work than meets the eye . olddots May 2013 #8

The community theater in Peterborough just transitioned elias7 May 2013 #10

Some communities are getting very creative in order to keep their theaters. LiberalAndProud May 2013 #13

Seems like they would have complained whistler162 May 2013 #12

Wend to a drive in by Wisconsin Dells last weekend TheMightyFavog May 2013 #14

I've seen a couple of digital projection movies at Loew's. Snarkoleptic May 2013 #15

This is what surprises me jmowreader May 2013 #16

Happening in Pittsburgh right now distantearlywarning May 2013 #17

Projectionists used to have a really strong union Nevernose May 2013 #19

heard projectionist talk about his job on a radio program Liberal_in_LA May 2013 #20

Change stimulated by technology always affects those MineralMan May 2013 #22