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February 27th, 2008

No digital print for ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’

indy4small1.jpgIt looks like Steven Spielberg has got his own way regarding the projection format of the upcoming Indy IV,  no doubt despite his partner’s (George Lucas) belief that digital ‘is the future’.

According to a source at JoBlo,  Paramount under instructions from Spielberg has announced that  Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will not be available in digital format and the studio is requesting that complexes who can’t project the 35mm format let them know.

Score one nil to the Berg.

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