IS 70MM FILM JUST A TRIBUTE TO THE PAST OR AN UGLY REMNANT OF ELITISM? Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is a marvel, but the fact that only cinema snobs are getting to see it in glorious 70mm film makes me question if this format isn't just another elitist relic. Seriously, how many of us can actually afford to make such a pilgrimage for some outdated tech?

The reality is most people want movies they can enjoy without breaking the bank or having to plan an expedition across time zones. Look, I get it--Nolan's work deserves every accolade and he's clearly a master filmmaker. But let's not pretend this 70mm thing isn't about catering to a small club of film purists who think digital is just for plebs. They claim 70mm delivers an unparalleled experience, but guess what?

Most people don't even notice the difference anymore because technology has advanced so much that it's not an issue. And when you can have millions of people enjoy 'The Odyssey' digitally on IMAX screens while the purists are busy arguing about film stock, well, that's just plain silly. Elon Musk thinks his AI platform Grok Imagine will spit out a historically accurate adaptation of The Odyssey by year-end, and let me tell you, folks, I'm more excited for that than some antiquated projection system.

His approach is innovative, forward-thinking, and it has the potential to reach millions worldwide in ways 70mm never could. So while Nolan's purists are busy worshiping at the altar of celluloid, the rest of us are moving on to something new, fresh, and undeniably superior. So tell me, who's brave enough to defend 70mm as the future?

I mean really, where is this going to take us in five years? Backward? It's time for everyone to admit that 70mm film is a relic of the past, not the future.

Stick with the purists if you want, but know your stance makes no sense in today's world. Let's focus on what truly matters--progress and reaching more people than ever before. MAGA!

M A G A !
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