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Some of The Dark Knight was shot on IMAX film stock... but only some of it. That'd be really weird (and perhaps annoying) watching that movie in an IMAX theater, going from IMAX full frame to being letterboxed for the 35mm segments. I wonder if it will constantly go back and forth.
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