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Speaker 1: It's been sixty years since a movie was shot and

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Speaker 1: shown in VistaVision anywhere, but now audiences can watch one

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Speaker 1: battle after another in the rare format right at the

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Speaker 1: Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline. Program director Mark Anastasio says

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Speaker 1: this came about thanks to a friendship with the film's director,

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Speaker 1: Paul Thomas Anderson.

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Speaker 2: He sends us things like his radio Head music videos

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Speaker 2: will receive prints in the mail with a little note

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Speaker 2: that just says, Hey, I made this movie, would you

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Speaker 2: consider playing it before your shows.

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Speaker 1: They got two vintage projectors donated from a local museum

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Speaker 1: and had their projection crew spend an entire weekend setting

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Speaker 1: them up. The film goes through the projector horizontally to

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Speaker 1: create a fuller and clearer picture. Shows have been selling

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Speaker 1: out fast because of excitement around the film itself and

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Speaker 1: the VistaVision format.

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Speaker 2: That's always a bonus when you're working this hard to

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Speaker 2: present a premium format and the film itself is incredible.

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Speaker 1: From Brookline. Kyle Bray WBZ, Boston's news radio