Coolidge Corner Theatre brings 1950’s film technology back to life for ‘Digger’ screening - Spectrum News
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BROOKLINE, Mass. — Movie night is getting a little old-school at the Coolidge Corner Theatre, where audiences will have a rare opportunity to experience Hollywood's latest blockbuster using technology developed more than 70 years ago.
The Brookline theater is one of just five venues worldwide selected to screen Alejandro G. Iñárritu's highly anticipated new film, Digger, starring Tom Cruise, using the vintage VistaVision format.
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