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The year before, 2014, saw 'Anchorman 2' announced as Paramount’s final release on 35mm film, and that Wolf of Wall Street was the first major motion picture to be distributed entirely digitally.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/06/the-silver-screen-no-more-distribution-of-film-to-cease-by-2013-in-the-us/

Celluloid no more: distribution of film to cease by 2013 in the US

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Tarantino's Hateful Eight in 2015 had a largely analogue process, from capture to finish, timing, apparently avoiding the digital intermediate process (for 70mm), to distribution, and was the widest release in 70mm film since 1992's Far and Away. It required a large number of theatres to be retrofitted with projectors to screen the movie.

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