Smileboxed "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" trailer in 7OMM Cinerama

Imagine if there are more epic cinerama farcical comedies like "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World", that would be astounding if that was the case.

in this day and age , with all our technology , you would think they could come up with something as great as cinerama . i feel sorry for the newest generations . how the west was won , was one big epic . i saw the show twice in two days , and once ten years later. people who don't get this movie today , are prime examples of the society incapable of greatness.

When will 2001 a space Odyssey 70 mm shown as Cinerama get the smilebox treatment ?

It was not Cinerama but filmed in Ultra Panavision.

California just before went ill since hippies culture.

I had the great privilege of seeing this film in Cinerama when it first came out--and in a theater specifically equipped to show it with full stereophonic sound. What an experience! It put CinemaScope to shame. I was astounded when "Durante's" car flew out over the edge of the ravine during the chase scene near the beginning--and landed right in the laps of the audience (or least it appeared that way with the fact that most audience members actually ducked to avoid the impact--including me--even though I was sitting in the far left aisle)! Of course, the movie (much of it true slapstick by just about every comedian of the time included in the cast) had us all laughing so hard that by the end of the film I know my sides were hurting and just couldn't take any more. As we left the theater, I heard many people saying the same thing! While I have a restored version of the complete film (even including the Intermission, Entr'acte, and end of film Exit Music sections) on Blu-Ray and have watched it several times on my home TV with full surround sound, it just doesn't do the original theatrical version justice. While I know Cinerama was an expensive process, what a loss film presentation lost when they closed up shop.

Sounds like Bill Burr is narrating

I saw this fantastic movie at the Plaza theatre in Sydney Australia when I was 11years old. It was advertised as a Cinerama movie and was shown on the Cinerama screen. I remember getting motion sickness when the car just sailed right out there and I threw up over my father. We were sitting in the 3rd row from the front and in the centre of the row. It was in 1963. I also saw Poseidon Adventure, Ice Station Zebra and Butch Cassidy on the same giant screen. I was in cinema heaven.

The greatest comedy movie of all time with a tremendous cast that you will never see again!

This is actually the 1970 re-release trailer.

Have the restored Blue Ray with the Theatrical and Extended version (with the Theatrical I feel the better one) but to get a Smilebox Version on my current 8ft wide movie screen via a cinema quality vp would be very, very, very, very neat......

Guessing from the “Silent Majority” reference in the narration that this was from the 1970 re-release?