Which films would you most like to see on a big screen?

Once Upon a Time in Anatolia is overwhelming on a big screen. I've seen it twice, once in London while I was on holiday, and once at a repertory screening in Copenhagen, which for some weird reason was on 35 mm, I'm fairly certain. It's one of the best digitally made films of all time, but it did look pretty incredible on celluloid. Apparently, Pedro Costa wants his films to be seen on celluloid as well, even though he shoots on digital. I think Colossal Youth might be the closest thing I have to a great white whale I want to see on the big screen. That and Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks.

The Regency was a great theater--probably the largest screen for a revival house in NYC, from what I remember. Also, the average age of the audience members was about 80.

And the interior temperature was about 55. It was wise to have a sweater during the summer.