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A 60 inch screen or larger is better but the point i was making is not a small puny 30 something screen.
I saw it recently on a 40 inch screen and it was more than good enough to appreciate the colours and the cinematography, especially if its for the first time.
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Back on topic:
Stillsuits.
"Dune" and stillsuits.
How have stillsuits not caught on?
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Well apparently the music is iconic. Who knew?
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A moose was loose?!!
Best line in fsm this month. Since mr Eastman posted on day 2 of aidabaida's frenzied two weeks of trolling: "youre on ignore" 
Love that moose line jim. there is something inexplicably funny about moose.
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The Great Gatsby (2013)
The schlumpy Millennial generation's artificially-boosted sense of self esteem would have been boosted even more had they dressed like the tragic Jay Gatsby, Old Sport.
As for the 1920s styles, those would require a modicum of slimness; and, given the rampant obesity of most FSMers, I also wouldn't expect the typically overweight film score nerd to redirect their already-allocated funds from obsolete CDs to fine threads (and threads) such as these.
Strangely, women's fashion of that era generally sucked!
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Those long "duster" coats that they wore in Once Upon A Time In The West, I looked high & low for something like that after I'd seen it at the cinema, but nothing doing.
I seem to recall a few sheepskin waistcoats and ponchos late 60s to mid 70s in london.
We even had a Western store in manor park east London that sold everything western and indian including air rifle winchesters!!
I still have a couple of ponchos, one of them my brother-in-law bought back from Peru, I think it's real Yak hair (or something like that), I don't wear 'em outside, indoors with the curtains drawn.
Ha! After I saw FAFDM I bought an expensive poncho from Ecuador. Cotton
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After FAFDM, I bought a pocket watch, some marajuana and a miniture carved-wooden drinks cabinet!
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i'm not judging, mind you, but the typical Boomer newlywed had to negotiate a veritable fashion mind field in that decade. I myself have no problem with 1970s fashions--the 1980s were just as bad--but man oh man did you Boomers have atrocious fashion sense! Shame on you all! 
