Jan 18th 2014, 17:50, by Andrew Webster
Hollywood's digital-only future is quickly approaching. Though the studio hasn't made an official announcement, the Los Angeles Times is reporting that Paramount Pictures has become the first major Hollywood studio to phase out 35-millimeter film for its big theatrical releases in the US. The first digital-only release, according to the Times, is the best picture-nominated The Wolf of Wall Street, which debuted in the US on Christmas day. Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, meanwhile, will be the last to be distributed on 35mm.
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