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Smell-O-Vision, an old movie theater technology that released
aromas into the theater so that audiences could “smell” certain
things happening in the film, was brought back to live during a
handful of screenings, such as “Holiday in Spain”.
Meanwhile, Adam West, who brought Batman to screens in 1966’s
“Batman: The Movie” and subsequent TV series, spoke about the
differences of his portrayal of the caped crusader, versus more
recent interpretations by directors Christopher Nolan and Zack
Snyder.
“There are very talented people associated with them. The actors
are great. However, they are dark knights, dark, introspective.
I was the bright knight, for god's sake. We just made people
laugh," West said.
Other highlights at the festival, which ran from April 28
through May 1, included a screening of “One Flew Over the
Cuckoo’s Nest” with Christopher Lloyd and Danny DeVito.
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