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Knight, you may want to do a forum search on these topics as we have discussed these issues in detail several times. Anyway, in short,
1. Hollywood films are usually 1.85 hard/soft matte, 2.35:1 Anamorphic and Super 35 2.35:1. Anything else would be considered out of the ordinary.
2. India's commercial films are by far in 2.35:1 Cinemascope. Ocassionally, some arthouse/experimental films are 1.85, e.g. Makdee. Rajiv Rai likes to shoot in Super 35 2.35:1. These are all exceptions. Old Cinemascope was 2.55:1.
3. 70mm is normally 2.2:1. There are exceptions like Ultra Panavision and Imax. 70mm results in a larger negative, which should produce higher resolution and less grain but note that many filmmakers shoot their film on 35mm and 'blow' it up to 70mm.
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