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You're doing it wrong.
Anyone feel like standing up and yelling
"Tiiiiiimmmmmmmmmmmbbbbbbbbbbbbeerrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!"
When the tree falls?
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----Spoiler-----
Anyone feel like standing up and yelling
"Tiiiiiimmmmmmmmmmmbbbbbbbbbbbbeerrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!"
When the tree falls?
I'm not sure if all IMAX theatres in the US is true IMAX.Ah, so they might be showing it in 3D but not IMAX then? For the best experience, I should seek out an IMAX 3D venue?
Is this consensus?
Shucks, I didn't see Titanic until years after it came out and it was an immediate favorite of mine. Admit it, it isn't just hype much less over hype. I have not seen it yet but I know there are a lot of very hyped movies that don't make it at the box office, many of them costing a lot of money to make. That this movie is breaking records says something!Meh... I'll wait for it to come out on BluRay. Any movie this over-hyped never lives up to expectations.
I'd like to see it in IMAX, but guess I won't at least not now: I have a $25 guest card (Regal Group theaters) given me by my last employer that I've never used. I don't usually go out and see a movie, I buy or borrow DVDs (don't have Blu-Ray). The fact that this is 3D has me wanting to go out and see it, not the fact that it's the latest thing, I don't give a hang about that. The local Regal Group theater that's showing it is a small cineplex, I'm certain it's not IMAX! There is an IMAX 3D theater showing Avatar within 5 miles, though. Oh, well. Hopefully the little cineplex has got the 3D down and decent sound and the annoyances are at least tolerable.I'm not sure if all IMAX theatres in the US is true IMAX.
The true IMAX in the local theatre here is 63x80 feet screen, or equivalent of 6 stories building in height and 80 feet wide. It is not the largest screen in the world (true IMAX screen average size is around 65'x85')
IMAX film is 70mm format (70mm x 48,5mm), or roughly X8.3 the area of 35mm. In this quality the colour is absolutely amazing and practicaly grain less. Even in 2D, the experience is breath taking, 3D is so life like that it more than worth the measly $22 per ticket (I would paid $60-$70 to see good 3D movie in IMAX format).
35mm is the standard film size for regular movies (sometime they are stouted as high quality film), however many films are shot in half frame format (1/2 area of 35mm) to save money then master in 35mm format for colour saturation thus lower the quality, slightly gainier & colour isn't as vivid.
HELLO THERE :awe:
You may recognize me from the thread I'm about to bump :awe:
So happy we have an ignore list now. May your cock rot off and be eaten by a shitty blue animation with no backing plot to support it.
Ah, so they might be showing it in 3D but not IMAX then? For the best experience, I should seek out an IMAX 3D venue?
Is this consensus?
I'm not sure if all IMAX theatres in the US is true IMAX.
Yup, I figure I should be skeptical of theaters represented as IMAX. Maybe call them up and ask them for the dimensions of their screen. Likely the person I'd talk to once getting past the automated system wouldn't know, though. Hopefully they could connect me to someone who does know. Well, seems to be the thing to try.I don't know if it's a consensus, but IMAX should be experienced at least once. http://www.imax.com/
A warning about their site: They list normal 3D theaters as IMAX theaters in my area.
Looks like it's going to be official!:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3id3e0b71b5f1a6df40dc998544184f47e
Boy was I off base on this. I didn't think it would necessarily make back it's entire production cost.
Much of this board was off base on this. Lesson learned, never underestimate the Cameron :awe:
Much of this board was off base on this. Lesson learned, never underestimate the Cameron :awe:
If the arc continues, his next film will make 6 billion dollars but be nothing but a picture of a diseased cock rotating in 3d for 4 hours.
I find it odd you enjoy some of his other movies and find Avatar so terrible. Avatar is comparable quality-wise to his other films in my estimation.
bunch of haters and momo idiots...it was a great film, yes the story has been done before, but this was very entertaining...for some reason you idiot morons hate things for weird reasons. irony ensues while you type because you hit the pause on your japanese anime movie to criticize this film...
Yes never underestimate Cameron. It looks like Avatar is headed to be the first 2 Billion dollar+ movie.