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Frank Angel
Film God

Posts: 5305
From: Brooklyn NY USA
Registered: Dec 1999
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posted 06-26-2012 03:24 PM
Yeah, I know Stu...it's just the rebel in me. Then again, it's better than throwing a stink bomb in their A/C ductwork. See....everything is relative when it come to letting them know who they are with.
And Claude, it was LieMAX digital, not film. I do think, at least at this IMAX in Brooklyn, the 3D in terms of picture brightness is the best I have seen compared to RealD(im) 3D, and I must admit, even better than the 15/70 3D I've seen at the Manhattan IMAX. That place has a distinct hotspot that the Brooklyn LieMAX does not, and given that nothing is shot in 15/70 anyway, what's the point trecking to Manhattan to see it on film?
The theatre next door in which I saw MIB that night, the (RealD) was OK, but just OK and on a smallish screen....with the trademark RealD hotspot. If there is a 3D film that I want to see (not many), I will always go to the digital version of it if it's available in the "Experience" (shelling out $23 bucks to see a movie -- now THAT's the IMAX Experience).
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