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John Koutsoumis
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From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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quote: Cameron Glendinning
here in sydney IMAX dicovered, it is much cheaper (and a noticably brighter image) to use old fasioned cardboard glasses rather than have to constantly clean the expensive hi tec shutter ones.



Well I can't speak for the Sydney IMAX but in Melbourne the image is very bright even in 3D. I just wish they would bring out all the full length feature films that screen elsewhere in the world in IMAX format.

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Andrew Peter Chobaniuk
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From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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 - posted 09-12-2006 06:41 AM      Profile for Andrew Peter Chobaniuk   Email Andrew Peter Chobaniuk   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
in one of our auditoriums theres a large hole that has black stictching, looks horrible and with the info ive gotten here i think i'll suggest a re-repair

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