• @Steve
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    161 year ago

    I get it. If I was looking at that seating chart, I’d be thinking:
    “Screw it. If I have to sit in the front, I’m going to sit in The front.”

    • Hogger85b
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      31 year ago

      Yep the first three rows at my local (fake) IMAX are flat and all.pretty similar next straining look up at screen so might as well get the leg room and less restricted view.

  • @[email protected]
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    41 year ago

    Honestly, as I get older, I appreciate seats with lots of leg room more and more. I got “theater knees” that would bother me more than the neck pain and retinal damage that probably comes with that seat.

    It’s Nolan, so it’s going to be unbearably loud…it might as well be unbearably bright, right?

    • @[email protected]OP
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      1 year ago

      If you don’t leave Oppenheimer without full-thickness burns, retinal damage, and blown eardrums–are you really watching the way Christopher Nolan intended?

  • @Lauchs
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    41 year ago

    The worst birthday gift ever: “I got you opening night tickets!”

  • macniel
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    31 year ago

    That guy will witness the Destroyer of Worlds first hand! Brighter than the Sun!

  • @[email protected]
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    21 year ago

    Best guess would be C. Nolan.

    70mm print on opening night will look absolutely amazing. This is likely the only chance many people will have to see an actual film print that was not digitally altered.

    Nolan uses chemical color and manual film assembly. This just doesn’t happen anymore.

  • @[email protected]
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    21 year ago

    It’s a Chris Nolan film. That’s the only way to get the dialogue.

    …Seriously though. His films have such poor sound mixing. Thank the heavens for dynamic compression.