Do not see a movie in IMAX unless it was made for it.

[42041]

IMO there's absolutely nothing special about 2K IMAX compared to a good normal screen, and when you consider IMAX's so-called "remastering" and the upcharge it is absolutely best avoided unless all of your regular theaters really suck.

[Dreamliner330]

Originally Posted by 42041

IMO there's absolutely nothing special about 2K IMAX compared to a good normal screen, and when you consider IMAX's so-called "remastering" and the upcharge it is absolutely best avoided unless all of your regular theaters really suck.

Lol. Are you blind?

I'll take dual 2K LIMAX over Sony 4K in a regular room any day.

[42041]

Originally Posted by Dreamliner330

Lol. Are you blind?

I'll take dual 2K LIMAX over Sony 4K in a regular room any day.

It's your money to waste. Again, there is absolutely nothing special about it. I don't know what projectors they're running but my nice Cinemark has projection that simply looks better - and they don't mess with the movie.

[Dreamliner330]

Originally Posted by 42041

It's your money to waste. Again, there is absolutely nothing special about it. I don't know what projectors they're running but my nice Cinemark has projection that simply looks better.

Brighter. Bigger. Next?

I also really like the Barco 4K projectors. Looks great in the Showplace ICON Atmos room.

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by Dreamliner330

Lol. Are you blind?

I'll take dual 2K LIMAX over Sony 4K in a regular room any day.

Mmm DMR

[Dreamliner330]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

Mmm DMR

Yes. Tasty. Let the deliciousness flow through you.

I think 'IMAX DMR' is a pretty big crock of marketing BS, but I don't think I've ever seen it negatively affect a movie.

3D is particularly egregiously dark in 'RealD' on those Sony 4K projectors. When watching a 3D film, IMAX is particularly excellent.

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by Dreamliner330

Yes. Tasty. Let the deliciousness flow through you.

I think 'IMAX DMR' is a pretty big crock of marketing BS, but I don't think I've ever seen it negatively affect a movie.

3D is particularly egregiously dark in 'RealD' on those Sony 4K projectors. When watching a 3D film, IMAX is particularly excellent.

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