Bring in Deniro with a baseball bat
That was actually a DePalma movie, but, yeah, I'd still watch it.
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Bring in Deniro with a baseball bat
That was actually a DePalma movie, but, yeah, I'd still watch it.
No, Hec, I did not.
From IMDB:
On the heels of its success with Polar Express, IMAX announced Tuesday that it will release Batman Begins on its giant screens on the same day it that opens in conventional theaters, June 17. IMAX accounted for more than 25 percent of the box-office take for Polar Express, which it exhibited in 3-D. Presumably, Batman Begins, which stars Christian Bale in the title role, will be presented in 2-D. Nevertheless, in an interview with the New York Daily News, the company's co-CEO, Richard Gelfond, remarked, "This is the kind of epic movie that will blow people away in IMAX."
They seem to be about to do the same thing with Robots. I imagine that one will do well on IMAX too.
I've never been to the IMAX theater here. I'll go see Batman and Robots there though.
I also need to go do the Dark Side of the Moon planetarium thing they have.
I've never been to the IMAX theater here. I'll go see Batman and Robots there though.
We saw the last Harry Potter on IMAX. So much more detail was visible - it was very interesting.
We saw the last Harry Potter on IMAX. So much more detail was visible - it was very interesting.
I did too, and I thought it worked great, except for the scene between Harry and Lupin on the bridge. They were so far apart that it became a scene about the bridgpost in the middle of the screen.
I saw RotK on IMAX and it was very happymaking.
They were so far apart that it became a scene about the bridgpost in the middle of the screen.
Yeah, the actor playing the post was really wooden.
I saw Beauty and the Beast on IMAX. Which was awesome. You really felt like you were in a castle.