Here is what is reported to be a good listing of the Dark Knight in
Imax for the US and Canada.
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/experience-the-dark-knight-in-imax-a-full-national-theater-listing.php
or shorter at http://preview.tinyurl.com/6s4sxw.
Surprisingly it doesn't have a DC location.
Some might consider the Chantilly, VA location as the DC area, even
though it's some 45 minutes outside of DC's center. Udvar-Hazy is part
of the DC's Smithsonian. Dark Knight tickets are 12.50 plus 12.00
parking; Ouch! How many people can you stuff into a car ;-)
Richard P.
Here is what
I've been looking around our local imax theaters to go see Dark Knight
since this is one of the few movies actually shot and not converted
for imax. I don't know anything about the tech specs behind imax,
just that it's big. I've been hearing conflicting stories about the
theaters here
Some movies are converted for imax, but not shot with imax film. That's why
I wanted to see Batman at the imax, as noted before, portions were actually
shot using imax stock. The only problem here, a local theater chain has a
deal with the only full size imax theater in the valley to not run any
Jeff,
How much would you say was shot in imax? Worth the money and perhaps a
longer drive? I'm supposed to take my father later this week.
Mike
On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 1:44 PM, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some movies are converted for imax, but not shot with imax film. That's
why I
I've been looking around our local imax theaters to go see Dark Knight since
this is one of the few movies actually shot and not converted for imax. I
don't know anything about the tech specs behind imax, just that it's big.
I've been hearing conflicting stories about the theaters here locally,
No idea about Phoenix, but I just got out from seeing it at the Uptown
Theater in DC. Non-Imax, but a HUGE, parabolic single screen.
It was f***ing awesome. (Here endeth the review)
I would kill to see it in Imax.
-Original Message-
I've been looking around our local imax theaters to
I'm taking my dad next week...figure imax film is about 1/3 more picture in
height then what you can see in a regular theater. I suppose not unlike
seeing a movie in 4:3 or 16:9.
Mike
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 5:08 PM, Jeff Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No idea about Phoenix, but I just got
Only a few scenes were 'shot' (rendered?) in Imax. Reviews indicate on an
Imax screen most of the film is smaller with those scenes being physically
much larger. Cityscapes and such.
We're going to Orlando FL 8/11-8/14. I wonder if they'll still be showing it
then on Imax? Being on vacation I
