Man, this place is PACKED. Most people I've been around indoors in nearly two years…
SpreadsheetAg said:
Are they saying Harkuhnnin or HarKOnen?
Gig-Em2003 said:
Settling in!
Carlo4 said:
Am I the only one that doesn't like how they say Harkonnen?
So far I'm 20 min in and loving it!
Don't you need kids to do Dad Jokes?TCTTS said:
All your phones and TVs and HBO Max subscriptions can suck it.
Time to Dune this for real…
TCTTS said:
Man, this place is PACKED. Most people I've been around indoors in nearly two years…
I Just introduced our first @imax with laser showing of @dunemovie here to more than 850 very enthusiastic @chinesetheatres audience members!#DuneMovie pic.twitter.com/SqhNOCdcGz
— Levi Tinker (@EmceeLeviTinker) October 22, 2021
helloimustbegoing said:Don't you need kids to do Dad Jokes?TCTTS said:
All your phones and TVs and HBO Max subscriptions can suck it.
Time to Dune this for real…
Frankly I'm mixed. I read the book last week and I'm not sure I needed to. I think you'd catch enough from the movie to be alright. A lot of the movie was straight from the book, so a few times it felt like I'd read the script or something which was a little distracting.Bonzer103 said:
So, I went ahead and started the book in advance of the movie to see if I want to get half way through in advance of an Imax sitting on Sunday. Lots of detail in the book that seems like it will aid in the world and character building in the movie. Any additional thoughts after seeing the movie? Book or movie first?
Bonzer103 said:
So, I went ahead and started the book in advance of the movie to see if I want to get half way through in advance of an Imax sitting on Sunday. Lots of detail in the book that seems like it will aid in the world and character building in the movie. Any additional thoughts after seeing the movie? Book or movie first?
Thanks for your post here.TCTTS said:
One other quick note...
The 1.43:1 full/true IMAX format basically only pertains to Nolan movies, Villeneuve movies, and Mission: Impossible movies, with rare exceptions. Because Marvel movies "shot on IMAX" only shoot in the 1.9:1 LieMAX aspect ratio, and the same goes for the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick. Neither go full 1.43:1, nor do most blockbusters shot on IMAX. At least up until now. Villeneuve will probably change that, as I *think* he was the first to shoot IMAX digitally in 1.43:1, though I could be wrong. I just know he had access to brand new, state-of-the-art IMAX cameras no one else had used before.
Regardless, up until now, it's been a rarity that you even had to seek out full/true IMAX, as most "shot on IMAX" movies shot in the 1.9:1 aspect ratio, so the type of IMAX theater you saw it in - LieMAX or the real deal - hasn't mattered as much. Again, I imagine that's about to change going forward, though.
All that said, most movies shown in IMAX aren't even "shot on IMAX," a la the Star Wars movies, the Fast & Furious movies, Free Guy, etc. Those are simply 2:39:1 aspect ratio movies being projected onto an IMAX screen. So there's no version where you get more picture vertically depending on the type of IMAX theater you see it in. You're getting the exact same aspect ratio wherever/however you see it.
Well, this is confusing. This suggests 3 different picture views then. Your IMAX link>what we thought were true IMAX theaters>HBO MAX.A is A said:Thanks for your post here.TCTTS said:
One other quick note...
The 1.43:1 full/true IMAX format basically only pertains to Nolan movies, Villeneuve movies, and Mission: Impossible movies, with rare exceptions. Because Marvel movies "shot on IMAX" only shoot in the 1.9:1 LieMAX aspect ratio, and the same goes for the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick. Neither go full 1.43:1, nor do most blockbusters shot on IMAX. At least up until now. Villeneuve will probably change that, as I *think* he was the first to shoot IMAX digitally in 1.43:1, though I could be wrong. I just know he had access to brand new, state-of-the-art IMAX cameras no one else had used before.
Regardless, up until now, it's been a rarity that you even had to seek out full/true IMAX, as most "shot on IMAX" movies shot in the 1.9:1 aspect ratio, so the type of IMAX theater you saw it in - LieMAX or the real deal - hasn't mattered as much. Again, I imagine that's about to change going forward, though.
All that said, most movies shown in IMAX aren't even "shot on IMAX," a la the Star Wars movies, the Fast & Furious movies, Free Guy, etc. Those are simply 2:39:1 aspect ratio movies being projected onto an IMAX screen. So there's no version where you get more picture vertically depending on the type of IMAX theater you see it in. You're getting the exact same aspect ratio wherever/however you see it.
So according to IMAX - only Austin has a tru 1.43:1 experience.
https://www.imax.com/news/dune-experience-up-to-40-percent-more-picture-only-in-select-imax-theatres
I noticed your post in the Chinese Theatre - is that a lieMax, too? It is not listed in IMAX's list? Or is there more to this list that I am missing.
I have tickets for Regal Lone Star IMAX in Houston - as this thread has directed me there. Should I call the establishment to confirm? in a later post on Pg 50 you mention MarqE as being true. There is a MarqE in downtown Hoston, again, not listed on Imax's link above about 40% more.
A is A said:Thanks for your post here.TCTTS said:
One other quick note...
The 1.43:1 full/true IMAX format basically only pertains to Nolan movies, Villeneuve movies, and Mission: Impossible movies, with rare exceptions. Because Marvel movies "shot on IMAX" only shoot in the 1.9:1 LieMAX aspect ratio, and the same goes for the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick. Neither go full 1.43:1, nor do most blockbusters shot on IMAX. At least up until now. Villeneuve will probably change that, as I *think* he was the first to shoot IMAX digitally in 1.43:1, though I could be wrong. I just know he had access to brand new, state-of-the-art IMAX cameras no one else had used before.
Regardless, up until now, it's been a rarity that you even had to seek out full/true IMAX, as most "shot on IMAX" movies shot in the 1.9:1 aspect ratio, so the type of IMAX theater you saw it in - LieMAX or the real deal - hasn't mattered as much. Again, I imagine that's about to change going forward, though.
All that said, most movies shown in IMAX aren't even "shot on IMAX," a la the Star Wars movies, the Fast & Furious movies, Free Guy, etc. Those are simply 2:39:1 aspect ratio movies being projected onto an IMAX screen. So there's no version where you get more picture vertically depending on the type of IMAX theater you see it in. You're getting the exact same aspect ratio wherever/however you see it.
So according to IMAX - only Austin has a tru 1.43:1 experience.
https://www.imax.com/news/dune-experience-up-to-40-percent-more-picture-only-in-select-imax-theatres
I noticed your post in the Chinese Theatre - is that a lieMax, too? It is not listed in IMAX's list? Or is there more to this list that I am missing.
I have tickets for Regal Lone Star IMAX in Houston - as this thread has directed me there. Should I call the establishment to confirm? in a later post on Pg 50 you mention MarqE as being true. There is a MarqE in downtown Hoston, again, not listed on Imax's link above about 40% more.
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As the kwisatz haderach, I have many powers. Typing isn't one of them.Claude! said:I'm just the kwisatz haberdasher. I make hats for the product of thousands of years of human breeding programs. Not much of a living.birdman said:
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