"Les Cargill" <
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> Daniel W. Rouse Jr. wrote:
>> "Philip" <
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>>> Metspitzer wrote:
>>>> Tron (2010) was interesting enough to watch and it was 10 out of 10
>>>> for eye candy. I am not as into SciFi anymore, but I am guessing that
>>>> it makes it easier for eye candy.
>>>>
>>>> Speaking of SciFi, Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) was a very
>>>> good SciFi. Not much eye candy though.
>>>>
>>>> More suggestions?
>>>
>>> Any decent movie at an IMAX theatre.
>>
>> IMAX in a theater = Overrated.
>>
>> Expect to be disappointed with the scenes that don't use the entire
>> screen in an IMAX film. It's black bars on top and bottom, no better
>> than watching a movie in letterbox--at the theater I was in they didn't
>> even hide the black bars with curtains and the lights were not fully out
>> as well.
>>
>> The movie I watched was the overhyped and disappointingly acted film,
>
> Really? I mean, those aren't *good* movies, but Heath ledger was
> pretty dern notable, chewing the scenery as The Joker.
>
[snip...]
Christian Bale's gruff-sounding Batman character voice was annoying
throughout, and Heath Ledger just sort of acting the Joker as sardonic
rather than actually evil. (Compare and contrast vs. how Jack Nicholson
acted as the Joker in the Tim Burton directed Batman movie--Heath Ledger was
nowhere near as good, IMHO.)
But my main point was that even with 30 minutes of IMAX--showing panoramic
scenery and building shots--the rest of the film was the letterbox effect
with the black bars on the top and the bottom--especially projected on a
white screen in the theater. If that was true IMAX, again, I think that was
overrated.