Last night, I went to see STAR TREK for thrid time but for FIRST TIME at IMAX THEATER.
Synopsis: Star Trek, which chronicles the early days of James T. Kirk and his fellow USS Enterprise crew members, has been digitally re-mastered into the unparalleled image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience® through proprietary IMAX DMR® technology. With crystal clear images, laser-aligned digital sound and maximized field of view, IMAX provides the world's most immersive movie experience. From director J.J. Abrams (Mission: Impossible III, Lost and Alias) and screenwriters Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci (Transformers, MI: III) comes a new vision of the greatest space adventure of all time, Star Trek, featuring a young, new crew venturing boldly where no man has gone before.
The IMAX® 3D projector actually projects two separate images onto the screen and special polarized 3D glasses allow your brain to fuse the two images together to make a single, pristine, larger-than-life three-dimensional imageA typical 45-minute IMAX large format film is three miles/4.8 km or 15,840 feet/4,828m long.In 1997, IMAX won an Oscar®, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ highest honor, for scientific and technical achievement The IMAX screen has a slight curvature that extends beyond the field of geometric recognition incorporating some of the audience’s peripheral vision. Light from the 15,000-watt lamp in an IMAX® projector is so bright that if it were on the moon people could see it from Earth with the naked eye The IMAX® 3D projector actually projects two separate images onto the screen and special polarized 3D glasses allow your brain to fuse the two images together to make a single, pristine, larger-than-life three-dimensional image. The IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second! The IMAX 3D screen is covered with a special silver paint that reflects twice the amount of light as a regular movie screen. IMAX cameras have been everywhere from the bottom of the ocean, to inside a NASCAR racecar, to the International Space Station. It takes a phenomenal 259,200 IMAX film frames to make a 90-minute IMAX 3D film. A 90-minute IMAX film is about six miles long. The average person blinks between 12 and 20 times per minute. An IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second. To create the best images possible, the IMAX projector moves film horizontally instead of vertically like other projectors. The light beam of an IMAX projector would cause a gigantic log to burst into flames. The IMAX® 3D projector actually projects two separate images onto the screen and special polarized 3D glasses allow your brain to fuse the two images together to make a single, pristine, larger-than-life three-dimensional image. The IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second! The IMAX 3D screen is covered with a special silver paint that reflects twice the amount of light as a regular movie screen. IMAX cameras have been everywhere from the bottom of the ocean, to inside a NASCAR racecar, to the International Space Station. It takes a phenomenal 259,200 IMAX film frames to make a 90-minute IMAX 3D film. A 90-minute IMAX film is about six miles long. The average person blinks between 12 and 20 times per minute. An IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second. To create the best images possible, the IMAX projector moves film horizontally instead of vertically like other projectors. The light beam of an IMAX projector would cause a gigantic log to burst into flames.
Go SEE STAR TREK at IMAX Theater near you. You will not be disappointed. Go www.fandango.com or 1-800-FANDANGO or mobile fandango.com
J.J. Abrams did an "OUTSTANDING JOB" in picking a new cast and giving new birth to STAR TREK yet again. Thank You, so much, J.J.
Synopsis: Star Trek, which chronicles the early days of James T. Kirk and his fellow USS Enterprise crew members, has been digitally re-mastered into the unparalleled image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience® through proprietary IMAX DMR® technology. With crystal clear images, laser-aligned digital sound and maximized field of view, IMAX provides the world's most immersive movie experience. From director J.J. Abrams (Mission: Impossible III, Lost and Alias) and screenwriters Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci (Transformers, MI: III) comes a new vision of the greatest space adventure of all time, Star Trek, featuring a young, new crew venturing boldly where no man has gone before.
The IMAX® 3D projector actually projects two separate images onto the screen and special polarized 3D glasses allow your brain to fuse the two images together to make a single, pristine, larger-than-life three-dimensional imageA typical 45-minute IMAX large format film is three miles/4.8 km or 15,840 feet/4,828m long.In 1997, IMAX won an Oscar®, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ highest honor, for scientific and technical achievement The IMAX screen has a slight curvature that extends beyond the field of geometric recognition incorporating some of the audience’s peripheral vision. Light from the 15,000-watt lamp in an IMAX® projector is so bright that if it were on the moon people could see it from Earth with the naked eye The IMAX® 3D projector actually projects two separate images onto the screen and special polarized 3D glasses allow your brain to fuse the two images together to make a single, pristine, larger-than-life three-dimensional image. The IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second! The IMAX 3D screen is covered with a special silver paint that reflects twice the amount of light as a regular movie screen. IMAX cameras have been everywhere from the bottom of the ocean, to inside a NASCAR racecar, to the International Space Station. It takes a phenomenal 259,200 IMAX film frames to make a 90-minute IMAX 3D film. A 90-minute IMAX film is about six miles long. The average person blinks between 12 and 20 times per minute. An IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second. To create the best images possible, the IMAX projector moves film horizontally instead of vertically like other projectors. The light beam of an IMAX projector would cause a gigantic log to burst into flames. The IMAX® 3D projector actually projects two separate images onto the screen and special polarized 3D glasses allow your brain to fuse the two images together to make a single, pristine, larger-than-life three-dimensional image. The IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second! The IMAX 3D screen is covered with a special silver paint that reflects twice the amount of light as a regular movie screen. IMAX cameras have been everywhere from the bottom of the ocean, to inside a NASCAR racecar, to the International Space Station. It takes a phenomenal 259,200 IMAX film frames to make a 90-minute IMAX 3D film. A 90-minute IMAX film is about six miles long. The average person blinks between 12 and 20 times per minute. An IMAX 3D projector flashes 48 individual images onto the screen every second. To create the best images possible, the IMAX projector moves film horizontally instead of vertically like other projectors. The light beam of an IMAX projector would cause a gigantic log to burst into flames.
Go SEE STAR TREK at IMAX Theater near you. You will not be disappointed. Go www.fandango.com or 1-800-FANDANGO or mobile fandango.com
J.J. Abrams did an "OUTSTANDING JOB" in picking a new cast and giving new birth to STAR TREK yet again. Thank You, so much, J.J.
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so much, that I took the wife for her first time seeing the new STAR TREK movie. This was now my fourth time watching the new movie, but my second IMAX Experience.
