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Well it turns out that according to a reddit thread, Cameron didn't use the full 1.43:1 aspect ratio of IMAX so I guess I'll just be going to a new screen (for me). Apparently the most recent tentpole film that did open to the full IMAX ratio was Dune, and I missed that in the theaters.

I read that in the Variety review as well (staying spoiler free, it was just the author saying some of it is in 48FPS while others are in 24FPS. Do you know if the IMAX scenes were truly shot in 1.43:1 or is it the now-more-common-practice of 1.90:1?

Even though I wrote this wasn't a "my system is better than the theater" post, I will admit that after getting used to the C1 (and now the C2) it has basically put me off of going to the standard projection small(er) screen multiplex showings. The TCL Chinese, Regency Village, larger Dolby...

After watching a lot of extras on current filmmaking (in the digital realm) I came to a similar conclusion Josh (and Robert Z with his knowledge about the equipment and mastering techniques pretty much confirmed it). It's kind of like the theatrical vs. near field sound mixes. What's...

This video is from 2019 but I came across it while doing some searching after my Initial post. According to him $30K Sony reference monitor that “all of them use” but that Sony has stopped making…and apparently many of them have a larger panel since that reference monitor is small (when they...

Long time members here will know that I've been part of the community since 1997 (right after getting my first full time job my first big purchase was a DVD player as Los Angeles was one of the initial 7 test cities for the new technology). I loved going to the theaters. Living and working where...