Pictures of Cinemax ,my new theater! (1 Viewer)

[Jens Raethel]

Give me your thoughts!

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Go see my new theater!
http://cine-max.tripod.com/cinemax/

 

[Deane Johnson]

AWSOME, to say the least.
I see you've done something that is often overlooked as a real neat feature and that is having the walls angle in toward the screen.
You have good reason to be very happy.
Deane

 

[Jens Raethel]

Thanks Deane, I am!
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Go see my new theater!
http://cine-max.tripod.com/cinemax/

 

[Mark Austin]

Great setup! Very impressive. Enjoy!

 

[Jerome Grate]

DAMN Now that's Home Theater.
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If loving Home Theater is
wrong, I don't want to be
right!!!

 

[Oliver]

Fantastic! You must be very proud!

 

[Stacey_V]

An incredible theater to say the very least. You have done very well, now go and enjoy it!
-Stacey
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[Mike E W]

Wow. Great theater. Had to say no to 3 cookies to view it.

 

[Jens Raethel]

Thank´s folk´s Im

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Go see my new theater!
http://cine-max.tripod.com/cinemax/

 

[Joseph_W]

When I first saw your pictures, I thought you were pulling our leg! (kidding us by posting professional pictures from another site). Construction pictures proved you were for real!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!
Joe

 

[John Morris]

Wow! Fantastic Theater! I can only one day hope of having an HT even half as nice.
Congratulations, and Enjoy!
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Take Care,
merc

 

[DaveF]

Very cool! I especially like your comfortable-looking recliners, instead of actual movie theater seats. That's the whole point of home-theater -- comfort!
So, do you charge your friends / family $5 for drinks and snacks from the snackbar?
A minor thing: on your architect page, you have the sentence, "we had long shats over the internet." You should replace "shats" with "chats". (What you have now has an amusing, but undesired, meaning in English.)
dave f.

 

[Jens Raethel]

I will change this at once!
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Go see my new theater!
http://cine-max.tripod.com/cinemax/

 

[Mike Brantley]

"Wow" is all I can say! You have a very nice home theater. The angled walls have me particularly impressed, but everything is so nice.
One idea I'm going to borrow for my own (lesser!) theater is the small LCD monitor in the back for previewing movies. That should save me from having to shorten the life of my projector's lamp just to get things set up or to program my VCR or Dishplayer to record something.
I would say keep up the good work, but it looks like you are finished! So go enjoy that thing with your lovely girlfriend!
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Mike Brantley
Our Theater:
Mike & Cheryl's Screening Room

My Super-8 Filmmaking Site:
http://www.super8filmmaking.com

 

[Dan Hitchman]

WOW!!

Is that screen 1.78:1 or 1.33:1? Any plans on changing it to 1.78:1 if it's not?
Dan

 

[Yohan Pamudji]

*drool, drool, drool*
Phenomenal!

Great work there. I only wish I had the time, money, knowhow and everything else you have to make such an awesome theater.
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This screen has been formatted to fit your movie.

 

[Jens Raethel]

Dan:
The screen right now is 1.33:1.
I have a lot of old laserdiscs which are not in widescreen, so therefore I think I have to keep this for a while.
But on the otherhand I havent got a real screen yet, just a big bed-sheet.
I dont know what to buy?
What would you do?
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Go see my new theater!
http://cine-max.tripod.com/cinemax/

 

[Jens Raethel]

Mike:
It works really good for previewing movies.
I bought a lcd monitor used in cars.
I only regret I didnt got one in widscreen, that woud have been cooler. But the prize was to high right then...
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Go see my new theater!
http://cine-max.tripod.com/cinemax/

 

[Shade Watson]

The stars are great! Did you put in the constellations?

 

[Will Ernst]

Outstanding!
I find the bedsheet screen hilarious though. That's the way I end up doing things, all out on one aspect and make-shift on one until I recoup. Kinda like the college days when I always had THE top-of-the-line computer hardware with a 21" monitor -- on plastic milk crates with a beanbag for a chair...

-will