Chad R
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Very interesting ad in the Orlando paper today. A local theater is advertising the 'Indiana Jones' Trilogy to start playing next week in Dolby Digital EX. It will play for one week only. They list all three titles but I don't know if it will be a triple feature or if they'll devote three separate screens to them.
I also find the EX mention curious. This is a lesser known theater which might be trying to pull some people down their way to see the renovations (I think it was renovated lately but may be wrong) and know that saying digital EX will draw in geeks like me. Or they may have no good idea what EX really is.
I'm also skeptical about the EX mention since I was scammed two years ago by the Universal theater advertising "Halloween" as a midnight show during Halloween Horror nights and when I got down there it was crappy H20. But the Indy ad was very specific.
I only mention the EX thing because if true it might spark some interesting debate concerning future releases at the theater (maybe this is a test to see how well it'd do wide) or on DVD.
Regardless of its sound format Indy on the big screen again (when I'm old enough to appreciate it) is enough to get my butt in a seat.
I also find the EX mention curious. This is a lesser known theater which might be trying to pull some people down their way to see the renovations (I think it was renovated lately but may be wrong) and know that saying digital EX will draw in geeks like me. Or they may have no good idea what EX really is.
I'm also skeptical about the EX mention since I was scammed two years ago by the Universal theater advertising "Halloween" as a midnight show during Halloween Horror nights and when I got down there it was crappy H20. But the Indy ad was very specific.
I only mention the EX thing because if true it might spark some interesting debate concerning future releases at the theater (maybe this is a test to see how well it'd do wide) or on DVD.
Regardless of its sound format Indy on the big screen again (when I'm old enough to appreciate it) is enough to get my butt in a seat.