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Dolby Cinema

The AMC theaters at the Grove in LA has a good Dolby Cinema. I think it's because a lot of directors will go to that theater to check in and then tell the projectionist how to tweak.
 
111-JEDI said:
Also, I heard they are showing Interstellar on 70MM IMAX there at the Grove in LA this week. But, the 10th Anniversary Interstellar website shows it to be on Regal in Irvine. Interstellar: IMAX Exclusive in IMAX 70mm film | Get Tickets Now
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The two venues that will screen the 70mm Imax is at AMC Universal Citywalk, and Regal Irvine Spectrum. I just attended an afternoon screening at the latter, and it was brilliant. Fantastic showcase for both and and video. 70mm footage still is awe-inspiring.
 
Nonametofame said:
The two venues that will screen the 70mm Imax is at AMC Universal Citywalk, and Regal Irvine Spectrum. I just attended an afternoon screening at the latter, and it was brilliant. Fantastic showcase for both and and video. 70mm footage still is awe-inspiring.
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Thanks for clarifying. That's helpful as we have family out there and they want to go see Interstellar on 70MM. We took family to see Wicked for daughter's birthday at Northpark 15 Dolby Cinema last night and sound was amazing. In lighter scenes, image was washed out, and audio sub range was exaggerated and balance was off with left side of theater getting more sound. Darker scenes were excellent and mid and treble and Atmos were great. Overall a great experience. IMAX seems a bit better in my recent comparisons between Dolby Cinema and IMAX.
 
"Throughout 2023, movie theaters in the United States and Canada managed to sell around 831 million tickets, which is a bit more than the 2022 figure of about 700 million tickets and a significant increase compared to the 2021 total of 444 million tickets." -Statistica

The movie theater experience is significant and it's cool to see technologies like Dolby Cinema and IMAX. I remember seeing Star Wars: A New Hope in theater when it first released back in 1977. That's when I was first blown away and intrigued with AV + great story.
 
And Musaafer Indian Restaurant received Michelin Star in Houston
 
todo said:
And Musaafer Indian Restaurant received Michelin Star in Houston
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That's right! I read that review. Sounds amazing. I'm going to have to try that out soon. Is it difficult to get a reservation?
 
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