Now I want a rewatch at the Airbus IMAX in VA, dual 4K in 1.43 aspect…but their website is shit and saying that all showings are sold out…forever lol. Might need to give ‘em a call. If you do manage to see it here I recommend arriving early enough to see the Enola Gay. It's surreal to see in person...

Hi, I also live in Northern Virginia and want to watch this in true IMAX. I know Chantilly Air and Space is legit but it's a little far. I remember going to Lockheed Martin IMAX for The Dark Knight Rises, it was amazing but I think they are still remodeling? AMC Tysons Corner 16 is listed as IMAX i...

X-MementoMori-X wrote: ↑

August 21st, 2020, 1:39 pm

"Feels like Inception, with the pressure of Dunkirk" - Hardy Zaubitzer

I guess this thread can be locked now.

I still have my concerns.

I secured my IMAX 70mm tickets for the 21st at the Maryland Science Center. $43.20 per ticket after adding in the mandatory "general exhibit" ticket.

While not thrilled, it'd have to cost a bit more than that to keep me away.

http://www.mdsci.org/imax/dunkirk/

IMDb (I know, I know) mentions the following in the trivia: Some of the "archive footage" in the teaser trailer was filmed specifically for the production and then altered by the visual effects teams to appear much older. Does anyone have any more info or a source on this? http://www.imdb.com/title/...

@Hustler Are you planning on picking up the 1/12 scale Hot Toys "The Bat"? No pricing or pre-order info yet but it's coming later this year..

da fuq? How is this thread 22 pages?

peloto wrote:I would like to see Star Wars : Episode 7 directed by Nolan

This. Who's going to start the petition?

ryan4butler wrote:You know its the same stuff as on the DVD? The only thing new is the essay, restored film and Doodlebug now on the disc.

Ahem...

New interview with Nolan