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3/5 stars is Rotten. (60%)DaBossAK wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 1:58 pmGo on rotten tomatoes, go to see all critics reviews and click the "Do you think me miscategorized a critic's review button"hamid1993ss wrote: ↑August 21st, 2020, 6:50 pmJamie east from the sun gave it 3/5 stars but it counts as rotten??
3.5/5 stars is Fresh.(70%)
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really? when I watched Dunkirk in the theaters (non-IMAX), i could barely catch a word in many scenes, especially those in the air.Nicolaslabra wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 3:16 pmfeel the same, even dunkirk, i only found myself reading the subtitles a couple of times really.
What I meant was that I can always easily follow the film because of the subtitlesNicolaslabra wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 3:16 pmfeel the same, even dunkirk, i only found myself reading the subtitles a couple of times really.
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A correction for IMAX and Liemax auditoriums. For such auditoriums, IMAX carefully and specifically tunes the audio to the director's specification. So for any Nolan film in IMAX or Liemax, what you're hearing audio-wise is how Nolan intended it for you to experience in IMAX. Any other non-IMAX auditoriums can have differing experiences depending on how the sound is set or tuned.Jesus of Suburbia wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 12:39 pmPretty much this. I think on blu Ray he has more control of the sound of everything compared to theater that sets the sound for the movie. I could be wrong with digital projectors.
Unfortunately that’s not true. Not all IMAX screens sound the same. The room acoustics alone can change how the mixes sound on those speakers. So the mix will sound different even between IMAX screens.
Not all IMAX auditoriums are equal. Laser IMAX sound system is a lot better than the older sound system in many IMAX auditoriums. I experienced this with poor audio clarity in LieMAX for Dunkirk compared to a Laser IMAX show. Huge difference between them.Imaginatio wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 7:18 pmA correction for IMAX and Liemax auditoriums. For such auditoriums, IMAX carefully and specifically tunes the audio to the director's specification. So for any Nolan film in IMAX or Liemax, what you're hearing audio-wise is how Nolan intended it for you to experience in IMAX. Any other non-IMAX auditoriums can have differing experiences depending on how the sound is set or tuned.Jesus of Suburbia wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 12:39 pmPretty much this. I think on blu Ray he has more control of the sound of everything compared to theater that sets the sound for the movie. I could be wrong with digital projectors.
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Yes that is correct, IMAX Laser audio systems are newer and better versus older IMAX sound systems. My point still stands that IMAX still tunes and calibrates and monitors the audio quality in all their IMAX auditoriums, whether it's a newer or older IMAX audio system. I am also aware there are differences in audio experience between real IMAX and Liemax auditoriums, but IMAX still tunes and calibrates them all.
My theater was a 70mm IMAX and we issues with sound.Imaginatio wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 7:18 pmA correction for IMAX and Liemax auditoriums. For such auditoriums, IMAX carefully and specifically tunes the audio to the director's specification. So for any Nolan film in IMAX or Liemax, what you're hearing audio-wise is how Nolan intended it for you to experience in IMAX. Any other non-IMAX auditoriums can have differing experiences depending on how the sound is set or tuned.Jesus of Suburbia wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2020, 12:39 pmPretty much this. I think on blu Ray he has more control of the sound of everything compared to theater that sets the sound for the movie. I could be wrong with digital projectors.
Not all IMAX sound systems are equal to the say the very least, and Nolan's sound mixes play particularly poorly in theaters with sound equipment with anything less than the finest dynamic range. Muddy/boomy bass will overwhelm the center channel in the majority of IMAX auditoriums.
This audio issue didn't really become a widespread issue on this level until Interstellar. Here it seems like it has as much, or more, exposition as Inception but you can't hear it half the time.
Those who have seen it so far may have had a different experience, but that's what I have heard. Concerned, since the theater I'm going already plays the audio about 20% too loud.
-Vader
This audio issue didn't really become a widespread issue on this level until Interstellar. Here it seems like it has as much, or more, exposition as Inception but you can't hear it half the time.
Those who have seen it so far may have had a different experience, but that's what I have heard. Concerned, since the theater I'm going already plays the audio about 20% too loud.
-Vader
