Edmond Dantès;44104248 said:As for me: Saturday 15 December - BFI IMAX 2:30pm.
Wednesday 12 December - Odeon Leicester Square Royal premiere?
Is the BFI 48fps?
Chuffing hope so.
Edmond Dantès;44104248 said:As for me: Saturday 15 December - BFI IMAX 2:30pm.
Wednesday 12 December - Odeon Leicester Square Royal premiere?
I doubt it. It's a real IMAX. So it'll be running off a reel as they don't do digital. Same with manc IMAXIs the BFI 48fps?
Chuffing hope so.
I doubt it. It's a real IMAX. So it'll be running off a reel as they don't do digital. Same with manc IMAX
Sorry if this has already been mentioned, but AMC announces HFR locations.
http://www.48fpsmovies.com/2012/11/06/amc-theatres-announces-hfr-3d-hobbit-locations/
Glad there's a few in DC, which is just 40 min from me.
Nope, no solid announcement yet outside of the UK ad. I think they're finalising their plans as all the main cinema chains say they're waiting to find out what's happening.lame-sauce, all the HFR blogs seem to center on the US, are there any lists for London based screenings?
IMAX.My IMAX and Real D will both be 48fps. Which should I pick for first viewing?
Edmond Dantès;44107766 said:The Hobbit - An Unexpected Dinner Party (Denny's Exclusive Content)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6WXNiWBIPg&feature=youtu.be
SourceNamed after the demonic Eye of Sauron from the Lord of the Rings films, a new species of flesh-ripping dinosaur terrorized North Africa some 95 million years ago, a new study says.
The speciesSauroniops pachytholus, or "eye of Sauron" in Greekwas identified from a single fossil unearthed in southeastern Morocco in 2007.
That fossil included only part the upper skullincluding the eye socket, study leader Andrea Cau, of the Museo Geologico Giovanni Capellini in Bologna, Italy, said by email.
"The idea of a predator that is physically known only as its fierce eye reminded me of Sauron, in particular as depicted in Peter Jackson's movies," Cau explained.
A Match for T. Rex
As a carcharodontosaura type of huge theropod, or two-legged meat-eaterSauroniops likely had "a long and deep skull bearing dozens of bladelike teeth," he said.
Comparisons of the skull fossil with those of related species suggest the creature measured up to 40 feet (12 meters) in length.
"The skull bone of Sauroniops is very broad and particularly thick: This suggests an animal as big as Tyrannosaurus [rex]," Cau said. But without more fossils, "a more precise estimation of its size is currently impossible," the paleontologist added.
The fossil also revealed that the dinosaur had a distinctive bump on its forehead, which sets Sauroniops apart from other carcharodontosaurs, according to the study, published recently in the journal Acta Palaeontologica Polonica.
This lumpy growth may have been used for head-butting clashes during male mating displays, the team speculates.
Sauron Dinosaur Was a Giant Among Giants
As the fourth carcharodontosaur known from Africa, Sauroniops shared its Moroccan stomping ground with the equally ferocious Carcharodontosaurus saharicus.
Though these top predators may have given each other the evil eye, it's quite possible they targeted different prey and weren't direct competitors, Cau said.
"Sauroniops lived along the banks of a large delta, under a hot and warm climate, very rich of fishes and crocodiles," he added. "The abundance of food may explain the abundance of predatory dinosaurs."
http://www.qobuz.com/album/the-hobb...ck-special-edition-howard-shore/0794043163920
Samples of every track on the special edition soundtrack. As you'd expect, it sounds a lot like LotR. Plenty of reprises of themes from the original trilogy.
http://www.qobuz.com/album/the-hobb...ck-special-edition-howard-shore/0794043163920
Samples of every track on the special edition soundtrack. As you'd expect, it sounds a lot like LotR. Plenty of reprises of themes from the original trilogy.
wtf is goin on with song of the misty mountain
I like the Song of the Lonely Mountain.
I feel like it will play better when you hear the whole thing.
Wait, so we're not getting an end credits song like in LOTR?
Sorry if this has already been mentioned, but AMC announces HFR locations.
http://www.48fpsmovies.com/2012/11/06/amc-theatres-announces-hfr-3d-hobbit-locations/
Glad there's a few in DC, which is just 40 min from me.
Same. That site lists rave in Manchester, ct has having HFR but the Rave site itself does not. And the list of theaters on thronering.net doesn't list it either.It's weird, though the AMC in NOLA has listings for regular, real d, 3d and imax 3d, but none of them mention HFR at all. I'll probably give em a call or something before I order just to be sure
Yeah, I'm not spoiling the whole score before watching the movie, it needs to be heard in context first.
All set for HFR 3D with the recent theater updates... my eyeballs are ready!
EDIT: Tickets for the first showing purchased - dead center middle seats!
Most excellent, most excellent indeed.http://www.qobuz.com/album/the-hobb...ck-special-edition-howard-shore/0794043163920
Samples of every track on the special edition soundtrack. As you'd expect, it sounds a lot like LotR. Plenty of reprises of themes from the original trilogy.
What's interesting about sessions being sold in Australia is that ALL 3D sessions at participating HFR cinemas are 48fps and they don't mention that. So people booking for a normal 3D session will have NFI what they're in for unless they specifically go to the movie site's Hobbit page.
I just hope we don't get people yelling at the projectionist during the screening.
Hopefully there is a little introduction or something explaining 48fps.
Yeah will be interesting. When will we get some reviews/impressions of it?
I would highly suggest people who aren't fans of 3D to at least give the 48fps 3D a chance because I think thats where 48fps will be impressive. 2D will be more odd to our eyes I bet.