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So why on earth isn't it at all the locations, and more so why pick Blackpool over Liverpool?
I really hope that list gets some further additions....
He means it's just a firmware update for those with digital projectors.
So why on earth isn't it at all the locations, and more so why pick Blackpool over Liverpool?
I really hope that list gets some further additions....
interesting PJ does not rule out coming back to Middle earth in that radio interview :O, though he says the estate would make it very hard
He means it's just a firmware update for those with digital projectors.
So why on earth isn't it at all the locations, and more so why pick Blackpool over Liverpool?
I really hope that list gets some further additions....
HFR footage at CinemaCon got very mixed reaction, some people absolutely hated it. WB are only doing a limited release in case audiences don't warm to it.
That I understand. What I can't fathom is why of two locations nearby each other pick the one that is in the much smaller place?
Liverpool: ODEON Cinema (theater rep is 99% sure)
I heard from some film industry friends that apparently the screening at the premiere won't be the final cut of the film. They're still brushing it up in the editing suite - not to mention how long it takes to render.
I've no idea bro! Maybe give them a call/email?
According to this unofficial list.
Maybe it just hasn't been added yet?
It's not likely, it's fact. It's not possible for a true, 70mm IMAX to show 48fps film for numerous reasons. The film can't go through the projector fast enough, and the amount of film needed for a 3 hour movie at 48fps exceeds the amount an IMAX film reel can hold. The only 48fps showings will be with digital projectors which inherently means it won't and can't be true 70mm IMAX.
Not likely LieMAX. Definitely LieMAX. Only digital projectors can project the HFR versions of the film and there are no Digital IMAX theatres outside of the LieMAX theatres. Not until they get that fancy Laser-projection system working.
During these two weeks, we are also installing an IMAX 3D Digital projector alongside the IMAX film-based 3D projector, so that the BFI IMAX will have the option to present all IMAX DMR films from July 2012.
Okay, thanks for clearing that up. I guess I got my hopes up because the BFI IMAX upgraded their projector system earlier this year:
interesting PJ does not rule out coming back to Middle earth in that radio interview :O, though he says the estate would make it very hard
A bridge film between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings is something Peter and his team could attempt. They could deal with the rise of the Witch-King and the Battle of Fornost, which could be dealt with in a prologue of sorts, where we hear Glorfindel make his famous prophecy. Aragorn's early life and his meeting with Arwen, his friendship with Gandalf, fighting alongside King Thengel and the search for Gollum could be dealt with in the present narrative.It's just a fools hope, but I hope someday some sort of adaptation of The Silmarillion is done. You couldn't adapt the entire thing page by page, but I love the idea of someone taking certain stories out of it (The Children of Hurin, for instance) and making some films.
It'll never happen but one can still hope.
It should be the final cut. Heard some immense celebrating not too long ago from next door, so it could be pretty much there by now.
New Zealander here! I'm in Wellington. Will try to get into the throng next to the red carpet tomorrow.
I heard from some film industry friends that apparently the screening at the premiere won't be the final cut of the film. They're still brushing it up in the editing suite - not to mention how long it takes to render.
Good luck, I get the feeling it's going to be slightly busy.
Do you know if they're doing the parade through the city centre like ROTK's premiere?
On Rings, we had about five terabytes of disk space for the whole movie. Then on this one, we’re in multiple petabytes of information, which is insane.
Sounds like its just stuff like the dolby atmos mix that they are reviewing now. Very much the finishing touches.
Lets all move to the shire.
Not likely LieMAX. Definitely LieMAX. Only digital projectors can project the HFR versions of the film and there are no Digital IMAX theatres outside of the LieMAX theatres. Not until they get that fancy Laser-projection system working.
IMAX HD
Variations on IMAX included the 48 frames per second IMAX HD process, which sought to reduce strobing and offer higher definition by doubling the normal film rate. The IMAX HD system was tested in 1992 at the Canada Pavilion of the Seville Expo '92 with the film Momentum.[15] Higher production costs, and the high "wear-and-tear" on the prints and projectors, doomed the IMAX HD system, but, not before many theatres had been retrofitted to project at 48 frames, especially in Canada, in order to play Momentum.[16] In the 1990s theme parks in Thailand, Germany, and Las Vegas used IMAX HD for their Motion Simulator rides.[17] The Disney parks attraction Soarin' Over California features a modification of both IMAX HD and IMAX Dome, projecting in 48 frames per second.
Lets all move to the shire.
Oh, so I can watch the HFR, 3D version at my IMAX. Hmmm... Decisions. 3D wasn't post conversion right?
Shot in 5K, 48fps 3D.Oh, so I can watch the HFR, 3D version at my IMAX. Hmmm... Decisions. 3D wasn't post conversion right?
Already planned a trilogy day at home. All three extended editions in a row the Sunday before Hobbit. Very excited for both.
Don't think I have it in me to squeeze them all into a single day, might resort to one a day leading up to the 14th. Godspeed.
So, no impressions from the first screening yet?
Not necessarily.That's because it was shot digitally though right?
Nope, shot natively in 3D.
Oh that's great. Will watch in 3D for sure then. So my lieMax will actually it it this time? Awesome.Shot in 5K, 48fps 3D.
Interesting that they are using the camperdown theater for the press screenings...I have a feeling this film will feel more impressive on a bigger screen
Cant say too much, just very proud of the work done on this film. Lots of blood/sweat/tears(including my own) have gone into this one. I hope its received well
For those of you lucky enough to be in welly tomorrow, hope you come out and enjoy the premier, I'll be there somewhere....chilling with a cold beer in hand _b
Is that not Park Road?