Talk:IMAX
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Should more attention be given to OMNIMAX, as it is a different film format, primarily found in science museums (ie. OMSI), and films released for it are usually educational.. Sunilonln 02:41, 3 Jun 2004 (UTC)
Was the matrix reloaded done on imax? is this unusual?
in NZ the only imax theatre shut down over a year ago. (there's not much demand for rollercoaster documentaries) Tristanb 01:20 12 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Matrix Reloaded" was indeed done in imax, just saw it myself last week. Hephaestos
I've added it to the page, as i'd consider it a big movie (though i haven't seen it). Tristanb
Not sure why someone decided to delete the listing of the movie "Haunted Castle" as a film released to IMAX, especially after I added it specifically to write the detailed linked entry, but I'm putting it back in.
- Good on you. It looks like it may have been accidently deleted when someone was sorting them. Tristanb
- Yes, probably my fault as I had a simultaneous edit and had to recombine; thought I got all the new list items back in but probably missed that one.Jgm 17:50, 25 Aug 2003 (UTC)
I don't see the relevance of the Cirque De Soleil as a "see also" listing -- by that logic we could add links to everything that's ever been a subject of an IMAX movie. Perhaps a compromise might be a line in the article mentioning the film and linking Cirque in situ. Jgm 17:53, 25 Aug 2003 (UTC)
"conventional 70 mm systems were neither steady enough for the 586x magnification."
- "Neither" in this sentence implies a later "nor" that never arrives. I suspect it was there originally and got edited out, but I've changed "neither" to "not" for grammatical regularity. Lee M 17:59, 2 Dec 2004 (UTC)
Yes Episode II, no Episode III
It is interesting to note that Star Wars: Episode II went through the DMR process to show on IMAX, there seems no news about the same treatment to Episode III.
Cinerama
Cinerama came first, followed by Vistavision and Cinemascope. The article implys it came later, which is incorrect.