#26
Posted: 11/22/05 at 6:57am
I just came back from my 2nd screening tonight. Crazy huh? And I must make this point. The first screening I went to, the audio format was just plain Dolby Stereo with the screen size of about 20 feet wide. In the second screening, the film was presented in R2 calibrated Dolby Digital surround system with the screen size of 45 feet. Does it make any difference? Of course it does! I should have just only went to the second screening because my second experience was a more "alive" version of the film. It felt like you were watching it in live theatre. You could hear every voice, note, and beat in the song like you should in every musical.
For those of you living in SF. Try these theatres for the best cinematic experience.
1. Empire Cinema @ West Portal (It's in the largest auditorium for this coming weekend)
2. Metro @ Union Street
3. Sony Metreon @ Downtown SOMA
4. Daly City 20 @ DC
5. AMC Kabuki or 1000
I recommend the Empire Cinema, no midnight show however the people running the place sure knows what they are doing and besides they are musical friendly as well.
And don't forget to moo the staff and managers, they'll know where you're coming from.
For those of you living in SF. Try these theatres for the best cinematic experience.
1. Empire Cinema @ West Portal (It's in the largest auditorium for this coming weekend)
2. Metro @ Union Street
3. Sony Metreon @ Downtown SOMA
4. Daly City 20 @ DC
5. AMC Kabuki or 1000
I recommend the Empire Cinema, no midnight show however the people running the place sure knows what they are doing and besides they are musical friendly as well.
And don't forget to moo the staff and managers, they'll know where you're coming from.
"Now I may not have much, but I have more determination than any man you're likely to meet." - Big Fish
"Misdirection. What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes." - Swordfish
"Misdirection. What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes." - Swordfish
Updated On: 11/22/05 at 06:57 AM
