The Dark Knight Rises The TDKR General Discussion & Speculation Thread - Part 18

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I dont know why eveyone is all up in arms about AMC saying that we are only showing it in 70mm screens instead of Digitial IMAX. This will be no different then it was in 2007. Everyone here that saw a prolouge in 2007 can just go to that same place. The article to me is saying that Hey we admit it we are not real IMAX. Here is the list of real IMAX screens so enjoy.

AZ
Tempe – Harkins Arizona Mills 25 IMAX – 412 seats, opened 3/5/1998
CA
Cathedral City – Desert IMAX Theater – 279 seats, opened 4/2/1999
Dublin – Regal Hacienda Crossings 20 & IMAX – 385 seats, opened 5/5/2000
Fresno – Edwards Fresno Stadium 21 & IMAX – 273 seats, opened 6/28/2006
Irvine – Edwards Irvine Spectrum 21 & IMAX – 492 seats, opened 11/27/2002
Los Angeles – Rave 18 IMAX – 350 seats, opened 01/2002
Monterey - Cannery Row IMAX Theatre – 290 seats, opened 4/4/2008
Ontario – Edwards Ontario Palace 22 & IMAX – 480 seats, opened 4/11/2003
Sacramento – Esquire IMAX Theater - 407 seats, opened 7/8/1999
San Francisco – AMC Loews Metreon – 600 seats, opened 6/16/1999
Universal City – AMC Loews Universal City – 422 seats, opened 4/14/2000
CO
Colorado Springs – Cinemark Carefree Circle & IMAX – 263 seats, opened 12/15/2000
Denver – UA Colorado Center 9 & IMAX – 360 seats
CT
Manchester – RC Buckland Hills 18 – 230 seats, opened 11/10/2004
FL
Orlando - Regal Pointe 21 & IMAX - 424 seats, opened 05/2007
GA
Buford – Regal Mall of Georgia 20 & IMAX – 400 seats, opened 8/13/1999
IA
Council Bluffs – AMC Star Council Bluffs IMAX – 346 seats, opened 3/21/2008
ID
Boise – Edwards Boise Stadium 21 & IMAX – 268 seats, opened 4/30/1999
IL
Chicago – Navy Pier IMAX Theatre – 440 seats, opened 1995
Lincolnshire – Regal Lincolnshire 20 & IMAX – 260 seats, opened 12/21/1998
Woodridge – Cinemark Seven Bridges & IMAX – 260 seats, opened 2/25/2000
IN
Indianapolis – Indiana State Museum IMAX – 404 seats, opened 12/19/1996
KY
Louisville - RC Stonybrook 20 IMAX – 211 seats, opened 11/10/2004
LA
New Orleans – Entergy IMAX Theatre – 354 seats, opened 10/1995
MA
Natick – Jordan’s Furniture IMAX – 279 seats, opened 8/22/2002
Reading – Jordan’s Furniture IMAX – 465 seats, opened 10/29/2004
MI
Dearborn – The Henry Ford IMAX – 440 seats, opened 11/19/1999
Grand Rapids – Celebration! Village IMAX Theater – 270 seats, opened 11/16/2001
Ypsilanti – RC Ann Arbor 20 IMAX – 422 seats, opened 5/12/2006
MN
Apple Valley – Great Clips IMAX Theatre - 600 seats, opened 4/5/1997
Duluth – Duluth OMNIMAX Theatre – 260 seats, opened 4/18/1996
MO
Sappington – Ronnies 20 Cine IMAX – 270 seats, opened 11/18/2005
MT
West Yellowstone – Yellowstone IMAX Theatre – 356 seats, opened 6/15/1994
NJ
Atlantic City – Tropicana Casino IMAX – 287 seats, opened 11/24/2004
NV
Las Vegas – Brenden Theatre Corp IMAX – 183 seats, opened 8/15/2003
NY
New Rochelle – Regal New Roc City 18 & IMAX – 392 seats, opened 9/24/1999
New York - AMC Loews Lincoln Square IMAX – 600 seats, opened 11/1994 — largest screen in country
Rochester – Tinseltown & IMAX – 253 seats, opened 11/9/1999
West Nyack – IMAX Theatre at Palisades Center – 361 seats, opened 9/25/1998
White Plains – City Center 15: Cinema de Lux IMAX – 329 seats, opened 11/10/2004
OH
Cincinnati – Springdale 18: Cinema de Lux IMAX – 341 seats, opened 11/10/2004
OK
Tulsa – Cinemark Tulsa & IMAX – 260 seats, opened 3/10/2000
PA
King of Prussia – UA King of Prussia 16 & IMAX – 340 seats, opened 4/11/2003
Tarentum - Cinemark IMAX at Pittsburgh Mills – opened 7/14/2005
RI
Providence – Providence Place Cinemas 16 IMAX- 424 seats, opened 6/22/2000
SC
Myrtle Beach – Myrtle Beach IMAX – 404 seats, opened 5/9/2007
TX
Colleyville – Colleyville Cinema Grille and IMAX – 276 seats, opened 8/9/2006
Dallas – Cinemark 17 & IMAX - 257 seats, opened 9/9/1999
Galveston – Moody Gardens IMAX – 403 seats, opened 1993
Houston – Edwards Houston Marquee 23 & IMAX – 409 seats, opened 4/11/2003
San Antonio – IMAX 3D Theatre San Antonio Rivercenter -320 seats, opened 05/2001
Tomball – Silverado 19 IMAX - 411 seats, opened 2/29/2008
WA
Spokane – Riverfront Park IMAX -342 seats, opened 05/1978
WI
Fitchburg - AMC Star Fitchburg 18 IMAX – 349 seats, opened 12/23/2005

Thats not true. I went to the pacific science center IMAX in seattle and thats not on the list
 
I'm sure it'll be online after a bit because the release is so limited. Once the bootlegs stir up more hype they'll offically release it

The one for TDK wasn't available until the Blu-ray Edition of Batman Begins. Anyway the theatrical trailer would possibly be out around SH2. So it wouldn't be a need to release the prologue online anytime soon. Keeping it an IMAX Exclusive.
 
They're not going to release the Prologue at all, except for the IMAX release and then when TDKR goes to Blu/DVD
 
They're not going to release the Prologue at all, except for the IMAX release and then when TDKR goes to Blu/DVD

Unless there's a re-release of both BB/TDK on Blu-ray next year.
 
I appreciate everyone's help, but unless the Cincinnati Museum Center plays Ghost Protocol in December (I'll give them a call, I guess), I'm just not willing to drive 2+ hours to watch six minutes of footage with a film that I otherwise have no desire to see.

But once TDKR comes out, then perhaps I'll make the trip to Indiana :up:.
 
I'm sure it'll be online after a bit because the release is so limited. Once the bootlegs stir up more hype they'll offically release it
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Why the **** wouldnt they play it on digital? I cant watch it now
 
Unless there's a re-release of both BB/TDK on Blu-ray next year.

That would be kind of silly. They just came out not that long ago and TDKR will be due for December, to re-release it and then come out with TDKR when they could easily Release TDKR then milk a Trilogy in a years time wouldn't do them much credit.

However if they do Re-release both BB/TDK on Blu-Ray I do agree it would be on that.
 
>A re-release of TDK with extra special features, the TDKR prologue, and removing the horrible filter on Batman's voice.

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Checked to to see if Ghost Protocol was going to play in my nearest IMAX.... only to find it had just closed down...

:cmad:

bollocks
 
The one in central Brimingham? Yep, I noticed that too.

London it is, if at all.
 
I honestly don't know if I can be bothered to spend time and money to go to London to watch a movie that I would never go to, solely for 6 minutes of footage which I will probably see a few weeks later online and if not then, definitely next year in the proper context in which it was meant to be viewed.
 
all the imax screens in new york are near me so I'll be there opening night!
 
That would be kind of silly. They just came out not that long ago and TDKR will be due for December, to re-release it and then come out with TDKR when they could easily Release TDKR then milk a Trilogy in a years time wouldn't do them much credit.

However if they do Re-release both BB/TDK on Blu-Ray I do agree it would be on that.

Gil pretty much said to expect a boxed trilogy set by xmas 2012, and I trust Gil.
 
I dont know why eveyone is all up in arms about AMC saying that we are only showing it in 70mm screens instead of Digitial IMAX. This will be no different then it was in 2007. Everyone here that saw a prolouge in 2007 can just go to that same place. The article to me is saying that Hey we admit it we are not real IMAX. Here is the list of real IMAX screens so enjoy.

AZ
Tempe – Harkins Arizona Mills 25 IMAX – 412 seats, opened 3/5/1998
CA
Cathedral City – Desert IMAX Theater – 279 seats, opened 4/2/1999
Dublin – Regal Hacienda Crossings 20 & IMAX – 385 seats, opened 5/5/2000
Fresno – Edwards Fresno Stadium 21 & IMAX – 273 seats, opened 6/28/2006
Irvine – Edwards Irvine Spectrum 21 & IMAX – 492 seats, opened 11/27/2002
Los Angeles – Rave 18 IMAX – 350 seats, opened 01/2002
Monterey - Cannery Row IMAX Theatre – 290 seats, opened 4/4/2008
Ontario – Edwards Ontario Palace 22 & IMAX – 480 seats, opened 4/11/2003
Sacramento – Esquire IMAX Theater - 407 seats, opened 7/8/1999
San Francisco – AMC Loews Metreon – 600 seats, opened 6/16/1999
Universal City – AMC Loews Universal City – 422 seats, opened 4/14/2000
CO
Colorado Springs – Cinemark Carefree Circle & IMAX – 263 seats, opened 12/15/2000
Denver – UA Colorado Center 9 & IMAX – 360 seats
CT
Manchester – RC Buckland Hills 18 – 230 seats, opened 11/10/2004
FL
Orlando - Regal Pointe 21 & IMAX - 424 seats, opened 05/2007
GA
Buford – Regal Mall of Georgia 20 & IMAX – 400 seats, opened 8/13/1999
IA
Council Bluffs – AMC Star Council Bluffs IMAX – 346 seats, opened 3/21/2008
ID
Boise – Edwards Boise Stadium 21 & IMAX – 268 seats, opened 4/30/1999
IL
Chicago – Navy Pier IMAX Theatre – 440 seats, opened 1995
Lincolnshire – Regal Lincolnshire 20 & IMAX – 260 seats, opened 12/21/1998
Woodridge – Cinemark Seven Bridges & IMAX – 260 seats, opened 2/25/2000
IN
Indianapolis – Indiana State Museum IMAX – 404 seats, opened 12/19/1996
KY
Louisville - RC Stonybrook 20 IMAX – 211 seats, opened 11/10/2004
LA
New Orleans – Entergy IMAX Theatre – 354 seats, opened 10/1995
MA
Natick – Jordan’s Furniture IMAX – 279 seats, opened 8/22/2002
Reading – Jordan’s Furniture IMAX – 465 seats, opened 10/29/2004
MI
Dearborn – The Henry Ford IMAX – 440 seats, opened 11/19/1999
Grand Rapids – Celebration! Village IMAX Theater – 270 seats, opened 11/16/2001
Ypsilanti – RC Ann Arbor 20 IMAX – 422 seats, opened 5/12/2006
MN
Apple Valley – Great Clips IMAX Theatre - 600 seats, opened 4/5/1997
Duluth – Duluth OMNIMAX Theatre – 260 seats, opened 4/18/1996
MO
Sappington – Ronnies 20 Cine IMAX – 270 seats, opened 11/18/2005
MT
West Yellowstone – Yellowstone IMAX Theatre – 356 seats, opened 6/15/1994
NJ
Atlantic City – Tropicana Casino IMAX – 287 seats, opened 11/24/2004
NV
Las Vegas – Brenden Theatre Corp IMAX – 183 seats, opened 8/15/2003
NY
New Rochelle – Regal New Roc City 18 & IMAX – 392 seats, opened 9/24/1999
New York - AMC Loews Lincoln Square IMAX – 600 seats, opened 11/1994 — largest screen in country
Rochester – Tinseltown & IMAX – 253 seats, opened 11/9/1999
West Nyack – IMAX Theatre at Palisades Center – 361 seats, opened 9/25/1998
White Plains – City Center 15: Cinema de Lux IMAX – 329 seats, opened 11/10/2004
OH
Cincinnati – Springdale 18: Cinema de Lux IMAX – 341 seats, opened 11/10/2004
OK
Tulsa – Cinemark Tulsa & IMAX – 260 seats, opened 3/10/2000
PA
King of Prussia – UA King of Prussia 16 & IMAX – 340 seats, opened 4/11/2003
Tarentum - Cinemark IMAX at Pittsburgh Mills – opened 7/14/2005
RI
Providence – Providence Place Cinemas 16 IMAX- 424 seats, opened 6/22/2000
SC
Myrtle Beach – Myrtle Beach IMAX – 404 seats, opened 5/9/2007
TX
Colleyville – Colleyville Cinema Grille and IMAX – 276 seats, opened 8/9/2006
Dallas – Cinemark 17 & IMAX - 257 seats, opened 9/9/1999
Galveston – Moody Gardens IMAX – 403 seats, opened 1993
Houston – Edwards Houston Marquee 23 & IMAX – 409 seats, opened 4/11/2003
San Antonio – IMAX 3D Theatre San Antonio Rivercenter -320 seats, opened 05/2001
Tomball – Silverado 19 IMAX - 411 seats, opened 2/29/2008
WA
Spokane – Riverfront Park IMAX -342 seats, opened 05/1978
WI
Fitchburg - AMC Star Fitchburg 18 IMAX – 349 seats, opened 12/23/2005

Your forgetting one in Austin, tx.

Bob Bullock museum Imax theater.
 
This infuriates me to no end.

The only way this could possibly get any worse is if my theater doesn't have the necessary projectors to show The Hobbit at 48 fps next year.

No IMAX theaters or digital theaters capable of running 48 fps? It's a very strong possibility that I would rage myself to death.

No need to rage: the National Theater Owner's Association made an announcement at the past conference that theaters have to have digital equipment by 2013 or suffer the consequences. I was one of the first people to report on it:

http://juniatian.com/?p=562
 
The one in central Brimingham? Yep, I noticed that too.

London it is, if at all.

If you're in Birmingham, wouldn't it be closer to go to either Bradford or Manchester IMAX instead of London?
 
>A re-release of TDK with extra special features, the TDKR prologue, and removing the horrible filter on Batman's voice.

1312413035778.jpg

Honestly, I expected that on The Dark Knight's original DVD/Blu Ray release.

I bet you could imagine my face when I saw the last scene with Batman and an upside down Joker and the filter still being there.
 
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