World UK Posters - Superman:Doomsday private cinema screening?

[dr collossus]

I figured we could probably hire a screen at a cinema for a private viewing, and if we could get a large enough group of people interested it would make it worthwhile. Anyone interested?

 

[November Rain]

maybe for the near apocalypse of '09 or perhaps justice league new frontier but not for this trollocks...

 

[Kevin Roegele]

I figured we could probably hire a screen at a cinema for a private viewing, and if we could get a large enough group of people interested it would make it worthwhile. Anyone interested?

You'd need a licence from Warner Bros to do that, and a cinema with digital projection as I doubt Doomsday is avaliable on celluloid.

 

[dr collossus]

Finding a cinema with with digital projection is no problem. Also, you don't need to have a license to hire a room for a private screening.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

Finding a cinema with with digital projection is no problem.

Only the big cinemas have digital, and I doubt they're going to let you rent an entire screen.

Also, you don't need to have a license to hire a room for a private screening.

No, but if you watch the start of any DVD or video you'll see a message which says, 'this product is for home viewing only and is not for public showing'.

 

[dr collossus]

Only the big cinemas have digital, and I doubt they're going to let you rent an entire screen.

That's not true. All new cinemas have digital projection. My local one does. AND my company has hired a screen there before for a private screening (of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, not that it matters)

No, but if you watch the start of any DVD or video you'll see a message which says, 'this product is for home viewing only and is not for public showing'.

The whole point of a private screening is basically that you are borrowing their equipment to watch a film that you own, and have the right to watch. It's just like ahving a few mates round to watch the film at home, only on a larger scale. Seriously dude, I looked into it. It's just a question of fronting up the cash, which is why you need to get a large enough group of people to gether to make it worthwhile.