There was at least one distracting technical glitch during almost every movie I saw this year (i.e. Out of focus, Green Line down the side, Surround speakers cut in and out.) Even the brand new "digital" theater a few towns over couldn't get it right when I saw Indiana Jones.
For me to go to a theater one of the following must be true: 1) I really, really can't wait 3 months for the DVD release. 2) There is some sort of gimmick only available in the theater (like IMAX format or 3D glasses)
They should add an audience track to DVDs that imitates the Cheering/Laughing/Children-Screaming/Cell-Phone-Ringing you get in a theater. Then you could really bring the experience home.
“The other one is a biggie, and it's something very noticeable in the videos: touch sensitivity is pretty bad. Using the virtual keyboard proved to be far too painful, and we're pretty sure it wasn't multitouch-friendly.”
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There was at least one distracting technical glitch during almost every movie I saw this year (i.e. Out of focus, Green Line down the side, Surround speakers cut in and out.) Even the brand new "digital" theater a few towns over couldn't get it right when I saw Indiana Jones.
For me to go to a theater one of the following must be true:
1) I really, really can't wait 3 months for the DVD release.
2) There is some sort of gimmick only available in the theater (like IMAX format or 3D glasses)
They should add an audience track to DVDs that imitates the Cheering/Laughing/Children-Screaming/Cell-Phone-Ringing you get in a theater. Then you could really bring the experience home.