Are You Going To See The New Superman Movie!

[Guest]

I Just Wondering if you guy's are going to see the new movie of SUPERMAN. The Movie is out Today.

 

Im going to see for sure because im a BIG FAN OF SUPERMAN!!!!

 

I wish i have his power

 

Well See ya.

[Imhotep]

Yup, going right after I get off of work..

 

[Wes]

Me too. I'm actually not that interested, but my roommate is dragging me.

[Guest]

I'm planning on seeing it tomorrow.

[Imhotep]

^^Im not interested in seeing "Superman" as much as I am interested in seeing Lex Luthor (Im a huge Kevin Spacey fan).

[haiderodes]

^ Kevin Spacey...did you see him on SNL. It was a repeat but it was still funny as hell!

 

I want to see Superman...im debating on going to see it in Imax 3D, but I hear that the whole movie isn't in 3D, just certain parts which makes it useless to me.

[pvcoasterguy]

^ Allow me to explain the IMAX 3D thing.

 

In order to play normal movies in IMAX, reformatting is a must. Otherwise, the picture will be fuzzy and distorted, and the sound would be terrible. It would be like a fuzzy TV channel. IMAX DMR digitally re-masters films for showing on the IMAX, and converts the film from normal 35 mm film (at normal theatres) to 70mm film (for IMAX).

 

They did this for Superman: Returns. But they added in a twist, also. 3D.

 

3D is a whole different story. Showing 3D requires either two projectors (the most common) with polarized glasses or electronic 3D glasses with one projector. Before, we could only show in 3D what was filmed in 3D. However, IMAX found a way to digitally create 3D without having to film in 3D. This is the first time the technology has been used. It cost over $1 million just to convert 20 minutes of normal film into 3D. However, these 20 minutes are Superman's flying sequences/main action sequences, the only ones that would interesting in 3D. I'm sure money was an object also.

 

So, Superman Returns has visual cues as to when to put glasses on/take them off. We all find this a little strange, because it would be considerably easier just to run the normal film through both projectors and keep the glasses on the entire time. However, this was not done, hence the necesity to take the glasses on/off.

 

IMAX is truly worth the money if it is available near you. The superb film quality and sound quality should bring you in alone; the icing on the cake is the 3D that you can get. IMAX usually only costs a dollar or two above the normal theatre, so go if possible. It is a far superb experience, and it is the best way to see films anymore.

[dragoncoaster1292]

I already saw it omn Tuesday at a sneak preview at my local theatre. It was FREAKIN AWESOME!

[DerekRx]

Me and some of BACT are going to see the movie in IMAX 3D on Saturday after hitting some brewpubs. Not sure if that's the smartest thing to do, but we'll see

[Homer]

I hope to see this soon, but I still think Pirates 2 would beat this film.

[Scaparri]

No, I don't really have any intentions. I'm not a big fan of the comic based movies. I've enjoyed the two Spidermans though.

[coasterbuzz36763]

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Your kidding me, right? RIGHT? Thought so.

[downunder]

I saw it last night mainly cause I felt like seeing a movie, it wasn't bad. They filmed some of it right outside the front door of my work building, it sucks going to the movies and seeing your work.

[pvcoasterguy]

I want to see it because they filmed a lot of it in...

 

IOWA! And the guy that plays Superman was from IOWA! And they had the premiere in IOWA!

 

We get excited when our state is featured in anything, let alone a Hollywood Big-Budget film.

 

LOL...

[okinawaboy11]

I saw it last night. It was good, but slow and boring at times. It made up for that with it's special effects. And for a pretty unknown actor, the guy who played Superman did a good job.