IMAX Movie experiences... Yay or Nay ?

[Napoleon V]

Its awesome if u get a good seat

[renchfrieswith]

Caution: ‘The Hobbit’ may cause migraines, nausea

Posted on December 5, 2012 By Hope Gillette Health

Fans who were enamored with Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings Trilogy have been anticipating the December 2012 release of the The Hobbit.According to a report from Movie Talk, however, the impressive imagery and new filming techniques in the movie may be more than many audiences bargained for.
People in advanced screenings of The Hobbit in New Zealand have complained of nausea, dizziness and migraines after watching the movie.
The health effects are the result of increasing the movie’s frame per second time from 24 to 48, a process which makes the images sharper and more realistic.
Those additional frames per second, in addition to the 3D effects, made the images too distracting and intense for some viewers, indicated The New Zealand Herald, and one movie-goer who flew into the country for the premier stated their eyes could not take everything in.




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48 frames has too much sharpness in movement. In our normal view we also see things blurry when they move fast. 24 frames per second is perfect in that sense. This is why 48 fps looks weird and unnatural and gives you a headache.

Fuck this 48 fps shit and fuck 3D too.

[DarkFriday]

[Daveindiego]

I wanted to see The Hobbit and got talked into seeing it at an IMAX theater tomorrow night. I have never seen an IMAX movie...Is it really worth the $20?

You and Mario will have a great time together at the IMAX.

The Hobbit, fucking faggit.

[DarkFriday]

You and Mario will have a great time together at the IMAX.

The Hobbit, fucking faggit.

[hidden dragon]

i honestly don't know

Yeah, this new 48fps is crazy, makes it look too good.

[crazypreacher]

Fps is feet per second. Are you guys talking rifles?

[hidden dragon]

Fps is feet per second. Are you guys talking rifles?

Frames Per Second.

Movies usually are 24 per second, Peter Jackson made The Hobbit in traditional 24fps and a clearer 48fps.

The 48 is causing migraines.

[crazypreacher]

Frames Per Second.

Movies usually are 24 per second, Peter Jackson made The Hobbit in traditional 24fps and a clearer 48fps.

The 48 is causing migraines.

The English Patient caused me migraines.

[Satori Brah]

I wanted to see The Hobbit and got talked into seeing it at an IMAX theater tomorrow night. I have never seen an IMAX movie...Is it really worth the $20?

It's definitely cooler than a regular movie.