All right, let's ditch those 3D glasses and check out the newest format ... brighter than with traditional 3D. And then there's IMAX. You've probably heard of IMAX, because it's actually been ...

While the glasses have improved, the number of movies shot for 3D has been declining ... Sadly, in Seattle you can’t watch 70mm IMAX films — the industry’s gold standard.

Indeed, privately owned premium screens could do away with the IMAX 3D glasses, which many domestic audiences have soured on. And even in places where the IMAX business is booming, such as China ...

IMAX Chief Technology Officer Brian Bonnick ... There are special new 3D glasses available, too: The dual 4K projectors require a substantial amount of cooling, delivered by these four boxes ...

"The headline, for me, is by shooting on IMAX 70mm film, you’re really letting the screen disappear. You're getting a feeling of 3D without the glasses. You’ve got a huge screen and you’re ...

return to the big screen--this time in IMAX 3D format. Strap on your 3D glasses and lean back. We’re definitely not in Kansas anymore. The classic Hollywood musical The Wizard of Oz ...

So what's the difference? Most theaters crop the IMAX aspect ratio horizontally, which means you may miss out on what Nolan described as "3D without the glasses" since IMAX screens are intended to use ...

So what's the problem with that? There are only 30 theaters worldwide, including 19 in the U.S., with that capability, which leaves Houstonians out of luck. So what's the difference? Most theaters ...

So what's the problem with that? There are only 30 theaters worldwide, including 19 in the U.S., screening Oppenheimer in that format including the AMC Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles, the AMC ...