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@CerealMidnight Was it at least on a proper 2.35 screen?

Had an AMC screening of Ferris Bueller's Day Off ruined today by a guy repeatedly throwing things at the screen and using his phone flashlight. There were only four of us in the theater and he seemed determined to make himself the center of attention. Yes, I reported it.

@SyBurnman @BrandonDavisBD Nobody wants to see a dumbed down presentation. Watch the movie on your phone if you don’t like 3D.

@8traxrule @BrandonDavisBD Nobody wants that

RealD 3D is going to rollout clip-on lenses for moviegoers who have prescription glasses. That’s pretty cool! #CinemaCon

@MonstarPR @adamhlavac @RealD3D You can order them, but I never got around to it.

@adamhlavac @RealD3D Wish they made these for watching 3D movies at home.

They’re pretty great! @RealD3D

@DVDfever @adamhlavac RealD glasses work with my LG TV.

@adamhlavac Because home TVs and projectors use a different standard to that in the cinema.

@AxelTalksFilm Netflix would crap on that like this: youtu.be/EiiC-2gwuyo?si…

netflix could never match this experience.

@MILCplatform @Disney And they’ve been failing miserably.

@Disney Interesting how much effort is going into upgrading theaters streaming made access easy so cinemas have to compete on experience now

Just announced at #CinemaCon:   Infinity Vision — A new certification for premium large format theaters designed to signify to audiences the biggest, brightest, and most immersive cinematic experiences.   Infinity Vision sets a new benchmark for theatrical presentation, certifying auditoriums that meet rigorous technical standards, including a focus on: •The largest screens for maximum scale  •Laser projection for superior brightness and clarity  •Premium audio formats for fully immersive sound Beginning with the September 25 re-release of Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Endgame and followed by the December 18 release of Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Doomsday, audiences will be able to seek out Infinity Vision-certified screens and see the film on the grandest possible scale.

@WaltsVision @Disney @Marvel If it doesn’t properly utilize 2.35:1, I don’t want it! Proper theater screens are WIDER, not taller!

@Disney @Marvel If it doesn’t utilize 1.43:1 I don’t want it

@maxmario9898 @Disney @Marvel Current theaters ruined CinemaScope with their native 1.85 screens showing scope movies letterboxed with no masking.

@Disney @Marvel This is just cinemascope

@Boar4K77 @Disney And THX WAS a scam itself. Was a good idea but failed in execution. Their standards meant nothing.

@Disney So theaters will have to pay for the screens to be certified like they had to for THX. What a scam.

@thegalleren @Disney IMAX sucks. Screens are the wrong ratio, picture is usually dark and they intentionally run many 3D movies in 2D.

@Disney We got IMAX. We're good

@Disney @thehdroom Standards for this will include proper 2.35 ratio screens with side masking, Dolby Atmos, and requiring all 3D movies to actually be SHOWN in 3D, right??? As well as a return to Disney’s ban on pre-movie commercials?

@Macrohard2026 @Disney Excellent??? What planet do you live on???

@Disney Cinema quality is already excellent. It's your content that needs improvement!

@JosephKahn How about requiring the theaters to not suck? Have good sized 2.35 ratio screens with proper side masking just for starters.

The solution to the theatrical problem is very simple. Extend the time before it goes to streaming. Make it 180 days. 6 months. If you don't watch it in theaters you won't get to see it for a long time. Studios have devalued their product by letting the consumer know there's no urgency. They're going to see it for "free" later. They've cheapened the business into a buffet and violated basic supply and demand.

@VictorR65120907 @HDMOVIESOURCE @JeffRauseo And as long as Sony doesn’t do the same shit with them that they’ve been doing with their own titles. I’ve stopped buying anything from Sony.

@HDMOVIESOURCE @JeffRauseo As long as Sony keeps producing the Disney physical copies, hopefully things will be okay.

Disney just ended their Home Entertainment Division, does this mean anything? Not really...As long as any movie studio allows their films to be licensed, then the future of Physical Media is bright. @JeffRauseo youtube.com/watch?v=T_sVSs…

@KatieMiller I can’t even jack off to any picture of you.

Liberal men aren’t attractive.

@JoshDaws But some not so great people also. Some of them still have their jobs.

Sorry, guys. I’m not gonna dump all over the company. Working there was a great experience overall. I will miss it. There are a lot of great people there.

I was just laid off from The Walt Disney Company after 12.5 years with the company. Ask me anything.

@CraigKoban @diabolikdvd @KLStudioClassic KL doesn’t use Java, so auto resume should work if your player has that.

@diabolikdvd @KLStudioClassic If this resume function was on the KL discs (and all labels, for that matter) then I would have no issue whatsoever. No having it on top of having no chapter selections in the menu leads to a very tedious viewing experience.

Dear @KLStudioClassic. I’m a huge fan and collector of your product, but how on earth can you NOT provide something as simple as a CHAPTER SEARCH option on your main menus? Considering the premium price charged for your titles, this omission is kind of unacceptable.

@engarneering @SoCal360 Poor man’s Cinerama.

Checking out the brand new ScreenX at AMC in Burbank. It’s currently the only AMC with ScreenX in California. Just opened last month. The other ScreenX is in Las Vegas. Best of all, it’s included with the A-List membership. 👍 Let’s see how Super Mario Galaxy looks on this 🍄🍿

@lorahmoe That’s how I always felt about cable and why I never had it.

Hopefully this isn’t controversial, but if I’m paying for a streaming service, there shouldn’t be ads period. Not on Disney+, Amazon, Hulu, none of it. Ads belong on free versions of these platforms. If advertisers are already paying to run their ads, why am I also paying to watch them?