#Regal screenx review movie#

I just forgot to do it last week immediately after the fan event like I should have. Whether or not he did, I don’t know, but it sure felt like a singular vision.Įdit: I was just on this sub earlier this month talking shit on ScreenX with regards to a post on Top Gun, so I thought it only appropriate to make a post about Elvis since it totally changed my mind on the format.

It felt like Baz took an active approach and made sure to consider ScreenX for every shot in the movie. 5.50 for a 20oz water is absolutely ridiculous. There comes a point when you rip people off and I definitely think this place is a rip off. Seats were comfortable, great picture and sound. And most importantly, it never felt like an afterthought. 15 reviews of Regal Jewel 'I would have given this place a 5-Star rating, but I just can't. It worked because it was rewarding and added more context making the experience a lot more fun and immersive. However in Elvis, I found myself constantly panning around to all the screens and often getting more information about something that was about to be on screen a few seconds later or was just on screen. It always felt superfluous, added nothing, and the way it would stop and start was incredibly distracting.

#Regal screenx review movie#

Check out movie showtimes, find a location near you and buy movie tickets online. In Birds of Prey, it only expanded with real footage for maybe 10% of the film, and the rest of the time it was incredibly distracting kaleidoscopic floral visuals in the style of Harley Quinn’s imagination. Regal offers the best cinematic experience in digital 2D, 3D, IMAX, 4DX. CJ 4DPLEX worked in tandem with both the director and Paramount Pictures to capture the appropriate footage for the ScreenX presentation of the film, and fans will be able to reap the benefits on 372 ScreenX screens worldwide - not to mention 71 screens in North America across Regal Cinemas, Cineplex, B&B Theatres, Cinepolis and CGV Cinemas. Ford Vs Ferrari was mostly just the races, and the side angles felt stitched together from multiple cameras as opposed to extra footage outside of the cropped view of a single lens. The operation seems to be failing on multiple fronts: staffing, safety and security, maintenance, cleanliness and. Quite frankly it is not only unappealing, but also feels unsafe. It is now filthy, understaffed, ill-supplied and just run down. Yes that is the point, but in my experience, it mostly falls short of that promise because it’s often badly stitched together and only utilized for short scenes. It’s sad to see the Regal in Kingstowne in its current state.