The Cinerama here in Seattle is one... can't wait! This is hands down the BEST theater in Seattle. When it re-opened three years ago (just in time for TPM) it was supposedly the best on the west coast. Paul Allen, of Microsoft fame, bought it and revamped it. Sound and picture are outstanding!

Well, after the dust settled there was only one standing at #1. Attack of the clones broke the thursday record with 30,000,000. The estimated amount for the four day weekend is a staggering 116,000,000 bucks. Outstanding, now if I could only figure out a way to make that much dough in a weekend.

The movie was pretty good...a little slow at times but at least it started to tell the story. It also tied into the original 3 movies much better then episode 1 did. The sound rocked and it will be an absolute treat to hear in our own theaters. No offense to my local joints but i like the sound at home better. After hearing you guys talking about full digital theaters I was bummed that there is not even 1 in Minnesota.



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m-mmeyer

Hey, at least you have theaters with digital sound, and thx certification. Heck...the only theater in town that carries a certified Dolby Digital system is the Fargo..and that's a strict "art house" theater. The major theaters in town are all owned by one company...and not a ONE has Dolby Digital, DTS, or (needless to say THX certification) In order to hear the movie as it should sound I'ld have to drive 200 miles to Coon Rapids or Eagan MN.

-Jason

Just wanted to let you fans know that on November 1st AOTC will be played at IMAX theaters in the U.S. and Canada.

Isn't the DVD coming out soon?

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Benjamin King
benjaminking@yahoo.com

November 12, to be exact.

EDIT: You might enjoy this link while you wait (thanks to Digital Bits for the heads-up).

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