Another STAR TREK, another IMAX/LieMAX controversy.

antovolk:

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THERE ARE NO SPOILERS IN THIS POST.

MAY NOT NECESSARILY MAKE SENSE

Well, when Star Trek came out in 2009, that’s when the smaller-sized, widescreen IMAX digital (aka LieMAX) came to the world’s attention thanks to a post, incidentally here on Tumblr, by Aziz Anzari. IMAX has continually made the stance that they “do not think of IMAX as the giant screen” but rather other technical factors which are beneficial, but none grabs the eye like the giant, 4:3 ratio (!!!) screen. That’s what IMAX connotes to people to this day (unless they’ve never been to a 70mm theatre).

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billywilder: arthanjanharuhar: riseofthecommonwoodpile: Did you know? The entire hallway scene in Inception was unscripted. The hallway randomly began spinning around and the actors just went with it. THAT is one of the many reasons it’s a masterpiece. Did you know that the actors didn’t even realise they were on set? They thought they were just checking into a hotel and then shit started spinning all over the place. Crazy stuff. THAT is another reason why Inception is a masterpiece and Christopehr Noalan is the greatest directer of all time
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billywilder:

arthanjanharuhar:

riseofthecommonwoodpile:

Did you know? The entire hallway scene in Inception was unscripted. The hallway randomly began spinning around and the actors just went with it.

THAT is one of the many reasons it’s a masterpiece.

Did you know that the actors didn’t even realise they were on set? They thought they were just checking into a hotel and then shit started spinning all over the place. Crazy stuff. THAT is another reason why Inception is a masterpiece and Christopehr Noalan is the greatest directer of all time

(via captain-troy-handsome)

Source: riseofthecommonwoodpile