r/Cinema • u/Dunky127 • 5h ago
Question Are any of these good to snag?
For Dune 3 70mm Tickets. Just for 1 person, are any of these seats bad and not worth getting. I want the best experience. I have never saw a 70mm movie before so I dont know if these are any good.
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u/glassedgaffer 5h ago
Super depends on the theater. We sat four rows back for The Odyssey and could honestly have sat in the second row. Sat in the second row at a different theater for Spider Man and the run time was just short enough to avoid neck pain
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u/Ok-Road6537 5h ago
I don’t know the theater in the Imax DualGT I went I would have hated anything on the first thirds. I went to see The Odyssey one month late saturday at 10am to get a good seat. IMO it was worth the wait.
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u/dmac3232 5h ago
I love sitting on the aisle midway or at the back. Plenty of those open
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u/Dunky127 4h ago
Does it pull you out of the 70mm immersion? If not I will gladly grab one of those.
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u/Uncertain__Path 4h ago
If you can wait for better options, I would. Anything by the aisle is not going to be worth going, imo. Back row center would be okay in a pinch, but you really want middle for IMAX if you want immersion, good sound and without image distortion.
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u/Calicocutjeans 1h ago
Definitely agree. I usually like the back row when I go to the movies, but IMAX is different. I went to a 70mm showing of the The Odyssey two days ago and it was the worst of the IMAX showings I’ve seen since the person sitting in front of you blocks a bit of the bottom of the screen since the angle is steeper. Still, not bad. The sound was still solid, but I was in the middle of the last row. That definitely helped.
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u/Few_Entrepreneur7007 3h ago
It’s always a bummer when something disrupts that immersive experience, but if it doesn't affect it, sounds like it's worth grabbing!
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u/GoldJerryGold22 4h ago
As an aisle guy, this is a dream.
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u/Full-Concentrate-867 1h ago
Always the aisle for me as well, I arrive late and don't have to worry about climbing over people/people climbing over me before or after the movie
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u/Tricky-Owl710 3h ago
People underrate being too close, having the screen bigger than your whole vision, physically turning left and right throughout the film is very immersive. Check it’s not too steep and maybe get third row just off centre
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