More specifically Korean firms were employed (and presumably paid by CJ 4DPlex) to create the side footage, focusing on the film’s action scenes. What was key in enabling a ScreenX’s release of “King Arthur” was that visual effects computer graphics (CG) companies worked on creating the additional side images for the film. The reason it was not also shown in US-based ScreenX cinemas was said to be a studio choice. Only the two CGV sites will show the film in ScreenX, while a further 81 sites across the other territories will also screen the film in the 270-degree format.īut significantly “Pirates 5” was not the first major Hollywood title released anywhere in ScreenX, as Warner Bros’ “King Arthur: Legend of of the Sword” was released on ScreenX in South Korea (49 theatres), Thailand (one) and China (ten – all Wanda) on 18 May, with 28 minutes of the film in the three-screen format. There are three ScreenX cinemas in the US: CGV’s own Buena Park and Los Angeles (Korea Town) cinemas, as well as the Las Vegas AMC where it was first demonstrated in US during CinemaCon. It was widely reported that Disney and Jerry Bruckheimer’s “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” would be the first Hollywood title released in the ScreenX format in the US, as well as in Korea, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Turkey and Japan. CJ 4DPlex has secured two major Hollywood titles for ScreenX, while Barco’s Escape will next focus on films shot specifically for its format and Philips LightVibes will debut this summer with the most expensive European film of all time. If anything, it would be distracting.The battle between three rival cinema surround-screen operators is heating up, with different films used to promote the various immersive premium large format (PLF) propositions. But this new 4DX with ScreenX, which has images being projected not just in front of you but also on the walls? I don't think I could handle that. That said, I guess I could sort of see the appeal, especially with a big, loud old-school blockbuster like Independence Day or Twister. I guess the question you have to ask yourself is: do you want to watch movies like this? There are a few "regular" 4DX theaters scattered across the U.S., but I have yet to experience any of them. It has been installed in more than 140 auditoriums around the world, including three in the U.S., with more to come this year. It utilizes a proprietary system to expand images of feature films and pre-show advertising to the left and right walls of the theatre, creating an immersive, panoramic, 270-degree experience.
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ScreenX is the world's first multi-projection theatre technology, created in 2012 by CJ CGV, part of CJ Group, to enhance the movie environment by allowing moviegoers to go beyond the frame of the traditional movie screen. The immersive theatre technology, launched by CJ 4DPLEX in 2009, uses effects to simulate wind, water, light, fog, scent and more, making people feel like they're in the movie. Set to become the fastest premium format to reach 500 screens in April (just seven months after becoming the fastest to reach 400), 4DX eliminates the boundary between the audience and the film with motion chairs that move in perfect synchronicity with the movie being shown on-screen.
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