Not directly on the topic of 4DX but I did watch Top Gun: Maverick in ScreenX (extends the screen out to the sides) and if there was ever a movie that was perfectly suited for screen technology it...
Not directly on the topic of 4DX but I did watch Top Gun: Maverick in ScreenX (extends the screen out to the sides) and if there was ever a movie that was perfectly suited for screen technology it is that one. First, the movie itself is pretty good (in my opinion). There are enough call backs for all the old farts that were/are obsessed with the original. The pacing of the plot and casting were great - Val Kilmer's cameo was perfect. So it already has all of this going for it and then you add in the additional screens for all of the action scenes. I mean, it added up to an amazing experience. If they ever show it in a theater like that near you, I would recommend you check it out. I watched it twice myself and wouldn't mind going back for a third.
Not directly on the topic of 4DX but I did watch Top Gun: Maverick in ScreenX (extends the screen out to the sides) and if there was ever a movie that was perfectly suited for screen technology it is that one. First, the movie itself is pretty good (in my opinion). There are enough call backs for all the old farts that were/are obsessed with the original. The pacing of the plot and casting were great - Val Kilmer's cameo was perfect. So it already has all of this going for it and then you add in the additional screens for all of the action scenes. I mean, it added up to an amazing experience. If they ever show it in a theater like that near you, I would recommend you check it out. I watched it twice myself and wouldn't mind going back for a third.