Hubble 3D

Saw it yesterday... completely packed imax, when the film ended the entire audience sat in complete silence (this is mostly families) for about 2+ minutes as the credits rolled. Words won't really describe why this is something you have got to see, but trust me its very IDM

FUCK ME IN THE ASS , i can't beleive i missed it , AHGFHRUUUUUUUUUUUUU

  On 4/26/2010 at 3:07 PM, Boxing Day said:

FUCK ME IN THE ASS , i can't beleive i missed it , AHGFHRUUUUUUUUUUUUU

I think its still playing...

Yeah , but the theater near me only had one-day of screening.

The closest Theater currently playing it is about 4 hours from me.

awesome. this is playing next month in australia. i'll have to find a way of remembering to go. space station was incredible

  On 4/26/2010 at 3:10 PM, Boxing Day said:

Yeah , but the theater near me only had one-day of screening.

 

The closest Theater currently playing it is about 4 hours from me.

Damn... well I'm sure we'll see another 3D Space Docu in the future, but if you can make the trip I seriously would. It blew my mind, my face literally went numb in certain shots. Face melting

bugger! its playing in Australia in august, (advance school screenings in may).

but yeah. if the International Space Station 3d imax film was anything to go by, this is worth going to :D

Sounds awesome. Hadn't heard of it before now, I'll have a peruse.

Runs until 6th May at the London Science Museum, £8, 1hr show, for any southern Brits interested.

Hell yeah, my girlfriend and I are huge space geeks and have a memberships to our Planetarium/IMAX. Saw this about 2 weeks ago. Easily the best IMAX I've ever seen out of over 50. All the 3D ones are phenomenal for that matter...

  On 4/26/2010 at 8:12 PM, mistymountainhop said:

Hell yeah, my girlfriend and I are huge space geeks and have a memberships to our Planetarium/IMAX. Saw this about 2 weeks ago. Easily the best IMAX I've ever seen out of over 50. All the 3D ones are phenomenal for that matter...

Yeah, the 3D in this blew away Avatar 3D honestly... mainly cause I enjoyed how long they would stay on wide angle shots... to really give you a chance to look around and get a sense of the environment. The shot of the space shuttle lifting off was absolutely exhilarating! Seeing the smoke clouds burst wide and birds and wildlife flee the swampy fields as the engines roar thunderously felt so much more significant then any hollywood production.

Space never seemed so real.