Movies - Too Immersive ?

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https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-68215163
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These see audiences sit in chairs that move with the action, while water and smoke are used to enhance some scenes.


(I'm sorry - this is all I could think of regarding the above article):



Kirk Bayne

 

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https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-68215163
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These see audiences sit in chairs that move with the action, while water and smoke are used to enhance some scenes.


(I'm sorry - this is all I could think of regarding the above article):



Kirk Bayne

Reminds me of Smell-O-Vision!

 

[Rhinojack]

I'll say one thing, the "Oppenheimer" 4K release is extremely immersive. It opens with an explosive fireball and my sub woofer shook my windows. Had to keep reducing the volume and adjusting the sub throughout the movie, I live in an apartment. Incredible sound! As far as theater immersion goes, The Niagara Falls film at their museum was very cheesy. Occasional mist, Sensurround type effects.