O_P_T
Why Be Normal
Just got back from seeing this at the local IMAX.
Interesting how they handled it.
They blocked off every other row and you were supposed to buy tickets online.
They showed what seats were available, and the note read, select how ever many you need, and they'll bock off the adjacent seats on either side of your party.
When you get to the theater, an attendant, behind Plexiglas of course, scans the e-mail you got with your receipt and tells you the seats you have. No stubs.
Masks were required and you could still buy drinks and food, but no cash, card only.
Anyway, this has to be Nolan's time opus.
He's always liked to play with time in his movies, but this one was over the top.
The McGuffin is that some things and people can move "backwards" in time.
How he twists this in the story is one heck of a ride.
My biggest complaint, which has happened at other IMAX films, is that sometimes the soundtrack, background noises drown out the dialog. So there were bits and pieces of exposition about the whole backwards in time bit that I couldn't hear clearly.
I recommend it.
Interesting how they handled it.
They blocked off every other row and you were supposed to buy tickets online.
They showed what seats were available, and the note read, select how ever many you need, and they'll bock off the adjacent seats on either side of your party.
When you get to the theater, an attendant, behind Plexiglas of course, scans the e-mail you got with your receipt and tells you the seats you have. No stubs.
Masks were required and you could still buy drinks and food, but no cash, card only.
Anyway, this has to be Nolan's time opus.
He's always liked to play with time in his movies, but this one was over the top.
The McGuffin is that some things and people can move "backwards" in time.
How he twists this in the story is one heck of a ride.
My biggest complaint, which has happened at other IMAX films, is that sometimes the soundtrack, background noises drown out the dialog. So there were bits and pieces of exposition about the whole backwards in time bit that I couldn't hear clearly.
I recommend it.
