I rarely ever go to the Queen St Cinemas.
Last time I was there, before Saturday was in 2011, time before that was in 2002.
Been to the IMAX a few times, afterwards but that's irrelevant, as it's not part of the actual multiplex upstairs.
We paid $18.50 for a ticket to see Pitch Perfect 2, Cinema itself was as comfortable as always, but it's the projector itself I'm complaining about. It wasn't the full aspect ratio of the screen, and it was essentially the same as watching it on an oversized LCD display, with a decent size of the screen not being used, and essentially center cut.
If they want to charge us, at premium prices, please make sure we have a premium viewing experience.
The cinema multiplex was designed for 35mm film, and should have remained with 35mm film, it outperforms digital in every way, and the issue I mentioned proves it.
Since the studios don't have to pay huge costs, freighting the 35mm films, to the movie houses anymore, such a reduction in costs, should be seen, in the ways of cheaper movie tickets, and also digital isn't the same performance as 35mm.
Why see a movie in a cinema, if you get the same performance you can get at home, except slightly blown up....
I don't get it.
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