However, Dolby Cinemas are also unfortunately not common, with just five in the UK. No Time To Die looks phenomenal in Dolby Cinema BHE (Having already seen No Time To Die in this format I can vouch for it being outstanding – and yes, I will be going again to see it in IMAX Laser.) On top of that Dolby Cinemas are super comfortable, with plush recliner seats and table trays. The difference can be seen too, delivering HDR true blacks, and colors that pop. The projectors use a dual 4K Christie laser that put out an incredible 31ft foot-lamberts of light, making them the brightest projection system around – even beating out than the IMAX GT system. These are cinemas featuring Dolby’s proprietary sound and vision systems. Whatever the aspect ratio of the screen, ideally, you will want to go to an IMAX theatre with a laser projection system but in the UK, these are also rare with only six in total.įor non-laser then, there is another premium format that will make a fantastic choice – and that is Dolby Cinema. And as IMAX’s Markoe points out, will still benefit from the increased level of detail on the screen for those sequences shot on IMAX film cameras. It’s not just for Bond, you’ll also want to do this if you’re hoping to see upcoming films in an optimal way, such as Dune.īut what about all the other IMAX theatres? These will project it in 1.90 aspect ratio – which still offers 26% more image than conventional 2.35 aspect ratio cinemas. Locations featuring dual laser and 1.43 aspect ratio combination are rare beasts the world over and this page offers a list, so check it out to see if you have the luck of finding one near you.
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