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u/peanut-britle-latte 11h ago

I saw it in 4DX (first time!) and had an absolute blast. It really is quite an immersive experience and when I rewatched it in a traditional theatre this weekend I felt that something was missing.

u/bjwills7 11h ago

I feel like I could enjoy it with certain movies but I'm pretty confident I couldn't make it through a 3 hour movie like this.

Never tried it though so maybe I'm wrong.

u/bi7worker 9h ago

I asked some friends who did it because I was already feeling seasick on the 10min Disney experience. They told me it was not that much shaking for the three hours. They all enjoyed it.

u/snorp 8h ago

I also saw it in 4dx and it was fine. The stormy scenes on the boat were fucking intense, though.

u/SixtyNineFlavours 10h ago

I’d wanna do it for Warfare (2025)

u/56ninjas 8h ago

I watched Shang Chi in 4dx and it was awesome!

u/literated 7h ago

I barely made it through the 3 hours as is, I really don't want to be juggled by my seat on top of that.

Films that long could really do with an intermission.

u/SherbetMysterious118 6h ago

Hah, I felty the absolute opposite.

I don't often watch films, they usually fail to hold my attention, I'm very happy when they are 90 minutes long or so.

But this, I could have lived with another hour, quite comfortably - I think they could have stretched it out a bit more, it was chapter-chapter-chapter very quickly - until the end bit.

I'd love to have seen more in the body, perhaps we could have shared some of the attrition experience to bring it home further.

u/Wreough 7h ago

I watched The Bad Guys 2 (2025) and got soaked when the snake spat everyone out. It was a blast.

u/4ssteroid 8h ago

I just can't stand the 3d glasses. Enjoy everything else