Smelly Screens & Moving Seats At The UK's First 4DX Cinema | Swipe
On this week's Swipe, Stuart Duggan reports from a new kind of cinema screen with moving chairs, weather effects and smells.
Gemma Morris tries out 4DX and fails in her attempts to avoid the cinema's water spray effects.
And games journalist Cam Robinson gives us his take on titles including Grim Fandango and Life Is Strange in our games review.
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ODEON IMAX in London with 18 screens !! Sr channel uk !!
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The BFI London IMAX is the largest cinema screen in Britain. It measures 26m by 20m with a total screen size of 520m². However, if showing a film with an aspect ratio of 2.39:1, only 283m² of the screen will be in use, or 365m² for a 1.85:1 film. The auditorium seats 485.[7]
Despite the cinema having the largest screen in Britain, when showing in the flagship IMAX format (70mm film) at an aspect ratio of 1.43, it does not offer the biggest image. That can be claimed by the Vie Manchester Printworks, which has 11m² more image area than the BFI IMAX in such aspect ratio.
The London IMAX is followed in size by:
The Vie Manchester Printworks IMAX. 26.3m by 18.8m with a total screen size of 495m² (289m² for a 2.39:1 film, 374m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seats 377.[8]
The Glasgow Science Centre IMAX. 25m by 18.9m with a total screen size of 472m² (262m² for a 2.39:1 film, 338m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seats 382.
The Empire, Leicester Square IMAX, London. 26.5m by 15.6m with a total screen size of 413m².(294m² for a 2.39:1 film, 380m² for a 1.85:1 film).Seats 728. It is currently the widest cinema screen in Britain. This screen sits back-to-back with the Super screen, 20.5m by 11m with a total screen size of 225.5m²
The London Science Museum IMAX. 24.3m by 16.8m with a total screen size of 408m² (247m² for a 2.39:1 film, 319m² for a 1.85:1 film).
The Cineworld IMAX, Leeds. 24m by 14m with a total screen size of 336m²
The National Science and Media Museum, Bradford. 20m by 16.5m with a total screen size of 330m² (167m² for a 2.39:1 film, 216m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seats 270.
Pepsi IMAX Cinema at the London Trocadero (closed in 1999) 19.8m by 15.8m with a total screen size of 313m² (164m² for a 2.39:1 film, 212m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seated 300.
The Giant Screen at Millennium Point, Birmingham (closed in 2015). 21.3m by 12.6 with a total screen size of 268m² (190m² for a 2.39:1 film, 245m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seats 385.
The Cineworld IMAX, Sheffield. 21.3m x 12m, total screen size of 255.6m². Seats 691. (Screen 7)
The Super screen at the Cineworld O2, London. 22m by 9.2m with a total screen size of 202m² (157m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seats 776 (Screen 11).[9][10][11]
The Odeon IMAX, Milton Keynes Stadium. 18.5m by 10.32m with a total screen size of 191m².(143m² for a 2.39:1 film, 185m² for a 1.85:1 film) Seats 387 [12]
The Extreme screen at Vie Westfield London, 18m by 10m with a total screen size of 180m².[13]
The Rheed Centre, Penrith Cumbria. 18m by 14.63m with a total screen size of 263.34 m2.(144m² for a 2.39:1 film) Seats 262 [14]
The Liverpool One Odeon IMAX, Liverpool. 17.99m x 9.76m for a total screen size of 176m². Seats 288[15]
The Cineworld IMAX, Nottingham. 18.9m x 9.1m, total screen size of 172m². Seats 425. (Screen 10) [16]
The Odeon IMAX, Cardiff. 16.8m by 7.9m for a total screen size of 133m² (118m² for a 2.39:1 film, 115m² for a 1.85:1 film). Seats 209.[17]
The Odeon IMAX, Kingston. 15.2m wide x 7.23m with a total screen size of 110m² (97m² for a 2.39:1 film, 97m² for a 1.85:1 film) Seats 428.
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Queen - Live at the Rainbow 1974/03/31 [Bootleg Audio]
Queen - Live in London, England - March 31, 1974. This is the 2014 video synchronized with the 1974 bootleg audio, still containing overdubs and what-not.
00:00 - Son And Daughter
07:27 - Modern Times Rock 'N' Roll
IMAX theatres U.K. and Europe
Photos of IMAX theatres across the U.K. and Europe including the
BFI IMAX, Science Museum, London, Empire Leicester Square,
ODEON Milton Keynes Stadium, Empire Swindon,
Pathé Arena, Amsterdam, Pathé Schouwburgplein, Rotterdam,
CineStar Original and IMAX, Berlin
Six of the Best - Rehearsals
Rehearsals at Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK, September 29th, 1982.
00:00:00 Back In N.Y.C.
00:05:55 Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (Take 1)
00:08:10 Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (Take 2)
00:10:00 The Carpet Crawlers
00:15:40 Firth Of Fifth
00:24:45 The Musical Box
00:35:30 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
00:42:08 Fly On A Windshield
00:51:10 Broadway Melody Of 1974
0In The Cage (Take 1)
In The Cage (Take 2)
Supper's Ready
The Knife
Solsbury Hill (Take 1)
Solsbury Hill (Take 2)
Solsbury Hill (Take 3)
Naveed Ahmed in cineworld uk
Star wars first weekend at Leicester Square.
Guards of the first order and the resistance at Leicester Sq. The force awakens
Gary Moore - 05. All Messed Up - Garden Party, Milton Keynes, UK (28th June 1986)
Gary Moore - Garden Party, Milton Keynes (1986 Saturday 28th June)
Gary Moore, one of the best rock guitar players of all time, played on Saturday 28th June 1986 at the Milton Keynes Bowl on an event called Welcome to The Garden Party which had Marillion has headliners and guests Magnum, Mamas Boys and Jethro Tull.
This is the part that was originally broadcasted on the Friday Rock Show in the UK (Run for Cover, Shapes of Things, Victims of the Future and Out in the Fields are missing ).
Setlist:
1. Murder In The Skies
2. Wild Frontier
3. So Far Away
4. Empty Rooms
5. All Messed Up
6. Rockin' Every Night
7. Wishing Well
8. The Loner
The Band
Gary Moore (guitar/vocals)
Neil Carter (guitars/keyboards/vocals)
Bob Daisley (bass)
Gary Ferguson (drums)
Genesis - Robbery Assault & Hammersmith Live 1976 (Bootleg)
Genesis Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, 1976
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Milton Keynes gallery vlog 16/3/2019
2. The Hero (Queen - Live In Milton Keynes: 6/5/1982) (Stereo Broadcast)
Before I go into the direction of vlogs and video projects - here's a little treat for everybody! This is a 5 song stereo broadcast of the Milton Keynes show. From info I've read up - these five songs come from a re-broadcast of the show (the same length as the 1983 broadcast) but they are the only stereo tracks on the broadcast. With this improved sound quality - you can really hear the keyboards and how great Freddie sounds!
Enjoy!!!
Metallica - Live At The Lyceum Theatre, London, UK (1984) [SBD Audio]
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Band name: Metallica
Date: December 20, 1984
Venue: Lyceum Theatre
Location: London, England
Tour name: Ride the Lightning Tour
Other acts: Tank, Bernie Tomie
Notes:
Last show of the year, slightly incomplete. Soundboard audio only.
Fight Fire With Fire, Ride the Lightning, Am I Evil? & Motorbreath are missing.
“Phantom Lord,” “The Call Of Ktulu,” “Creeping Death” and “Guitar Solo” Previously Unreleased.
All Other Songs Previously Unreleased on CD.
High quality CD-Rip taken from Ride the Lightning Remastered Deluxe Box Set.
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Credit and thanks for the nice vinyl picture used here go to instagram user danowar999:
Enjoy!
Setlist:
X:XX:XX - Fight Fire With Fire (Missing)
X:XX:XX - Ride the Lightning (Missing)
0:00:00 - Phantom Lord
0:04:12 - The Four Horsemen
0:10:36 - (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
0:14:57 - For Whom the Bell Tolls
0:19:29 - No Remorse
0:25:36 - The Call of Ktulu
0:33:23 - Seek & Destroy
0:40:27 - Whiplash
0:45:03 - Creeping Death
0:50:16 - Kirk's Guitar Solo (Cut)
0:51:38 - Metal Militia
X:XX:XX - Am I Evil? (Missing)
X:XX:XX - Motorbreath (Missing)
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Metallica - Milton Keynes, England [1993.06.05] Full Concert
Band name: Metallica
Date: June 5, 1993
Venue: National Bowl
Location: Milton Keynes, England
Tour name: Nowhere Else To Roam Tour
Track listing:
0:00:00 Creeping Death
0:07:04 Harvester Of Sorrow
0:13:43 Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
0:20:42 Of Wolf And Man
0:24:46 Wherever I May Roam
0:32:07 The Thing That Should Not Be
0:40:23 The Unforgiven
0:47:35 Disposable Heroes
0:57:03 Bass Solo
1:05:37 Instrumedley (Orion / To Live is To Die / The Call of Ktulu)
1:12:22 Guitar Solo
1:14:18 The Four Horsemen
1:19:16 For Whom the Bell Tolls
1:24:31 Fade to Black
1:32:34 Master Of Puppets
1:36:06 Seek And Destroy
1:55:09 Battery
2:00:43 Nothing Else Matters (Audio Only)
2:06:52 Sad But True (Audio Only)
2:12:57 Last Caress (Audio Only)
2:14:11 One (Audio Only)
Enter Sandman (Missing)
So What (Missing)
Notes and comments:
Previously uncirculated / hoarded proshot video. Captured from the in house video feed. Audio upgraded by me with a FLAC source of the BBC broadcast of the show. I also put Nothing Else Matters, Sad But True, Last Caress & One at the end to make this the best and most complete version of the show available.
Ramones - Hammersmith Palais (London, England 5-5-1986)
1. Eat That Rat
2. Teenage Lobotomy
3. Psycho Therapy
4. Blitzkrieg Bop
5. Do You Remember Rock N' Roll Radio?
6. Freak Of Nature
7. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
8. Rock N' Roll High School
9. I Wanna Be Sedated
10. The K.K.K. Took My Baby Away
11. Crummy Stuff
12. Loudmouth
13. Love Kills
14. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
15. Glad To See You Go
16. I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
17. Too Tough To Die
18. Mama's Boy
19. Animal Boy
20. Wart Hog
21. Surfin' Bird
22. Cretin Hop
23. I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
24. Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
25. Pinhead
26. Chinese Rock
27. Somebody Put Something In My Drink
28. Rockaway Beach
29. Do You Wanna Dance?
30. California Sun
31. We're A Happy Family
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New Towns: Harlow, 1960's - Film 94050
New Towns under the neighbourhood principle, with community centres, nurseries, schools and a green belt
IT CHAPTER 2 VIP IMAX GALLERY EXPERIENCE MOVIE REACTION
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Queen - White Queen (A Night At The Odeon - Hammersmith 1975)
December 24, 1975. London’s Hammersmith Odeon. Onstage at this legendary venue, the four members of Queen are bringing to a close a ground-breaking show, transmitted live on BBC TV, and also bringing to a climax the most eventful and exciting year in their careers so far – one that has taken them from the UK to America to Japan, sealing their transition from ambitious upstarts into one of the biggest and most important bands of the era - and beyond.
Forty years later, this groundbreaking show officially takes to the World Stage. On November 20, Queen - A Night At The Odeon - Hammersmith 1975 is released on CD, DVD, SD Blu-Ray, 2 LP vinyl, Super Deluxe Box Set and digitally through Virgin EMI. As well as a live recording of this legendary gig, the packages also include extra-special bonus features for the Queen fans. Featuring 15 tracks from their first four visionary albums, plus covers of four classic rock’n’roll staples delivered with characteristic panache, A Night At The Odeon - Hammersmith 1975 captures a band in full flight and radiating megawatts of self-confidence.
Their latest single Bohemian Rhapsody – universally hailed as one of the most ground-breaking ‘pop’ songs ever released – was in the middle of its record-breaking nine week run at Number One in the UK charts. Their fourth album, A Night At The Opera (the most expensive record ever made to that point) found Queen’s grandiose vision coalescing into a breathtaking set of songs and ushered the band into a seat at rock’s top table (just three days after the concert, A Night At The Opera reached the top of the UK album charts).
The Christmas Eve show was the climax of the 26-date ‘Queen Invite You To A Night At The Opera Tour’, which had begun mid-November and had already seen the band play four nights at the same venue a month earlier. Melody Maker magazine had trumpeted the tour with the words “Britain’s most regal band await your presence”, and the reviews of the previous shows had been ecstatic. By the time the band returned to Hammersmith on Christmas Eve, they were truly firing on all cylinders. No expense had been spared, from the stellar light show which lent a spectacular visual element to the night’s proceedings to the suitably lavish white Bechstein grand piano which had been hired especially for this show. Nor had the band themselves overlooked the finer sartorial details. Freddie Mercury sported two different satin cat suits – one black one white – during the show, designed by Wendy deSmet with the singer’s input. Similarly, Freddie had painted the nails of his left hand black for the occasion, while Brian May had his (at the time) trademark white nails.
With the issue of A Night At The Odeon this legendary show has finally been given the pedestal it deserves, delivered in fitting style, featuring an incredible new audio mix in stereo and 5.1 surround-sound plus an absolute state-of-the-art restoration of the video. As well as audio and visual footage of the gig, the DVD and SD Blu-Ray versions feature two special bonus features – 'Looking Back At The Odeon’, a brand new 22-minute documentary featuring a previously unseen interview with Brian May and Roger Taylor by Old Grey Whistle Test presenter Bob Harris about the 1975 Hammersmith Odeon show, plus the rarely seen Live At The Budokan – Japan 1975 footage, featuring three songs (Now I'm Here, Killer Queen and In The Lap Of The Gods… Revisited) recorded during their legendary tour of the Far East. The Super Deluxe Boxed Set also includes a never-before-heard recording from the pre-show soundcheck – something that no one outside of the band themselves knew existed until now.
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VIDEO INFO: Entrance to the Milton Keynes Bowl show in 1982 that has obviously since been released officially as 'Queen On Fire: Live At The Bowl' CD/DVD.
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The Destruction of Cineworld!
Hey everyone!
Just thought I'd make a video on the eventual tearing down of the cinema I used to work at here in Stockport, one of the Cineworld sites.
It closed last November to the public, and was due to be demolished in January, but as per usual, it's taken them months to get going. I left the cinema last August due to things that I documented in a previous video.
Fun questions: What are your memories of this cinema?
Have you any stories about other cinemas near you that have since closed?
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