IMAX
Wuthering Heights (2026): Bronte, but make it thirstier
Emerald Fennell turns Bronte into a glossy, carnal IMAX event. A fact-led roast of the 2026 adaptation starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, with…
Is This Thing On? (2025) | Open Mic Therapy, Sofa Screen Reality
A comedy-drama that treats stand-up like duct tape for divorce and loneliness, then dares you to pay cinema money for a living-room problem -…
Why Cineworld Unlimited Keeps Me Roasting Films in IMAX
Why Cineworld Unlimited and IMAX changed the way I watch and roast films, from sharper criticism to sticky floors and neglected foreign cinema in…
Mercy (2026): An IMAX Trial Trapped on Laptop Screens Only
Amazon MGM sells Mercy (2026) as IMAX sci-fi, then traps you in a screen life courtroom: 90 minutes of surveillance dread and flat spectacle…
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026), Unlimited, and Unholy Hype
A sense check of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple in the subscription era: cult vibes, franchise drift, and why IMAX feels like a…
Avatar: Fire and Ash – Cinema’s 3D Progress Report: Zero
Avatar: Fire and Ash delivers Pandora in 3D, but dim glasses, eye strain and unchanged cinema hardware make the premium experience feel prehistoric again.
Predator: Badlands – A Good Film in Heavy Franchise Armour
Predator: Badlands turns the Yautja into a hero, builds a real alien language and delivers IMAX spectacle, even as franchise machinery follows close behind.
Back to the Future’s 40-Year IMAX Time Loop
The 40th anniversary of Back to the Future in IMAX shows how old classics still outshine new blockbusters drowning in hype and high ticket…
Tron: Ares – All Lights, No Logic
A glowing IMAX spectacle with no heart. Tron: Ares dazzles in neon and sound but crashes when logic loads. A roast of Disney’s latest…
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