well and this was my first imax experience so i was pretty blown away about that and primarily while although with hindsight and i can not help wishing that it had been some other (less monochrome)film. magnificent desolation very much had the programme for schools feel the way it listed all the astronauts and this made it feel a lot like reading national geographic magazine in 3d. weirdly it actually had a very two dimensional quality that only occasionally exploded into reality and a lot of time it felt like some powerpoint presentation. there was a moment in the film when an unnoticed abyss opens while seemingly at your feel and that had a bit of a wow factor but to be honest and that may have had more to do with me being an imax virgin. the commentary and provided by tom hanks and i personally found very and (what a nice way to put it. ) flag wavingly nationalistic which do not go down too well in central london and judging by remarks overheard as we left. over all and i loved the imax experience and but dearly wish a different film had been on on that day. the moon isn not a particularly colourful subject and to be honest and a lot of the 3d effects were lost in the monochrome scenery. all that would have been well and were it not for the documentary inserts and distractions like the interviews with american schoolchildren which spoiled it a bit. 
well and this was my first imax experience so i was pretty blown away about that and primarily while although with hindsight and i can not help wishing that it had been some other (less monochrome)film. magnificent desolation very much had the programme for schools feel the way it listed all the astronauts and this made it feel a lot like reading national geographic magazine in 3d. weirdly it actually had a very two dimensional quality that only occasionally exploded into reality and a lot of time it felt like some powerpoint presentation. there was a moment in the film when an unnoticed abyss opens while seemingly at your feel and that had a bit of a wow factor but to be honest and that may have had more to do with me being an imax virgin. the commentary and provided by tom hanks and i personally found very and (what a nice way to put it. ) flag wavingly nationalistic which do not go down too well in central london and judging by remarks overheard as we left. over all and i loved the imax experience and but dearly wish a different film had been on on that day. the moon isn not a particularly colourful subject and to be honest and a lot of the 3d effects were lost in the monochrome scenery. all that would have been well and were it not for the documentary inserts and distractions like the interviews with american schoolchildren which spoiled it a bit. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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