D-Box Technologies has announced Walt Disney Pictures’ Prince of
Persia: The Sands of Time (in theatres May 28) and Warner
Bros.’ Clash of the Titans (in theatres Apr. 2) will feature
D-Box Motion Code™ for the company’s immersive motion MFX
seating.
Since the first theatre launch in April 2009, D-Box has steadily
increased its presence throughout the U.S. and Canada, with more
than 20 theatres featuring D-BOX motion-enhanced seats. D-Box
recently announced its first location in Asia, a state-of-the-art
multiplex by Warner Mycal Cinemas Ohdaka in Nagoya, Japan,
scheduled to open March 23.
D-Box Motion Code is embedded onto films frame by frame in order to
create refined, real-time motion effects. D-Box MFX seats feature
intensity adjustments that can be increased or decreased depending
on preference.
Major movie studios supporting D-BOX include Warner Bros. (with 6
movies), Universal Pictures, Sony, Lionsgate and Disney. Movie
theatre companies supporting D-BOX include Cineplex, Mann Theatres,
UltraStar Cinemas, Santikos Theatres and Galaxy Theatres.
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D-Box Announces Latest Films
March 17, 2010
D-Box Announces Latest Films
March 17, 2010
D-Box Technologies has announced Walt Disney Pictures’ Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (in theatres May 28) and Warner Bros.’ Clash of the Titans (in theatres Apr. 2) will feature D-Box Motion Code™ for the company’s immersive motion MFX seating.
Since the first theatre launch in April 2009, D-Box has steadily increased its presence throughout the U.S. and Canada, with more than 20 theatres featuring D-BOX motion-enhanced seats. D-Box recently announced its first location in Asia, a state-of-the-art multiplex by Warner Mycal Cinemas Ohdaka in Nagoya, Japan, scheduled to open March 23.
D-Box Motion Code is embedded onto films frame by frame in order to create refined, real-time motion effects. D-Box MFX seats feature intensity adjustments that can be increased or decreased depending on preference.
Major movie studios supporting D-BOX include Warner Bros. (with 6 movies), Universal Pictures, Sony, Lionsgate and Disney. Movie theatre companies supporting D-BOX include Cineplex, Mann Theatres, UltraStar Cinemas, Santikos Theatres and Galaxy Theatres.
Since the first theatre launch in April 2009, D-Box has steadily increased its presence throughout the U.S. and Canada, with more than 20 theatres featuring D-BOX motion-enhanced seats. D-Box recently announced its first location in Asia, a state-of-the-art multiplex by Warner Mycal Cinemas Ohdaka in Nagoya, Japan, scheduled to open March 23.
D-Box Motion Code is embedded onto films frame by frame in order to create refined, real-time motion effects. D-Box MFX seats feature intensity adjustments that can be increased or decreased depending on preference.
Major movie studios supporting D-BOX include Warner Bros. (with 6 movies), Universal Pictures, Sony, Lionsgate and Disney. Movie theatre companies supporting D-BOX include Cineplex, Mann Theatres, UltraStar Cinemas, Santikos Theatres and Galaxy Theatres.
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