I love it so much too! It's my preferred format!

@@MovieUniversity the last two movies I saw in theater (Bond, and Topgun) were in Dolby cinema - awesome.

No. The best way to see a movie is in film such as 70mm or 35mm projector versions. No amount of laser can come close to the photochemical effects of film. The problem is that very few places have film which is a real pity considering that it is superior.

@@joepapp01action flicks make me weepy too 😢.

Dang it Dolby 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹😭😭😭😭😭😭

Thank you!

Do you mind copy and pasting your above comment to the Top Gun Maverick video I did? I want to pin it to the top of the comment section so others can see it.

dont think, just do ;)

Thank you for the informative video! really helped me out to understand what I'm going to experience (although perhaps a bit more critically so as well) I saw Top Gun 3 times in imax, 1 time in screenX, and just came back today from a Dolby Atmos watching after doing some research. apparently it's the only Dolby Atmos theatre in my country and i had no idea i was so lucky to have all of these options (as well as 4Dx) in the same movie complex. I have to say the imax was great, it had sound levels almost at the threshold of being unbearable for the actions scenes but it kept it at the highest possible sweet spot. For my 4th viewing i watched it in ScreenX sound was a lesser for me as and i found the sound stage not as vast, the 2 extra screens were nice in selected scenes but then again i missed out on watching the movie for the first time so it's hard to compare. i don't want to trash ScreenX. Viewing it in Dolby Atmos was really really nice i must say. it was more finely tuned as far as sound, great screen size, just slightly smaller then imax. Even though it was my 5th viewing i found the action to be superbly executed. the loudness levels were slightly less than the imax and i think it gave for a much more balanced viewing experience. imax achieved similar results with louder audio which enhanced all the bangs and clanks (especially in the opening sequence which i had to "endure") but i think it was a little violent on the ear. I think overall the Dolby Atmos experience takes it. it achieved what the imax tried to achieve with more finesse and elegance vs just raw output volume and bigger screen size, and the spaced out seating and room were also great additions to my experience. If you're a younger guy seeking to get a more bang-y experience imax works great, but i doubt many such people would be reading my comments. If you're watching, i think Row 6 our of 13 would fill your entire view angle (i was row 7 and it was almost there,) or row 5/13 if you really like sitting close. I'm almost tempted to try out the 4Dx to complete my viewing experience of this great movie.. there's one last screening if i really want to go all out. can anyone recommend? Another interesting bit of info - So it turns out that not only there aren't anymore Dolby Atmos theatres in my country (israel) but also Top Gun Maverick is the only movie being shown in that room, i guess it's not an easy standard to achieve for other movies. Kudos to the movie creators. Another fun fact - no reclining seats, no special entrance in this one.

This hands down made my decision concrete. I was conflicted on both and am gonna book for DC now 👍

If a movie was filmed in real imax and you have the theater for it, I would totally go see it in the imax theater too!

You're talking about AMC Lincoln Square 13. That's the theater I regularly go to as well. 😎

@@PSYCHOV3N0M yes, that’s truly an imax theater 😁😁😁 I go to the one as well, I will watch Spider-Man there

@@luis6633 Me too! So hyped! 😎👍😁

@@PSYCHOV3N0M I know tickets will be available this Monday but do you happen to know the time tickets will be available that day ?

Prime theaters are almost gone now. They’re still Dolby theaters at AMC, but the name changed slightly.

believe me even with a good contrast ratio , dolby doesnt give immersion like IMAX

Dolby is the best format by a Mile. IMax isn’t even close. Even when the movie is filmed in imax, makes it closer, but Dolby is the best overall experience

@@zooomthesquirrel3707 My problem with IMAX digital is that the picture is just not a great quality. It does not matter what the aspect ratio is if the picture is not great. I admit I am comparing it to my own home theater system and film projectors so that may be unfair.

so, how was the experience compared to IMAX?

Yes yes ! How was your experience? I wanted to see it in imax but don’t have one nearby. I saw it Dolby 4 times lol

@@garebaregoof4226 just saw it in Dolby Atmos today, it was fantastic

Awesome, thank you!

Most sound from a movie will come from you for the simple reason that the television is in front of you. The side and surround speakers only provide supporting and ambient noise and won’t make a lot of sound when compared to the front speakers

I’m anti imax because they straight up try to hide facts to customers and hope brand recognition will carry them through 🤔 . I’m fair to them though I think. I do say if a movie is filmed with imax film cameras absolutely go see it. However, there is not one thing special about imax digital.

@@MovieUniversity I never said you're Anti IMAX. 🙂 And by saying that there is nothing special about IMAX Digital does sound a bit like Anti IMAX all of a sudden. The Dual 4K Laser Projecters Actually project in the original IMAX film aspect ratio, but that is only in Theaters with the really big screens. But in general the single 4K IMAX projecters give a better image than "let's just say the standard and also excellent" 4K projecters. IMAX also has WCG and higher specular highlights and the black levels are deeper than the Dolby Christie projectors. But yes Dolby excels in the brightness and highlights. Atmos, not really my thing, all those above your head speakers just don't do it for me. Like I said before, Auromax any day. 😁 I like the power and in a way the more simple 12-track soundsystem. And you prefer Dolby over IMAX is your good right. Both offer a great experience and seeying that both IMAX Dolby are expending their cinema rooms tells me that both are njoyd by many movie goers. I for one njoy both. 😀

@@87CREW I too enjoy both but formats but if a movie is filmed with IMAX cameras and viewed on a true Imax screen I"ll take that over Dolby Cinema any day of the week. As for Dolby Cinema in my opinion for a movie to be great it has to be mixed properly by the sound engineers. "Ford VS Ferrari" was amazing.

Will do! It'll much later down the road though. A lot of stuff happening in my life at the moment.

I know you've been asking for one for a while now, but I don't think I'm going to make a new Auro video anytime soon. Their website rarely post updates and when they do post it's for home media, not movie theaters. Seem like the brand is slowly withering away.

Thanks for the reply .I saw the video about Auro 3D in your channel.It is realy informative and I also support your opinon.I hope that there will be a video if there is any further updates.

I would choose IMAX sound over Atmos. But best of all is Dolby 7.1. When Dolby 7.1 is EQ'd correctly you can't beat it.

Don't we alll!

I’ve thought about it. The only problem right now is I’m editing another video at the moment that should be out next weekend. I might do one on coronovirus if I can get some statements from some companies

Whenever your comfortable issac, it's sad how many employees are without jobs, movies pushed back, theater closed and all current theatrical movies are being sent to home media and Disney +. Keep up the Good videos

Working on an answer to this question now. Stay tuned =)

Because 3d still looks too cheesy. Fake. Having images in 3d doesn't add anything to the story or experience.

You just listed 3 positive things to one negative. Sounds like a win to me.

@@MovieUniversity Yea I only meant it was disappointing because there's a lot of hype about atmos and I still haven't gotten a chance to hear it.

If the movie isn't mixed in Atmos than it won't play in Atmos. Nolan is a lover of the IMAX format as such the movie was never mixed in Dolby Atmos.

@@SKRUBL0RD Tenet was meant to be watched in IMAX 70mm, NOT Dolby Cinema.

Me too 😔😔 did you see the video I made on the future of movie theaters?

​@@MovieUniversity I did!, it was great, it was actually how I found this channel, you have some great content, can't wait to see what is next. I actually just posted a video on the future of cinema on my channel right before the pandemic began so it'll be interesting to see the changes to made in the future when it reopens.

Like a movie review?

Sorta like that yeah

I used to do movie reviews, but that never got a lot of views and were very labor intensive so i stopped. I used to do a review of the movie and then dissect the behind the scenes stuff. cameras used, actors involved, filing locations etc. I'll only do them now for big name movies, but seeing as there a virus out right now and movie theaters are closed, no reviews from anybody 😭

Its really sad that we can't go to the movies for now. I really love going to the movies like you do

Not trying to be a smart ass, have you tried the Dolby Cinema website?

@@MovieUniversity yeh but it is US centric - unless am using it wrong - as it wants a ZIP code which we do not use over here

@@antonyjackson2324 I saw that on my screen as well. I’m not sure how to search outside of the US. But I know it’s available in Europe and Asia. I’ve seen the company talk about the expansion in its investor reports.

@@MovieUniversity yes they are here in UK but in about 5 locations that are all in England. I reached out to Dolby UK who did reply, but gave a poor PR type reply, referring me to the same web site that does not list the UK sites! Never mind, will just have to look in local Media for any new openings.

Or worse, they go home and are happy with the speakers built into the tv

Movie University OH NOOOOOOOOOO

I've been to several Dolby Cinema movies and honestly. Atmos at the theater just sounds loud but not immersive. At home the sounds sound more discreet and more directional. Last movie in Dolby I saw was Bad Boys 4 life and I was disappointed. Watched it at home and it sounded better. Just saying

Btw, I have a 9.2.4 Atmos/DTS X setup

Yes but your 15000 watt theatre I bet produces sound that is far too loud and detracts from the movie. I been to cinemas where the slamming of a car door almost hurts. It’s unnatural and spoils the movie. At home the sound is more subtle and natural. It’s a classic case of MORE is not better.

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The original was shot on film and would be better to watch on film just not a realistic option today. I own several cinema's but have yet to go and see laser projectors to see how they really perform. My expectation at this point is more in line with it being just hype. Again I could be shocked and surprised.

Prime AMC will eventually all be phased out and will be replaced with Dolby Cinemas. This is confirmed with Dolby's team. Apologies on the late reply.

@@MovieUniversity ok. And I don't mind the delay messages.

No, they are not. However, Dolby Cinema's are the only theater's certified to show movies in DV + DA. There's an updated version of this video on my channel if you want to check it out some time.

The only time it’s worth paying for the IMAX name is when a movie is filmed with IMAX film cameras. Take a look around in my channel. I’ve done 2 videos that will help answer your question about what IMAX is and all of details involved.

@@MovieUniversity ,what happens if only select sequences are filmed on IMAX? Like the new Thor coming up most of the movie is not IMAX but some more important scenes are

in a cinema? probably thousands. projector, seats, sound insulation, speakers, wires, projection screen, it all adds up quick.

But some movies like avengers endgame and upcoming tenet are designed for imax, and i would recommend to see ghem in IMAX, sorry you had to experience liemax , next time make sure you go to a legot ikax with the biggest screen it is a Big Difference

Is your comment based on IMAX or „Liemax“? You dont make that clear and if its based on Liemax then your comment is not only bs, but its also worth nothing!

Looks like you've never experienced TRUE IMAX. 😂😂😂 LIEmax is all you know. Very sad.

Sorry but imo true IMAX is the King of cinema experience. I'm not sure what you watched, but in my country full IMAX cinema was BLAST.

I am both a huge videophile and audiophile I love sound and picture quality at both their highest qualities/levels/performances I had both a huge evolution and came a long way for going to see a movie at a movie cinema theaters when I was a kid (aged 4-10) a preteen (aged 11-12) a teenager (aged 13-17) and even my very very much earlier adult years at ages 18 to 19 whether it is either nearby or on vacation: When I was 5-10 I went to see both many famous popular good fun interesting kids/family (animated or animated/live-action) first-run films aimed at families and small young little kids aged 5-10 at nearby movie theaters and I even liked and enjoyed all those famous popular good memorable fun interesting animated or live-action/animated family/kids films aimed at families and 5-10 year old young kids that I saw in theaters and when I was 4 and 8 years old I went to see two very legendary/famous beloved/popular iconic successful timeless classic influential/important/awesome fun interesting family/kids animated Disney films aimed at families and small young little kids aged 5-10 originally released between 1941 to 1991 then re released in selected movie theaters in multiple big cities nationwide and I liked and enjoyed these two timeless classic great influential legendary beloved fun interesting popular iconic family kids Disney mega-hit animated films aimed at families and 5-10 year old kids when I was 4-10 When I was a teenager I saw and enjoyed many famous popular good memorable fun interesting action/adventure superhero fantasy/science fiction and comedy films in theaters and liked and when I was 4-17 when seeing all of these blockbuster hit films in theaters and liking them as a 4-17 year old child all of them do not have either 4K UHD HDR image projection or Dolby Atmos 3D Object-Based Multidimensional Moving Surround Sound Then When I was a 20-22 young male adult during the Pre-COVID Era: December 2, 2017 to February 2020 Before The Global COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown Crisis from March 11, 2020 to January 2021 and when I was an adult at ages 23 and older during the Post-COVID Era: The Safe & Effective COVID Vaccination Era for Teens and Adults, and Much Later for Young Kids and the Safe & Effective Cure Treatment for COVID starting in June 2021 to the present I have been going to see many famous popular good memorable iconic successful fun interesting films in Dolby Cinema near my house and Dolby Cinema is one of my top 3 all-time favorite movie theaters next to IMAX Laser & Universal Cinema AMC CityWalk Hollywood (With 1 IMAX Laser Theater and All 18 Theaters use Christie 4K UHD RGB Laser Projectors for the best color reproduction significantly-increased contest ratio good black levels and sharper-detailed visuals paired with Dolby Atmos 3D Object-Based Multidimensional Moving Surround Sound) I have enjoyed seeing many first-run successful popular good memorable famous blockbuster films that I really like and enjoy in Dolby Cinema and two extremely iconic unforgettable legendary/famous popular/beloved timeless classic influential/awesome/wonderful accolade-winning blockbuster smash hit films in the action/adventure or romantic genres released in theaters everywhere nationwide in the late 1990s and re-released in Dolby Cinemas for its 20th anniversary that I really love and enjoy Titanic & The Matrix and I am totally blown away by going to see many famous popular good memorable successful films in the Dolby Cinema format and they all change the way how I go to the movie cinema theaters to see a good famous popular memorable film and the picture & sound combination of 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR & Dolby Atmos 3D Object-Based Multidimensional Moving Surround Sound both together create an extremely awesome stunning beautiful immersive dynamic room-filling crystal-clearer sharper colorful contrasty realistic detailed powerful advanced state-of-the-art wonderful enhanced impactful moviegoing cinema theater experience that totally blows the Digital 3D Digital IMAX Theaters Digital Standard Theaters 4DX and ScreenX theaters out of the water At home I have an extremely awesome beautiful stunning cinematic immersive impactful 55-Inch LG B6 4K UHD Multi-HDR Smart OLED TV with Dolby Vision but the one thing I do not like about my tv is that it does not support Dolby Atmos but I have an exteremely awesome immersive room-filling dynamic impressive cinematic impactful three-dimensional atmospheric realistic detailed stunning life-like Denon AVRS970H 7.2 Channel Dolby Atmos/DTSX Premium Home Theater Surround Audio/Video Receiver with 4K-8K HDR & Dolby Vision wired and hooked up to a Klipsch 5.1.2 Channel Traditional Wired Full-On Premium Dolby Atmos/DTSX Home Theater Moving Surround Sound System with the Apple TV 4K UHD Multi-HDR with Dolby Vision Smart Streaming Media Player with Dolby Atmos connected to the Denon AVRS970H Dolby Atmos 7.2 channel audio-video receiver with 4K-8K HDR and Dolby Vision in order for many films music and tv shows on many streaming apps from the Apple TV 4K HDR Dolby Vision Smart Streaming Media Player to all show Dolby Atmos then passes the Dolby Atmos signal from the Apple TV 4K HDR Dolby Vision Streaming Media Player to the Denon AVRS970H 7.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Audio-Video Receiver with 4K-8K HDR and Dolby Vision in order for the input signal to say Dolby Atmos then pass the 4K UHD HDR/Dolby Vision video signals from the Denon AVRS970H 7.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Audio/Video Receiver with 4K-8K HDR and Dolby Vision to the LG 55-Inch B6 OLED HDR Dolby Vision TV in very good sync and watching enjoying and listening to many 4K UHD HDR/Dolby Vision-Dolby Atmos films & tv shows all from the Apple TV 4K UHD HDR Player connected to the Denon AVRS970H 7.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Audio-Video Receiver with 4K-8K HDR and Dolby Vision and the LG 55-Inch B6 OLED 4K UHD HDR/Dolby Vision Smart TV connected to the HDMI ARC Output on the Denon AVRS970H 7.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Audio-Video Receiver all looks and sounds extremely awesome immersive room filling three-dimensional atmospheric dynamic sharp detailed realistic beautiful stunning impressive with tons of great bass treble midrange clarity power sharpness deeper blacks dynamic range immersion realism depth detail impact beauty that totally rivals sounds and looks a commercial Dolby Cinema in which I am enjoying and experience these films and tv shows in the way the filmmakers colorists sound mixers sound designers sound editors sound engineers sound recordists adr/dialouge team foley team music composers music producers music conductors music mixers music recordists music editors music orchestrators music arrangers intended them to enjoy and experience them The only movie that I saw in Dolby Cinema but did not like that was very bad forgettable infamous unpopular is Justice League-The PG-13-Rated Theatrical Joss Whedon Cut which was a terrible forgettable unpopular unfamous huge critical & commercial failure-flop but I loved and enjoyed Justice League The R-Rated Zack Snyder Cut which is a much more greater famous popular iconic improved better memorable successful film version of the highly terrible forgettable unpopular infamous film in the highly famous popular good successful DC Extended Universe Film Franchise (one of the top 25 highest grossing and most successful film franchises of all time)

This is the Dolby Cinema location list: www.dolby.com/us/en/dolby-cinema/locations.html

@@csjcsj2906 Canada is not on the list 😔

@@Camus376, yeah, Cineplex group here in Canada has a monopoly and they don’t want to share a piece of the pie with Dolby, or anyone. We get their Ultra AVX garbage.🤮

@@brucecarter6205 that's nasty. I have an atmos system in my place a while now.

It depends on a variety of factors they can get location, speed with which the speakers can be delivered, pricing, etc.

@@MovieUniversity I can definitely understand using QSC because of their enormous power output.

What about them?

@@MovieUniversity their size comparison to IMAX and lie-max?

Even with Dolby Cinemas the screens the sizes vary from location to location for a variety of reasons. However, most liemax screens are around the same size as a DC screen. And judging from comments I've seen on my channel over the years I'd say this is the same all over the world.

Interesting. You should contact Dolby customer service about this issue. If they don't know there are problems they can't fix them.

@@MovieUniversity So I discovered the crop thing really isn’t Dolby’s fault. Jurassic World wasn’t shot in the optimal aspect ratio for Dolby Cinema. I do think they need to curve the volume level of their sound bc it’s beyond too loud at times. I was wondering if anyone has had better dolby cinema experiences between different locations or is that how all of them are: loud and not quite as true black as OLED?

@@Reeeepicheep I think you're the first person who has told me that DC was too loud. Everyone else has said IMAX is too loud (which I agree with). Mine, and everyone else who comments on this channel, say Dolby Cinema experience is always perfect. Sounds like you got a bad location.

@@MovieUniversity Thanks for the info! I might try another location and bring earplugs next time. I’ll also check the aspect ratio in advance

My sympathies friend.

You’re in for a treat when you do

Did you watch it in TRUE IMAX or was it LIEmax??? There's a big difference.

You probably went to a LIEmax theater instead of TRUE IMAX.

thank u for the info

Glad you enjoyed it!

Agree, IMAX is the best cinema experience there is.

Lmao at imax sound being better than Dolby atmos that’s hilarious 😂

what in the fu*k are you talking about?

3D was a failure hence all the television manufacturers removing 3D from their television's. The far future of movie immersion will be holographic tv's and projectors. It will give a true holographic image, without any glasses. Plus no dizziness like most people get with 3D glasses.

@@C--A 3D is still a thing in VR headsets. Also, do you really believe TV manufacturers will add holographic panels in the future?? I highly doubt it but I hope I'm wrong because I love 3D movies.

Seriously! I hate 3d so much. So few people want it

AMC Stubs A-List says hi. 12 movies a month aka 3 movies per week for $23.95 a month is a no brainer. 👍😎

@@MovieUniversity 3D is awesome. If you didn't watch Doctor Strange, Spider-Man: Far From Home, etc in 3D then you missed out BIG TIME.

Just gotta go on a Tuesday bro lol