Doesnt work with flat screens. PC gamers figured that out a long time ago. If your gonna do something like this then you should be doing it right. The auditorium should be designed for it. ie curved surround with no bezel. Or the screens on the side should be no more that 30 degrees offset from the center screen

Saw godzilla, it was fine when on, but they don't use it all the time so it turns on and off, that is annoying. If your going to use this format, it should be for the entire feature film or leave it off.

MALAYSIA COMING IN 2019!!! CAN'T WAIT!!!

The idea sounds good, but not with corners like that. I just wonder if this is a thing, like the TV sellers are trying to tell us 3D is dead, when it actually is not. Not that the cinema like this, will go into history, but some will go, and some will not go to cinema like this. 3D is cool, and have a depth where we do not need too turn our head to the sides. Like these ScreenX cinema is made for. I don't think I'll go and watch every movie in this format, but I still like to experience new things, so I will at least see one movie one day. If it's not any ScreenX here in Norway, I may look it up on my next vacation. Ok maybe two movies, because we never know what happen on travels.

Please upgrade the cineworld in High Wycombe I beg you!!

What if you're sitting at the front lool do you have to keep looking behind you. Just looks super inconvenient

This just seems like an inconvenient watch to watch films

I just saw Spider-Man with this (completely new to me and unknown). The image quality was blurry (main screen)

Ah Cineworld. Even while on a Cineworld card seeing a film still costs a mini fortune to a low income person and worse their screens are still less resolution than a 4k TV

Just watched Venom 2 in A Cinemax screen and i was very very disappointed! 2 massive black boarders seperated the side screen and main screen, did not feel immersed at all! Would not pay extra again!

The one in Watford was nearly £20 per TICKET! allow not even worth it man.

The biggest question this raises is... where the hell is Speke?

I watched queen weds 24 oct at O2 it was really good sound was good , sat in the middle of the cinema i was trying to work out why it was not on all four walls at 1st then once the film started and the band where on stage it opened up and looked really good , i recon this could be used better over time , i make low budget movies and idd like to shoot some footage and experiment with different ways for it to work on the screen x , i thought i may need three cameras at different angles ? but looking into it more its software for side projection ? ive tried 3d which works but is hard to shoot as ya fixed camera cant zoom with 3d ? but hey its worth going to see for the exp as this with a starwars space scene would be amazing or tom cruse on the moon film coming out next year ...

Your better off just having be headsets it will do the same.

or just invest in 70MM IMAX, only one near me and that's BFI London.

Nah

waste of money.. i wouldn’t enjoy watching a film like that.

Not interested.

Um.... no

I would never in a million years want to ever watch a movie in that shitty theater.

It’s awful guys. Stick to 4Dx with 3D or IMAX.

ScreenX cinema has to revamp itself. This ain't working well for a cinema experience.

I don't think this is good idea