MX4D




MX4D is an immersion experience that make you feel like you are in the movie you are watching in that theater. Before going to see justice league in MX4D I was interested in it a little bit, but I knew that it would probably be something that I would only see once. The experience didn't meet my expectations just because I thought it was going to be more interesting and immerse me into the movie, but instead it just took my out of it ad made me more focused on the movements and staying in my seat than actually watching the movie. 

At first my favorite part of it was the moving of the chairs, but after a while it got hard to stay comfortable i the seats while they were moving. It was also hard to balance yourself so you wouldn't fall out of the chairs. My least favorite part was the strobe lights when the gun shots went off and when the flash ran. I thought these were just too distracting and made it hard to watch the movie because from where I was sitting it looked like they were right infront of the screen making my eyes hurt to watch during those scenes which was a bug dissapointment. 

I don't think that it enhanced the movie at all and even if it did it was very minimual. The only thing it did for me at least was take me out of the movie and distracted so I couldn't enjoy it as much as I would if it were just a regular movie.

This could be added to scene where there is a lot of moving like a fight scene or if they are doing a chase scene. That would enhance it, but overall I don't think that it would really help a movie that we make or a big industry makes.

3D in my opinion is much better compared to the MX4D, but like the MX4D it can take you out of the movie and sometimes distract you. But that s a rare occasion. I think that 3D works so much better than the MX4D because its been around for a while now and they've really gotten the hang of so people can enjoy it better than something they are just now trying out.



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