What does XD mean in movies?
What does XD mean in movies? The XD stands for Extreme Digital cinema. The XD is unlike any other local theater. The XD’s silver screen extends from ceiling-to-floor and wall-to-wall.
What’s the difference between IMAX and XD?
IMAX theaters’ specialty is having the unparallel brightness and amazing precision with accurate detailing and size. But the Cinemark XD theaters offer you a better 3D and reactive experience with large-screen, reactive seats. Cinemark XD’s sound system uses a custom JBL sound system that produces clear, crisp sound.
What is RPX vs IMAX?
RPX screens are wider while IMAX screens are higher. This is due to the IMAX larger film format and size. This means you’ll enjoy a larger shot in IMAX-filmed movies. IMAX screens are generally 52 by 70 feet, but they have begun approving smaller screen sizes in a bid to stay competitive.
What does RPX mean in movies?
In April of 2010, Regal responded with the Regal Premium Experience or RPX theater. These theaters boast a much bigger screen than the standard Regal cinema, improved sound, and reclinable leather seats.
