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First I've heard of that! Damn, that would be wicked! Not sure I'd want to go to a cinema and see it though. I'd get a dvd if/when that comes out.

Seeing it in IMAX on Monday

Will only be in cinemas.

Bums.

Really hoping it'll be coming to the IMAX in Bradford next month.

It's showing in all Imax cinemas.

You've had a better response than I had when I posted a thread about it last May

It's going to be amazing on an Imax screen; I keep checking the London website every day to see if tickets are on sale yet. Pity the Bournemouth Imax went belly up

Well I live in Ireland and we have no Imax so only 5 cinemas are actually able to show it but no Imax I'm afraid,but I'm not complaining,should be amazing even on a normal size screen!

I've just ordered mine from the IMAX website: best seats in the house on the first showing: 22.00 on Wednesday 20th February. Do you suppose Bono will be there?

He will be but 40ft high!

I hope its coming to Glasgow IMAX, had a look at the listings which are only through to Feb but nothing yet.

Not Glasgow it aint. :sleep:

--EDIT--

Aha! This has already been mentioned! ^^
Don't worry player, we can just go up the tower while we wait... oh no... never mind.
Ah well, there's always the squinty bridge to play on...

Here's a taster to whet your appetite: the songs in the movie in the order they appear...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhWZ7bpfQag
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omFdpnSu57U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHzLWLFTPPI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cf0I5c1gmO4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MsEFBu-8kM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9c4lLnY0rA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvRPt-InTdE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcuudXTGwEE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k04KzgYRKrE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQxl9EI9YBg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeGPxEHBIHs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tg_sitP_s5M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEfSnjL0pd8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyzPtjIP2eo

Still plenty of tickets available for opening night in London

Really? Doesn't seem to be on at the Bradford one

http://www.nationalmediamuseum.org.u...id=3&WhatsOn=3

Great work!!

i'm up in London at the end of the month, so will actually be able to go and see it.

it wasn't quite the Zoo show, but saw it at cardiff, and twickenham, and was still a great show - got to be the next best thing to actually seeing them.

Iain

Well, I'm just off out to catch a train to that London for the first showing tonight. Be back with a report later

let us know how busy it is - i'm hoping to go next week, but haven't booked yet.

Iain

Trying it on Digital 3D next week. Not sure if it will be as good as IMAX, but worth a go...

Pretty full tonight; the few empty seats were at the side of the theatre, but for next Wednesday evening:
https://tickets.bfi.org.uk/selectsea...PerIndex=26484

Take your pick


You're in for a treat, people. I'm often disappointed when a film gets good reviews; they never quite live up to the hype, but this was all I expected it would be. Most impressive visuals are the crowd scenes; the view from the stage looks breathtaking, and when the camera pans over them; you feel like you're flying. Oh yes; check out the people gettng a faceful of flare smoke during 'Bullet the Blue Sky'

Best songs for me were 'New Year's Day', 'Love and Peace or Else', 'Where the Streets Have No Name' (best crowd scenes in the film) and 'Pride'; the moment when the 'glittering shards of sepulchral sound' (© Smash Hits 1984) suddenly burst out after the UN Declaration of Human Rights is a real highlight.

What more can I say? Bono's pretty mesmering 50 feet high; when he looks at you he really looks at you Hang on for the 'Yahweh' end credits, too; some good animation in that; particularly the city.

Anyway, you'll love it; I'd definitely recommend getting to see it in an IMAX if you possibly can; the screens are so big that they fill your peripheral vision. I think it's on in London until April. Make a weekend of it

Best hit the sack now; I'm up in four hours

I saw this today in Digital 3D, oddly enough in a totally empty screen. Very surreal.

Very impressed. It's a pretty good concert film, 3D or no 3D but the 3D really makes it excellent. Especially works well during the fly, where the usual fast moving words used on the screens pretty much fly out of the screen at you.

The sound is incredible too. At one point the main vocals were coming from the front with the backing vocals coming from the top right of the theater. Both sounding crystal clear.