IMAX Theater: Batman / The Dark Knight

My wife and I saw it in IMAX.

Very enjoyable.

However, I came away with a different opinion of seeing this film in IMAX versus
a regular theater. About 20 minutes of the film was shot with 70mm IMAX
cameras. The remainder of the film is 35mm.

It was a fun experience in IMAX, but I don't believe it's a must-see in the 70mm
format.

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The sound system at the IMAX was astounding.

A great reference for the sound system of any home theater enthusiast. If you want to know how good your system is, listen to The Dark Knight in an IMAX theater. You'll know exactly how your system measures up. Be prepared to be humbled.
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Geez, I hate to be the anti poster, but the sound at the Universal CityWalk IMAX
was very good, but the sound at several standard theaters we've attended has
been better (ArcLight, for example).

Perhaps the specific IMAX theater makes a difference. I mentioned my
impressions to a friend who raved about seeing the film in IMAX at The Bridge
IMAX theaters.

Anyway, none of this takes away from the film being a very well crafted, intense,
adult version of the Batman tale. Highly recommended in any format!

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I saw Iron Man at the ArLight.

I thought that was the gold standard in audio until I saw The Dark Knight at The Bridge today.
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Well, clearly The Bridge is the place to go!