^ I agree about the sound as well. It was outstanding the second time... and it wasn't just because the "house" was bigger.

 

The sound on film will degrade after each showing and will never sound as pure as the digital track.

Unless I'm missing something, film can't record sound...

 

so uh, how can you tell the difference between a film theater and one with dlp?

a) Most theaters will have it say, in parenthesis- Transformers 8:00 (DLP)

 

b) If you see many typical cigarette burns and squiggles, it's film.

gotcha

 

i saw it in good ol' analog film then. thanks to Powerglideing fight club i always see the cigarette burns :tfmad

 

i was able to catch it on the 4th so i didn't notice any degradation of the film and/or sound

^ I agree about the sound as well. It was outstanding the second time... and it wasn't just because the "house" was bigger.

 

The sound on film will degrade after each showing and will never sound as pure as the digital track.

Unless I'm missing something, film can't record sound...

The sound track is on the side of the film... not where the image is.

 

http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/movie-sound4.htm