Greatest cinema experiences

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Watching Gravity in IMAX 3D in a theater is probably the best cinema experience I have had. I felt like I was in outer space.

Last week I saw my favorite movie The Departed in theaters for the first time. It was great to finally see it on the big screen. It had a decent crowd too.

I got to see the 40th Anniversary 4K screening of Akira Kurosawa's Ran at the Tokyo International Film Festival at a screening attended by some of the cast and crew. That was epic.

I saw Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse three times in theaters. The third time was with a live orchestra performing the score. That was amazing!

I recently saw a 4K re-release of the movie Diva at a theater. I knew little about the movie but it blew me away, especially how pretty the film is.

I am a filmmaker myself so I always enjoy when I get to screen my film in theaters at festivals. One of my short films had its World Premiere at the Magic Johnson theater in Harlem on a giant IMAX screen. I will never forget that feeling.

I attended the Cannes Film Festival. I got to walk the red carpet for a bit then I saw a film have its world premiere at the giant Lumiere theater with 2,000 seats. I had to wear a tuxedo. Another epic cinema experience.