Since the pandemic I think I've been more, it just has that different feel going to the cinema and sitting in the hosue all the time I just wanted outSince the pandemic, I haven't really bothered. Plus, I find the quality and comfort of a modern home TV/projector and sound system to be infinitely better. I don't completely buy into the "oh.. but you have to see it on the BIG screen!" mantra any more. Even some budget projectors these days can output some pretty decent quality 100"+ output.
"oh.. but you have to see it on the BIG screen!" mantra any more.
I did something similar with the Quest 2.What I did was buy myself an Oculus VR headset. The Skybox and Pigasus video apps have the ability to simulate you sitting watching the move in a cinema - seats, screen and everything. After a few minutes you will think you truly are sitting in the cinema.
Pair it with some high quality headphones and you will have perfect cinema experience.
Another option Pigasus has, alongside the netflix app, is you can turn it into a huge floating screen at the size and simulated distance you want. So you can have a 200" screen if you wanted taking up your entire field of view.
The first move I watched on there was Die Hard and the immersive experience was unreal. Watching horror movies on there you sometimes get freaked out.
Agree partially when comparing to regular cinema screens but watching movies on an IMAX screen (specially IMAX 3D) is still beyond what you can do at home. But the Apple Vision Pro will change that in the not too distant future...Since the pandemic, I haven't really bothered. Plus, I find the quality and comfort of a modern home TV/projector and sound system to be infinitely better. I don't completely buy into the "oh.. but you have to see it on the BIG screen!" mantra any more. Even some budget projectors these days can output some pretty decent quality 100"+ output.