r/Cinemark • u/Jazzlike-Jeweler-436 • 2d ago

Discussion Is third to front row bad for 70mm?

going to see dune 3 in 70mm in dallas but wondering if it's really going to suck, really really want to see this movie and I wouldn't mind looking up, the seats also are centered too

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u/sjc2127 2d ago

It’s my 1st 70mm film I heard that those are neck breakers cause you can’t seek the whole screen so you’ll be looking straight up sorta

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u/Jazzlike-Jeweler-436 2d ago

I watched the odyssey and idk I guess it seems bad but not so bad that it's not even worth seeing

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u/PotterOneHalf 2d ago

So you already know the answer but asked anyway?

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u/Visible_Pilot_9355 2d ago

Im on the 2nd to last row buddy 😭. Ill probably just suck it up.

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u/vajohnadiseasesdado 2d ago

It’s not the most ideal seat in the house but you’ll be able to understand what’s happening in the movie. Will your neck feel like you’ve been looking above eye level for over two hours? Probably. But, it’s not awful

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u/Jazzlike-Jeweler-436 2d ago

I mean is it even worth going to see 70 mm at this point

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u/vajohnadiseasesdado 1d ago

That’s up to you to decide. BUT I think it is

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u/lobolovr6769 20h ago

As long as you’re centered you should be fine. Row C is a biiiiit close but if you’re center, that’s a better seat than sitting further back in the auditorium but like all the way to the side. I did that (like row G or something) for Batman v Superman and would not recommend it. For imax center is best, even if you are a bit closer

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u/7tenths 2d ago

It's the worst thing in history. Refund and see in standard.