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The Seattle Science Center's 2 IMAX theaters have been doing this for over 20 years.
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BTW,
The Polar Express, Star Trek, and Avatar in 3-D IMAX was the best movie experiences EVER!
I'm curious how things are going to work out with planetarium members (of which I am one). Currently, members can see all the movies for free. I bet that members will have to pay like everyone else to see the mainstream movies. But I don't think it's fair to cut back on the availability of free documentary movies, and then charge for the rest. I won't be renewing my membership, if that's the case.
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