Marcus Theatres on Monday unveiled Wisconsin's first ScreenX widescreen auditorium, with 270-degree projection providing one of the most visually immersive movie experiences available. The new ScreenX ...

Imagine your favorite cinematic hero being chased by Nazis across the top of a moving train in the Alps. Dodging street vendors and pedestrians during a car chase in Tangier. Treasure-hunting in the ...

ScreenX is coming to MJR Waterford, and operators are hoping theatergoers are blown away. ScreenX is a premium theatrical format that uses movie screens to create an immersive, 270-degree theater ...

Viewers watch a demonstration of the new ScreenX theater at MJR Waterford Cinema 16 in Waterford Township, Michigan, on, July 16, 2024. David Guralnick/The Detroit News/TNS DETROIT — In ScreenX, ...

EXCLUSIVE: Major movie theater circuit Cinemark has reached a deal with CJ 4DPlex to outfit select auditoriums with the ScreenX premium exhibition format. The companies expect six sites in California ...

MJR Theatres is bringing ScreenX technology to its Westland theater, the company announced Wednesday. ScreenX is the premium theatrical format that extends movie screens to the theater's walls, ...

Michigan-based MJR Theatres is bringing the first-ever 270-degree ScreenX theater to Michigan this summer. According to MJR, their location in Waterford will get the ScreenX theater, and it will be ...

The MJR Theatres chain has been delivering state-of-the-art cinematic experiences to Michigan audiences for over 40 years and is now boasting new technology that extends the width of the movie screen ...

A new movie-going experience has come to Mary Pickford Theatre is D'Place in Cathedral City, one that will make audiences feel like they're in the midst of all the dizzying and impressive action right ...

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Feb. 14, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- CJ 4DPLEX and Regal announced today that the 200th global ScreenX theatre is now open in Houston, Texas. The premium, panoramic, 270-degree cinema ...

In ScreenX, everything is bigger. Or at least considerably wider. For the movie business, it's not necessarily a game changer as much as it's a game enhancer. It's a little bit extra, like whipped ...