The movie theatre near me has 4D movies, but they are pretty intense as I had actually gotten dizzy from them. This is in Australia though. I don’t recall seeing 4D movies outside of theme parks in USA.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast Actually, there are commercial movie theaters in the US outside of theme parks that use 4D tech for movies! It's a chain called 4DX and I only saw one in person when my family visited Nashville, Tennessee and the Regal Cinemas inside an Opry Mills mall had one. I think the people at 4DX determine how the wind, motion, fog, and water effects react to the on-screen action rather than the studios and I heard that Disney is the only exception. Very interesting topic!
@@benszone1879 yeah, I have normally only gone to AMC and century theatres back when I used to live there. One thing I will miss is the free refills for drinks and the 3 free movies a week for just 29 usd a month, but the cheaper food prices with the tax included in Sydney along with the lack of needing to tip if eating the food inside the restaurant makes up for it. Plus, they give you an entire jug full of tap water for you to help yourself to instead of having to call your specific server to get it for you, which was always annoying when having to pay the bill. I don’t really care for the free refills at restaurants cause I can always buy a better drink elsewhere.
@@benszone1879 Yeah, if you go to an AMC (or any theater) 20 minutes before the show, you *will* be forced to endure a thing called CindmaSounds (or as I like to call it, the “movie theater ghost”).
