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First
time
visiting
this
complex
for
an
Oppenheimer
Saturday
morning
matinee
8/5/23
Thrilled
a
theatre
in
Albuquerque
stepped
up
to
the
plate
to
present
Oppenheimer
in
70mm
as
it
was
intended!
As
I
arrived
the
parking
lot
only
had
a
couple
dozen
cars
but
as
I
left
the
lot
was
completely
packed
so
make
sure
you
know
where
you
parked
because
the
sections
are
all
identical.
I
did
not
indulge
in
any
concessions
nor
did
I
visit
their
arcade
but
the
entrance
was
clean.
I
ordered
my
ticket
online
which
is
new
to
me--printed
out
my
receipt
barcode.
There
are
innumerable
features
so
be
sure
to
know
what
auditorium
you're
in
as
there
are
many.
The
ticket
taker
was
an
older
gentleman--not
very
personable--pointed
to
the
scanner
rather
than
speaking
to
me.
Several
gentleman
standing
around
him,
many
workers
scurrying
about
in
the
lobby.
Bathroom
was
relatively
clean
although
the
paper
towels
started
piling
up
on
the
floor
after
the
feature--dunno
what
it
is
with
people
not
picking
up
after
themselves.
Perhaps
a
giant
trash
bin
would
encourage
people
to
not
throw
their
paper
towels
on
the
floor.
The
70mm
theater
is
kind
of
small
but
the
seats
recline
and
were
comfortable.
The
unfortunate
thing
about
these
seats
is
if
something
falls
out
of
your
pocket,
it
falls
through
the
back
of
the
seat
and
lands
under
and
behind
it
into
a
black
hole
of
garbage!
This
was
the
first
feature
of
the
day
so
there
is
no
excuse
as
to
why
the
under
and
behind
the
seat
was
so
caked
with
popcorn,
candy
and
trash--y'all
need
to
vacuum
behind
there
daily
because,
GROSS.
My
compact
that
fell
out
of
my
pocket
during
the
show
completely
vanished
so
if
you
drop
something,
you're
s.o.l.
The
design
of
the
seats
should
allow
more
space
between
the
person
next
to
you--the
patron
next
to
me
was
fidgeting
for
the
entire
three
hour
feature
and
shaking
my
seat
intermittently.
The
screen
during
this
feature
seemed
to
flicker
throughout--not
sure
if
that's
what
70mm
is
supposed
to
do.
But
the
quality
of
the
picture
was
fine
otherwise
and
the
sound
was
thankfully
not
overwhelming
the
dialogue
which
is
a
common
complaint
with
Nolan's
films.
The
70mm
was
definitely
a
better
experience
than
the
regular
IMAX
so
I
highly
recommend
people
check
out
70mm
features
and
I
do
hope
this
theatre
continues
to
offer
the
option.
Patrons
in
my
aisle
dumped
their
popcorn
and
trash
everywhere,
so
kudos
to
the
employees
who
have
to
clean
up
after
messy,
inconsiderate
people.
Enjoyed
the
show
and
hope
to
come
back
someday
for
a
quality
feature.