The saga continues as we re-join heroine Rey on her epic journey with Finn, Poe and Luke Skywalker. lMAX 70mm film combines the clearest images at almost 10 times the resolution of standard 2k digital projection with specially created sound for a high-qualify viewing experience. At the Science Museum IMAX, these sequences will expand vertically to fill the entire screen, providing viewers with 40% more film image than in standard cinemas for a truly immersive experience. On 14 December, fans can enjoy a one-off double bill of Star Wars: Episode VlI The Force Awakens followed by Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi.ĭirector Rian Johnson shot key sequences of the film using IMAX cameras-the highest-resolution cameras in the world. Showing Disney’s highly-anticipated new film in the largest commercial film format ever invented, the Science Museum will host screenings three times a day throughout the festive period.
The Science Museum will be the only UK venue to show the much-anticipated new instalment of the Stars Wars saga in lMAX 70mm 2D from 14 December, its UK-wide opening day. Registration for ticket sales alert now open at: /starwars Tickets: £16.50 (premium tickets and concessions available) Tickets will be on sale from 07.00 on Tuesday 10 October.Registration for ticket sales alert now open, including child-friendly screening and a chance to dress as your favourite Star Wars character.Museum set to screen UK's only IMAX 70mm version of the latest Star Wars film.
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