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Harry Potter tickets on sale NOW!

Wednesday, October 13 by Julie Brown

IT ALL STARTS HERE.. On the World's Biggest Screen.

The hottest ticket of the year would have to be a seat on the Hogwarts Express, departing from IMAX Darling Harbour on November 18. If you'd like to be one of the first to experience the magic and wonder of this first part of the last instalment of the Harry Potter series, then you'll need to be QUICK and book your tickets online.

Tickets are on sale NOW and filling fast.

With allocated seating, you can select the specific seat of your choice. So whether it's right up close, way up in the back row, or smack in the centre middle, it's your choice at IMAX.

Remember, when you see a movie at IMAX, you're experiencing it on a screen 35 metres wide, which is nearly double the size of anything else you'll see anywhere in the world!

Meanwhile, take a look at some of these behind the scenes pictures, giving you a taste of what's in store when Harry and the gang return once agan to our screen.

neK 2 years ago

Dissapointing that they cancelled the 3D version of Part I. It would still be good in 2D though. I would have perfered that the films were shot in 3D and not converted to 3D post production.

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asdf 2 years ago

I agree

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kdja 2 years ago

but why did they cancel the 3D?

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- Imax Tech 2 years ago
  
  Because the production company ran out of time to do it properly, and felt it would be better to release the film in 2D rather than doing a dodgy 3D job
- neK 2 years ago
  
  With most 3D films, special cameras are used. For a 3D conversion, they take 2D fooage and manipulate it with a computer to give it left eye/right eye images. You have to convert each frame individually, thus the process is time consuming. Disney did it for Alice in Wonderland believe it or not, and while that film was good in 3D, many conversions can be dogy. WB ran out of time, and even admitted the result was poor quality, whic is why they canceled the 3D version.
lunalovegod 2 years ago

well i would rather a 2D than a dodgy 3D version. It'll just dampen my thoughts on the movie, and i love harry potter waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much to want to think of the movie in that way.

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