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What is Regal ScreenX? ›

ScreenX is the world's first multi-projection theatre technology. This technology provides moviegoers with a 270-degree panoramic viewing experience by expanding the screen onto the side walls of the auditorium.

Premium Regal Experience. Regal Cinemas has upgraded some of their theaters with RPX, Regal premium experience. Wide reclining seats. Booming sound system and enough room to get up and walk down the aisle while your neighbors are fully reclined.

Regal Premium Experience (RPX): Regal's premium large format. RPX provides Dolby Atmos sound, ButtKicker motion seats, and 4K laser projection on a maximized screen. IMAX: Regal operates at least 94 IMAX locations in the United States.

Unlike 3D or RealD 3D screens, ScreenX doesn't require any special glasses to wear during the films.

In short, ScreenX features not one screen, but three. The primary screen is the same as in every movie theatre: It's right in front of you. But the walls to left and right are screens, too. For key sequences in a ScreenX movie, the action expands to fill those extra screens for a 270-degree experience.

For those that don't know, ScreenX is a format that offers additional images down the side walls of the auditorium (yes, really), expanding the image to the sides, rather than above and below that image as IMAX does.

3D – glasses required. Enhanced scenes with depth and sometimes “in your face” movement.

What to know: RPX, XD and Dolby Cinema serve as the premium large formats for Regal, Cinemark and AMC, respectively. Each is a step up from standard digital visual- and audio-wise, and normally costs a couple of more bucks than a standard ticket (but less than for IMAX).

What is RPX? It's just a new big screen movie format launched in some Regal Cinemas, like this one, that provides a "premium" movie-going experience. Similar to IMAX, RPX theaters offer a larger screen, better seating with more cushioning, and a much louder sound system than in a standard theater.

RPX presents movies the way filmmakers intended with powerful, uncompressed surround sound and bright eye-popping images in 2D and RealD 3D. Guests will enjoy the custom-built premium environment creating the perfect moviegoing experience.

What is the difference between Regal IMAX and ScreenX? ›

ScreenX is defined by its massive 270-degree screen that stretches across three of the four walls of the auditorium. It's a true panoramic effect. IMAX, on the other hand, is defined by a screen that is equal parts tall and wide — but never straying from that one single wall.

ScreenX in UltraAVX

Pairing a 270-degree panoramic screen that scales the walls of the auditorium with superior picture quality, crisp detail, and dynamic surround sound, it's “ultra” for a reason.*Offered at select locations.

No. It's probably worth giving a go once. Let's face it, cinema is ridiculously expensive these days and companies are looking at ways to entice people in or charge that little bit more.

Ultra 4DX (formerly 4DX with ScreenX from 2017 to 2019, and 4DX Screen until 2024) is the combination of 4DX and ScreenX film formats which presents films in a multi-screen auditorium with enhanced motion and environmental effects, with an additional fourth-screen projected on the ceiling and the newest 4DX chair ...