Charlie, David and I checked into the event yesterday at the Perot Museum and they asked if we wanted to see a film. Which surprised all three of us because we didn’t have a clue there was a Theater inside the museum.
I wish we had time to stay and watch the film because I know all three of us would have enjoyed seeing a new movie a lot. I would like to share information on Perot Museum home to The Hoglund Foundation Theater.
When we were looking around we saw a banner showcasing the movie Asteroid they’ll be showing soon. I can’t wait to return to watch Asteroid. In the meantime here is some information about the Theater and the films they were showing yesterday inside the Theater.
The Hoglund Foundation Theater, a National Geographic Experience is the Museum’s cutting-edge 297-seat theater featuring brilliant 4K digital projection, immersive surround sound and incredible RealD 3D capabilities that come together to create an unmatched theater experience in both 2D and 3D formats. Through the wonders of stunning digital technology, audiences are transported to the depths of the rainforest, times long before humankind existed and wild lands a world away.
Asteroid: Mission Extreme 3D
(25 minutes)
Asteroid: Mission Extreme 3D will take you on a journey 65 million years in the making. Through stunning visuals and state-of-the-art computer graphics, you’ll discover the dangers and opportunities that lie in using asteroids as stepping stones in humanity’s voyage across the solar system. The challenges are enormous, but the idea could ultimately lead us to learn how to protect our planet and successfully inhabit other worlds.
Take an incredible flight across the world on the wings of birds. Revolutionary aerial techniques and state-of-the-art 3D cameras fly wingtip to wingtip with some of the world’s most charismatic birds. On their fantastic journeys, the birds visit some of the most spectacular animal events and locations on earth.
It is an entirely immersive experience — at times the flocks seem to fly out of the screen. It is a whole new way of exploring the natural world, as birds time their annual journeys to coincide with some of the most intriguing events in nature.
They soon become immersed in great animal migrations, strange animal happenings, and awe-inspiring landscapes. In this thrilling experience, the 3D cameras plunge the audience into the heart of these natural events — all through the eyes of birds.
(40 minutes)
From famed storm chaser and award-winning filmmaker Sean Casey, this dramatic and exciting film will take you where few have gone before — to the edge of 300-foot-tall glaciers, the front lines of massive wildfires and directly into the paths of deadly yet mesmerizing tornadoes.
Follow the men and women at the forefront of climate research and the everyday heroes who put their lives on the line to help us understand and adapt to our ever-changing weather.
Check out this link to see which movies they will be showing soon. I know I can’t wait to share the post with Charlie and David and I know Charlie will want to see Wild Africa 3D as it has a massive Gorilla in it.
I have a question for you out of the above movies which one would you want to see and why?
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
