The effect of a 5D theater makes the entire room feel like it’s on fire. 🔥😱 From 3D movies to virtual reality gaming, we’ve always craved more immersive entertainment experiences. But now, a cinema in China has taken it to a whole new level with a mind-blowing 5D theater. Imagine being surrounded by realistic fire that makes you feel the heat and smell the flames. But, there’s nothing burning. What are your thoughts on this experience?
Paul Lutz
2w
I think we are looking at a fire burning the gas that is coming from the pipes on the ceiling. I do not think we are looking at a ceiling covered with LCD screens. Just fireproof panels and natural gas burners and well designed ventilation. If it was LCD screens and AI, do you really think they'd have designed it to look EXACTLY like the setups fire departments around the world use for practice blazes? Why simulate all the pipes the gas will come out of? Why have the fire shrink back to the pipes as the gas stops flowing? I believe this is a real fire that is burning a real gas and creating real heat. Not a "fancy LED screens and infrared lights" setup.
That is probably the worst idea to demonstrate it that way. You can't start off with flowers or something? Hey, look how real it feels when this panicked idiot steps on your throat on the way to the exit? People aren't always just super smart.
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Chuck Schwab
2w
A surprise sometimes can cause histeria and commotion. I hope they give patrons advance notice so not to be scared just like the early movies with googles. I see lawsuits coming. Heart attacks, etc.
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Norman Rabin
2w
Based on my safety training over the past 70 years, I would be outside at the first sight of real or fake fire . I do not need that experience.
Pedro Luz
1w
what would be the diference between that and a real live one? I'm sure that I would not like to know at the last minute that actualy is a live one. Its pretty to show tech but consider the danger.
The comments are funny. Remember, the Sphere in Vegas is way ahead of this place and nobody has died. This will be common place in the near future. People want more and they will get it.
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2wThis just seems like a bad idea. If a fire ever breaks out nobody is going to move. They'll think it's part of the show just like that club where so many died bc the pyrotechnics actually caused a fire.