Viewers complained about sound problems with Interstellar
The first Interstellar viewers in the US, England and Canada to watch the movie in IMAX theaters report problems with mixing. There are many comments like this in a Slash Film note. It is noted that in some episodes, the dialogues and monologues of the actors are almost impossible to make out due to too loud sound effects or musical accompaniment. “Can someone take Christopher Nolan to an otolaryngologist?” Slash Film editor Russ Fisher wrote on Twitter. The Wall Street Journal correspondent Michael Kalia echoed him: "Interstellar" should be viewed on IMAX, but the sound in my theater was very strange. " Steven Weintraub, editor-in-chief of Collider, left another similar review. "I heard that there are no problems in the 35mm and digital copies of Interstellar. But I can attest that in the IMAX version of what I have seen, some dialogues were difficult to make out in individual scenes," he wrote on his page at Twitter. Recall that similar claims were made to the movies of Christopher Nolan before. Thus, many viewers who attended the preliminary screenings of the prologue of "The Dark Knight Rises" complained about the inability to understand what Bane was saying. The problem was so severe that Warner Bros. was forced to tweak the soundtrack. In the meantime, Interstellar, which launched in limited release in North America, has earned $ 1.5 million at the time of this writing. The Topic of Article: Viewers complained about sound problems with Interstellar. |
