In the US, Interstellar viewers were advised to complain about the sound to Christopher Nolan
One of the Cinemark cinemas in New York has found a radical solution to the sound problem in the movie "Interstellar". According to CinemaBlend, an ad has been posted in the foyer of Cinemark Tinseltown inviting any disgruntled viewer to contact creator Christopher Nolan directly. "Please note that all our audio equipment is in good working order and set up correctly. Christopher Nolan has been mixing sound with priority for musical accompaniment. Everything sounds like that, it should sound like he intended," says the ad, which was photographed one of the viewers and demonstrated on Twitter. According to representatives of the Cinemark company, this was an initiative of the management of a particular cinema, not coordinated with the head office. Recall that complaints that at times the dialogues of the heroes of the picture are almost impossible to make out due to too loud soundtrack came from different countries in which the movie was shown without dubbing. Basically, it was about the versions of "Interstellar", which were shown in the halls of IMAX. Representatives of the distribution studio did not comment on these statements. In North America, Interstellar has one of the weakest starts in a Christopher Nolan movie. At the time of this writing, the movie has earned a little over $ 60 million at the American box office. The Topic of Article: In the US, Interstellar viewers were advised to complain about the sound to Christopher Nolan. |
