I don't hate the Warner Villiage chain, but that said, I don't LOVE it either. To me it is a very simply and typical multiplex fare. The food is fine, the seating is fine, the screen size is fine, but there's just something about them, something somewhat tacky perhaps?
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Advantages: Good all round value and presentation Disadvantages: Un-inspiring presentation of sound at times
I don't hate the Warner Villiage chain, but that said, I don't LOVE it either. To me it is a very simply and typical multiplex fare. The food is fine, the seating is fine, the screen size is fine, but there's just something about them, something somewhat tacky perhaps?
A common beef with me in my reviews of cinemas is my comments on sound, and usualy the Warner West End has been decent enough. A couple of their screens are THX certified ... ...that many cinemas in the Warner Villiage chain are very light on low frequency bass channels in movie soundtracks. Bass extension on features like The Haunting sounded better on my DVD copy then they do here, and for these big over the top films with overblown sound mixes, you want bass! Here, you get it, but you just dont "feel" it...
All in all, a decent enough cinema of reasonable value and comfort. It won't dissapoint ... more
I don't hate the Warner Villiage chain, but that said, I don't LOVE it either. To me it is a very simply and typical multiplex fare. The food is fine, the seating is fine, the screen size is fine, but there's just something about them, something somewhat tacky perhaps?
A common beef with me in my reviews of cinemas is my comments on sound, and usualy the Warner West End has been decent enough. A couple of their screens are THX certified and they do have the latest digital sound technology installed in most of them, but yes, as seems to be the case these days, they fail to use it and resort to the most simple and frankly worst theatrical sound format there is right now, Dolby Digital. It's a shame they do that, but this is a minor complaint as even in DD I've not been upset with the audio presentation here, althouh one thing I will add is that many cinemas in the Warner Villiage chain are very light on low frequency bass channels in movie soundtracks. Bass extension on features like The Haunting sounded better on my DVD copy then they do here, and for these big over the top films with overblown sound mixes, you want bass! Here, you get it, but you just dont "feel" it...
All in all, a decent enough cinema of reasonable value and comfort. It won't dissapoint I don't think...
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