James Cameron told me years ago that he likes the AMC Burbank 16. SANDBERG: I think I've only mostly been at the Universal CityWalk. I don't remember what the first one was, but I just thought that one worked so well because, I mean, so much of it is in the full IMAX because it's very little dialogue so they could just shoot it with the giant cameras so much.ĭo you have a favorite theater in LA that you like watching movies in, specifically IMAX? Yeah, I think Dunkirk because that was a somewhat early one.

It would be awesome to try that at some point, being out there in IMAX, looking at those big cameras and everything. I mean, Christopher Nolan is like, he's the IMAX guy, shooting on the real film cameras and everything. No, I think here, I thought Dunkirk was really cool.

I think they have them, but not where I lived. SANDBERG: I only saw IMAX in the U S, I never saw it in Sweden when I lived there. At the helm of it all, Sandberg returned from the first movie with even more epic fight sequences and what’s quickly becoming his signature horror flair. In Shazam! Fury of the Gods, Zachary Levi reprises his role as the kid-hero Billy Batson/Shazam, alongside a returning cast that includes Asher Angel, Jack Dylan Grazer, Adam Brody, and more, and introduces Helen Mirren, Lucy Liu, and Rachel Zegler to the DCEU universe. In a sequel where a family of superheroes is duking it out with Greek goddesses who call themselves the Daughters of Atlas, the bigger, the better. Luckily, Collider’s Steve Weintraub was able to speak with Sandberg via Zoom to discuss all things IMAX and Shazam! 2.

Sandberg, who unfortunately was unable to attend due to COVID. to offer fans a chance to see the film ahead of time in the cinema, how it was intended to be seen on the big, big screen! This exciting event was originally going to include a Q&A from director David F. On Wednesday, March 15, ahead of the wide release of the long-awaited DCEU sequel, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, Collider teamed up with IMAX, DC Studios, and Warner Bros.

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