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Read a brief synopsis on the film of
your choice in our educational Library. Any of these films
can be booked for a group over 50.
These films are also available to the
general public only when booked on our current schedule.
Visit our Tickets & Showtimes
page and use the "Search"
option to review showtimes and purchase tickets.
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| ADVENTURES IN WILD
CALIFORNIA |
| ADVENTURES IN WILD
CALIFORNIA, in IMAX, a virtual expedition and
celebration of California's wild nature. A call
to preserve and protect its wild places for future
generations of adventurers. Swim with the sea
otter pups at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and learn
how their program rescues and rehabilitates the
orphaned pups back into the wild. |
| Curriculum: Geography,
Social Studies, Science, Math, English, Environ.
Studies |
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| A new and enthralling
undersea experience from the makers of Into the
Deep, will offer audiences astonishing up-close
encounters with some of the most strange and exotic
creatures on the planet, from the bizarre rainbow
nudibranch to the giant Pacific octopus. Every
animal here is dependent on another for survival,
so the cooperation that exists between these ocean
dwellers is the key to a flourishing neighborhood.
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| Curriculum:
Science, Oceanography, Biology, Social Studies |
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| Dive into a new immersive
and highly emotional adventure with Jean-Michel
Cousteau’s DOLPHINS AND WHALES 3D, which
will take you from the dazzling coral reefs of
the Bahamas to the warm depths of the waters of
the exotic Kingdom of Tonga for a close encounter
with the surviving tribes of the ocean. Stunning
images captured for the very first time in 3D
will allow you to discover their lives and habitats
as never-before-seen. An unforgettable voyage
with these graceful, majestic yet endangered sea
creatures. |
| Curriculum:
Science, Oceanography, Biology, Social Studies |
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| EVEREST is a story
of amazing adventure - taking you along on an
inspirational and spellbinding ascent with an
international team of climbers who find hope,
beauty and triumph in the wake of tragedy. Over
creaking ice falls, across quaking chasms, up
dangerous, towering cliffs, through a harrowing
rescue of fellow mountaineers, and into the mystical
danger zone of oxygen-thin altitude, the IMAX
film crew captures the spirit of determination,
optimism, and camaraderie that leads to miraculous
accomplishment. Everest, featuring music by George
Harrison, carries you to the top of the world,
and to the peak of human achievement, on a journey
that you will never forget. (45 min.) |
| Curriculum: Lifestyle
Studies, Geography, Science and Physical Education
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| EXTREME combines incredible
extreme sport action with narration from the athletes
and an eclectic, contemporary soundtrack as it
explores the paradox of human nature: facing fear
from the edge of life. EXTREME shares an understanding
of those who have made their passion a lifestyle
and provides a unique glimpse into the relationship
between nature and humanity - of an earth at its
most surreal and athletes who continuously strive
to feel her magnanimous, powerful shapes. |
| Curriculum: Lifestyle
Studies, Geography, Science and Physical Education
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| Three years in the
making, The Human Body reveals the incredible
story of life. In astonishing detail, this large
format film presents a look at the biological
processes that go on without our control and often
without our notice. Throughout the film we follow
a family from dawn to dusk as they go about their
daily routines. But this is no ordinary story.
This is the tale of what takes place beneath the
skin - a tale that allows us to see the extraordinary
accomplishments of our everyday lives. |
| Curriculum: Biology,
Nutrition, Life Sciences |
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| LEWIS & CLARK:
GREAT JOURNEY WEST (Returning July 2010) |
| It was the dawn
of a nation - a time before the American West
became known as the frontier, and little was
known about what lay within. Two captains, courageous
in spirit and unyielding in their dedication
to their mission, led 31 people, including one
woman and her infant son, to the Pacific Ocean
and back. Audiences will experience the danger
and beauty of the unknown West as it unfolded
before the eyes of Lewis and Clark.
Coming
back to this theatre Spring 2010. |
| Curriculum: History,
Geography |
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| MAGNIFICENT DESOLATION:
WALKING ON THE MOON 3D |
| The IMAX® space
legacy continues with MAGNIFICENT DESOLATION:
WALKING ON THE MOON 3D, which will take audiences
to the surface of the Moon to walk alongside the
extraordinary Apollo astronauts who have stepped
upon its surface. With never before seen photographs,
CGI renditions of the lunar landscape and previously
unreleased NASA footage, audiences will be immersed
in the life-changing experiences of these astronauts
by showcasing what they saw, heard, felt, thought
and did while on the lunar surface. |
| Curriculum: History,
civilization studies, social studies |
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On
Christmas day of 2003, Pasquale Scaturro and
a team of explorers set out on an epic quest
to become the first to complete a full descent
of the world's greatest river, the Blue Nile
and the Nile, from source to sea. Four months
later, on April 28 at 7:01am, Pasquale and his
expedition partner Gordon Brown, reached the
mouth of the Nile at the Mediterranean Sea,
becoming the first in history to complete this
3,250-mile journey.
Their amazing journey is the basis for the
film for IMAX® theaters, Mystery of the
Nile. |
| Curriculum: History,
geography, civilization studies, social studies
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| MYSTERIES OF EGYPT
takes you on a journey back 5,000 years into the
secret afterworld of the Egyptian Pyramids. Buried
beneath 2.3 million tonnes of stone, untouchable
for centuries, their fabulous treasures and mysterious
ways are unveiled. Discover who built the mammoth
pyramids, and why; meet the ancient Gizas, Tutankhamen,
Rames III and Cheops. |
| Curriculum: History,
geography, civilization studies, social studies
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| Transport your students
two hundred miles above the Earth to the International
Space Station in the first ever IMAX 3D space
film. Space Station 3D takes students to the heart
of the action as the daring astronaut construction
crews put together the largest and most complex
structure ever assembled in space. Inside, you
will float alongside the first people to inhabit
the new station while they set up house, add new
modules and perform scientific experiments, all
while experiencing the thrill of life in zero-gravity. |
| Curriculum: Science,
Geography, Geology, Math |
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| UNDER THE SEA
3D will transport moviegoers to some of the most
exotic and isolated undersea locations on Earth,
including Southern Australia, New Guinea and others
in the Indo-Pacific region, allowing them to experience
face-to-face encounters with some of the most
mysterious and stunning creatures of the sea.
It will offer a uniquely inspirational and entertaining
way to explore the impact that global climate
change has had on ocean wilderness. |
| Curriculum:
Science, Oceanography, Biology, Social Studies |
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| Each year an unbelievable
feeding frenzy takes place in the oceans of South
Africa as billions of sardines migrate up the
Kwazulu-Natal Coast. WILD OCEAN 3D captures spectacular
breaching whales, feeding sharks, diving gannets,
and massive bait balls inside and up close on
the giant screen. |
| Curriculum:Oceanography,
Marine Life, Biology |
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