Title: DVD is good, but This Movie is best on IMAX
Product review: Excellent children's movie, with techno-geek special effects that reach to your "inner nerd". As a story, it's OK but too predictable. That's why it's an excellent kid's movie though.But like classic cinema, this is something best experienced in a "state of the art" (or is it now "state of the technology"?) viewing and listening environment. The scenes here are not scaled for TV (which, despite the 'big screen' hype, still means less than 1 meter across for most viewers); they're scaled for larger-than-life viewing. The detail and richness of the computer graphics are not maintained when the resolution is only 1050 scan lines (HDTV) and almost completely lost at normal TV resolution levels.You can still enjoy the DVD, but to get the full "movie magic" experience you will have to go to the nearest IMAX (or equivalent) to see this film.
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