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I recently sat in an outdoor hot tub in the mountains, facing a huge sloping valley-end. With a movie projector this would have become a wonderful outdoor cinema.
Advantages : Huge projection area, curved around for maximal immersion; Low oxygen at high altitude might ameliorate some films;
Possible
Disadvantages: Films with a heavy soundtrack might sweep audiences away
Vandriver
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albedo_0.39
Used to play a bit of this on the BBC from time to time, think it was showjumping? [eight_nine_tortoise, Mar 19 2009]
Rick Wakeman
http://en.wikipedia...i/White_Rock_(film)
Progtastic [eight_nine_tortoise, Mar 19 2009]
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From the title I was thinking something along the lines of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Cinnamonmountain.
Careful what you project or the mountain could get a broke back. |
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A short lived idea, as snow won't be about much longer. |
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Then we just paint the mountain white. With the added bonus that the heightened albedo year-round would help reduce global warming. |
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You're gonna need a big light! |
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There's a really good IMAX about Everest that I haven't seen yet. Would like to watch it here. + Lots of things would have to be worked out to get this right. Snow has a pretty coarse texture, and it changes with the conditions. Not to mention the whole "avalanche eats film crowd" scenario that you touched upon. |
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Odd I was thinking The Sound of Music and/or the
winter scene in Dr. Zhivago. |
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I like the idea but it sounds kind of like a Dr. Curry
idea I think. I'll go snoop around. |
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Painting your mountains will really piss off Vangelis, that whole album will need redoing [link]. |
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I think you should show 'White Rock' on the opening night [link]. |
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