The Museum is experienced with an audio and augmented reality app you download to your smartphone. Its exhibits are out in the world: in stores, churches, office buildings, and on the streets. The Museum of the Hidden City is a museum without walls. Walking Cinema: Museum of the Hidden City opens this city of affordability up to audiences and explores how affordable housing here is simultaneously a giant failure and an evolving process just coming into its own. But lurking amidst gleaming towers and $5000/month 1-bedrooms is a hidden city of affordable housing that has a dramatic past and a well-funded future. Again, I was surprised it had HFR.An immersive journey into San Francisco's 80-Year affordable housing experiment San Francisco is now known as the most expensive housing market in the United States. I highly recommend this theater if you’re in SoCal and want to see Avatar in one of the best theaters. Showtime was at 8:15pm but with trailers/prologues the movie started at 8:45pm.

Sound was also good and the theater overall well kept as always. The film was projected pillar-boxed on the sides and we were given Dolby 3D glasses. Yes, I did look back to make sure two projectors were going lol. Either way, the picture was clear and crisp and I wasn’t disappointed. Experience: There WAS HFR at this location! I was surprised since this is a GT Dual Laser location with a 1.43 screen, so it must of been playing in 2K but it looked like 4k. There was 25mins of previews and about 5mins of AMC/IMAX prologues. Trailers: Creed 3 (IMAX BTS), Mission Impossible (IMAX BTS), Oppenheimer (1.43), Spiderverse, Shazam, Super Mario Bros, Indiana Jones, Guardians (3D), Ant-Man (3D). Location: Universal Cinema AMC CityWalk Hollywood

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