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“you will physically be inside the experience, which will surround you top, bottom, on all sides.” — sounds as close as a holodeck as we are likely to get in our lifetime — will it be a theatre for one? Or use a virtual reality helmet? Or what?
Now, if Spielberg will only rig the theater with things like fog, vibration effects and stuff, like William Castle did.
If you aren’t familiar with William Castle, he used specially rigged theaters (vibrating seats, etc…) as a way to promote movies, mostly low-budget thrillers. He inspired the movie “Matinee”, starring John Goodman.
One of the movies Castle promoted this way was called “The Tingler” and starred Vincent Price.