T-Rex: Back to the cretaceous was the first film I saw in 3D at an Imax cinema, and I found that this one was better because of its special effects. Although the actual film wasn’t as good as I thought it would be, I liked it because of the way the dinosaurs would come right in your face. At the beginning we see the countryside and then go to see some archaeologists digging in what looks to be the middle of nowhere. Then we go back to a museum in London where a girl is in a room where her father works. She goes missing in the museum, when she finds a door opening into a rainforest she walks through finding herself back to the cretaceous. Whilst her father ...  Read the complete review

I took my daughter to the Museum of Photography Film And Television recently, she's only 4 but I thought she would enjoy going and booked some tickets for us to watch the "T-REX - Back To The Cretaceous" IMAX Film. She loved the museum itself, but if I had known how scary the film was beforehand I would not have taken her in with me. To start with, the Imax screen is impressive, the sheer size really has an effect compared to the usual cinema screen. We wore large "glasses" which looked big on me but on my daughter were HUGE!! These glasses basically convert what is a slightly blurred image to the naked eye into a 3d image with the glasses. .  Read the complete review