Space Needle urged to show feature films on WA’s biggest IMAX screen
The Seattle Film Commission sent a public letter urging the owners of the Space Needle — the new owners of IMAX at the Center — to resume showing feature films.
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The Seattle Film Commission sent a public letter. It asks the new owners of the Space Needle's IMAX theater to resume showing feature films. The IMAX screen at the Space Needle is the largest in Washington state. Showing movies could attract more visitors and help local filmmakers.
Why it matters
Resuming film screenings could boost tourism and support the local movie industry. It also gives residents a chance to watch new releases on a big screen.
- Who sent the letter urging the Space Needle to show films?
- The Seattle Film Commission sent the public letter.
- What is special about the IMAX screen at the Space Needle?
- It is the biggest IMAX screen in Washington state.
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Space Needle urged to show feature films on WA’s biggest IMAX screen
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