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AMC Georgetown 14 & IMAX

Washington · United StatesSize confirmed ×2

PremiumCinemaIQ rates this IMAX room D, 37/100 — a small room carrying a premium badge — it fails the large-format premise on size, whatever the projector, 96 m² of lit picture. That rests on a single source. Data read 21 September 2026.

3111 K Street, N.W., Washington, DC, 20007 · Open in maps ↗

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IQ 37

IMAX in name. Weigh it against the surcharge.

Spec sheet

Projection
IMAX Commercial Laser
Screen
13.7 m × 7 m (96 m²)
Screen shape
1.96:1 — the fabric itself
Picture shown
1.90:1
15/70mm film
No
Sound
Not published
Seats
237
Screen type
Not a dome — curvature not recorded
Opened
2011
Operator

⚠ LIEMAX — at 13.7m wide this is in the smallest tenth of IMAX screens worldwide (the median is 20 m), showing a 1.90 frame. Good projection can't buy back screen size.

Why IQ 37

Screen size5/38
Projection24/36
Full 1.43 frame8/18
Sound0/8

How big, really?

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Drawn to scale · figure = 1.7 m

  • 1Traumpalast Leonberg IMAX · 38.8×21 m · picture 792 m², 3% never lit
  • 2BFI IMAX · 26×20 m · picture 473 m², 9% never lit
  • 3AMC Georgetown 14 & IMAX · 13.7×7 m
  • 4Typical multiplex screen · 12×5 m

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Scale check

Familiar objects, same scale as the screen

1 double-decker bus fit on this screen (1 across × 1 up · 96 m² total)

What you actually see

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IMAX digital — what most “IMAX” showings actually are

Screen
96
Picture
96
Screen used
100%

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Where this comes from

Size confirmed ×2

We treat a figure as confirmed only when two independent sources agree.

Screen dimensions
confirmed by 2 sources
Projector
single source
Operating status
verified open

Sources disagree

The 2021 industry listing records this venue as xenon; we publish laseron the strength of a more recent source. IMAX has converted a great many screens to laser since that listing closed, so the newer record usually wins — but you should know the two don't match.

The projector here rests on a single source. It is the weakest field we hold across the network.

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