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Regal Warren Moore & IMAX

Moore · United StatesSize confirmed ×2

PremiumCinemaIQ rates this IMAX room C, 49/100 — a modest premium screen, 313 m² of lit picture, with 30% of the screen never lit. That rests on a single source. Data read 21 September 2026.

1000 S Telephone Rd, Moore, OK, 73160 · Open in maps ↗

C
IQ 49

Respectable, but not the full IMAX proposition.

Spec sheet

Projection
IMAX Commercial Laser
Screen
24.4 m × 18.3 m (447 m²)
Picture area
313 m² — 30% of the screen is never lit
Screen shape
1.33:1 — the fabric itself
Picture shown
1.90:1
15/70mm film
No
Sound
Not published
Seats
601
Screen type
Not a dome — curvature not recorded
Opened
2012
Operator

Why IQ 49

Screen size17/38
Projection24/36
Full 1.43 frame8/18
Sound0/8

⌷ Size is scored on the picture, not the fabric. This screen is taller than its projector's frame, so a chunk of it is never lit and doesn't count.

How big, really?

1234

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
  • 3Regal Warren Moore & IMAX · 24.4×18.3 m · picture 313 m², 30% never lit
  • 4Typical multiplex screen · 12×5 m

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Scale check

Familiar objects, same scale as the screen

8 double-decker buss fit on this screen (2 across × 4 up · 447 m² total)

What you actually see

Switch format — watch what lights up on this screen · why this matters

IMAX digital — what most “IMAX” showings actually are

dark
Screen
447
Picture
313
Screen used
70%

5.5 m of this screen — 30% of it — stays dark for a IMAX 1.90 showing. The projector here can't produce the full 1.43 frame, so the top and bottom of the screen are never used at all.

Worth travelling for?

Your nearest premium screen isn't always the best one in reach

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.

Showtimes

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