Whatever happened to the IMAX project they filmed around Tyler at the 2003
TdF? I know it was actually a movie about the brain and how it responds to
pain/stress or something like that.
Anyone know status?
Bob C.
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Whatever happened to the IMAX project they filmed around Tyler at the 2003
TdF? I know it was actually a movie about the brain and how it responds to
pain/stress or something like that.
Anyone know status?
Bob C.
Quoted message said:Whatever happened to the IMAX project they filmed around Tyler at the 2003
TdF? I know it was actually a movie about the brain and how it responds
to
Quoted message said:pain/stress or something like that.
Anyone know status?
Bob C.
I read somewhere, that it will show in 2005. That's why you haven't
heard anything about it.
I talked with my local IMAX, and they said to expect it this christmas season.
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I talked with my local IMAX, and they said to expect it this christmas season.
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Quoted message said:I talked with my local IMAX, and they said to expect it this christmas
season.
good, those IMAX presentations are fun...
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Quoted message said:Whatever happened to the IMAX project they filmed around Tyler at the 2003
TdF? I know it was actually a movie about the brain and how it responds
to
Quoted message said:pain/stress or something like that.
Anyone know status?
Found this info at bigmoviezone.com
Produced by Partners Healthcare with support from the National Science
Foundation, BRAINPOWER takes us to the frontiers of science and human
acheivement as it unveils the mysteries and marvels of the human brain.
BRAINPOWER transports audiences into the life of Tyler Hamilton during the
2003 Tour de France. This thrilling journey reveals the formidable power of
the brain as Tyler displays extreme courage and sheer will to succeed
against all odds.
Type: Documentary
Release date: April 2005
Run Time: 40 minutes
Format: 1570/870
Director: Bayley Silleck
Producer: Joanna Baldwin Mallory
Genre: Science
Distributor: nWave Pictures
Quoted message said:Type: Documentary
Release date: April 2005
Run Time: 40 minutes
Format: 1570/870
Director: Bayley Silleck
Producer: Joanna Baldwin Mallory
Genre: Science
Distributor: nWave Pictures
That's what I read an April/2005 release. Maybe they've sped that up to
Christmas/2004??
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