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Cinerama

Cinerama

1 9.6
A historic movie theater in Seattle known for wide screen films
  • proper noun
  • /ˌsɪnəˈræmə/
: Cinerama
  • My great dream was to be told the facts of life well before we reached Chicago, and to be taken, once we got there, to Cinerama Holiday—for Lord knows it would never come to Seattle.
  • Cinerama theater
  • Cinerama Dome

Examples

  • I watched the latest blockbuster at the historic Cinerama theater downtown.

  • Permanent development and innovation 1 j. Computer systems 1 What they cover: a. Computer 13 b. Overhead projector 11 c. Projector 9 d. Internet 9 e. TV 4 f. CD 4 g. PowerPoint presentations 3 h. Micro-cassette recorder 2 i. Cinerama 1 j. Radio 1 k. Magazine 1 Table 2

    Academic text (2008)
  • Cinerama used the same setup.

    Blog text (8)
  • My turn came at last, in the spring of 1954, the year 3-D was getting replaced by Cinerama.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • How the West Was Won (in Cinerama!).

    Blog text (19)
  • But Cinerama Dome and in in LA and then the Zig Field in New York were my two favorite places to go see movies.

  • "Cinerama Adventure" points out that visiting one of the huge downtown theaters that were converted to Cinerama became an unforgettable childhood memory for millions of baby boomers.

    Blog text (10)
  • "Cinerama Adventure" points out that visiting one of the huge downtown theaters that were converted to Cinerama became an unforgettable childhood memory for millions of baby boomers.

    Blog text (10)
  • The Cinerama in Seattle is famous for its wide-screen film presentations.

  • Many locals cherish the Cinerama for showcasing classic films in a unique format.

Synonyms

movie theater
vsCinerama
  • US
119 1.0

A building where people go to watch movies on a big screen

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
cinema
vsCinerama
58 1.0

A building where people go to watch films on a screen

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
movie house
vsCinerama
  • US
13 1.6

A building where people go to watch movies

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
multiplex
vsCinerama
  • Specialized
11 4.1

A cinema with several screens that shows different films at the same time

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
cineplex
vsCinerama
  • US
3 3.4

A large movie theater with many screens showing different films at the same time

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
cine
vsCinerama
  • UK
1 6.0

A building where people go to watch movies

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
picture palace
vsCinerama
  • Archaic
1 8.9

An old-fashioned cinema where films are shown to the public

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
cinematograph
vsCinerama
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A building where people go to watch films

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations
multiscreen
vsCinerama
1 3.9

A cinema with several rooms showing different films

is a specific historic venue name known for wide screen presentations

Surface Forms

Cinerama main

Morphology

Cinerama = cinema (transparent) = cine + rama

Used as a theatre name, the formation directly signals a cinema-related venue emphasizing widescreen/panoramic presentation.

Etymology

Cinerama as a theatre name comes from the film process name, which joins cinema ('moving pictures') and panorama ('wide view'). A theatre called Cinerama often shows very wide-screen films that make the audience feel inside the picture, which is why the name fits.