Movies at CMX Cinemas Fallschase 14
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About CMX Cinemas Fallschase 14
147 Vermillion Blvd
Tallahassee, FL 32317
Tallahassee, FL 32317
DBOX
D-BOX (or dbox/D-Box) refers to motion-enabled seating that syncs with movies, games, or simulations, using haptic technology for immersive movement, vibrations, and textures (pitch, roll, heave) that match on-screen action, making you feel impacts, acceleration, or even gentle rocking, available in cinemas and for home entertainment, offering personalized intensity control for a deeply realistic, multi-sensory experience beyond just audio-visual.
3D
A 3D movie creates an illusion of depth, adding a third dimension (depth) to the usual height and width by presenting slightly different images to each eye, mimicking natural vision.
Dolby ATMOS
Immerse yourself in the artistry of film with Dolby Atmos—where sound transcends the ordinary. Feel every whisper, pulse, and note move around you with breathtaking clarity and dimension, placing you at the very heart of the story. Settle into our luxurious, spacious recliners and let the world fade away as the magic of cinema surrounds you.
Dolby ATMOS 3D
Atmos (Dolby Atmos) 3D audio creates an immersive, realistic soundscape by adding height to traditional surround sound, treating sounds as individual "objects" that can move freely in 3D space (left, right, front, back, above) rather than being confined to specific speaker channels, making you feel truly inside the action for movies, games, and music.
Family Friendly
Family Friendly
Saver
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday after 5:00 pm
SuperSaver
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Before 5:00 pm
Prime Time
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Holidays
Super Tuesday
Discounted tickets Tuesdays only.
Closed Caption
Closed captioning in cinemas provides text of dialogue and important sounds for the hearing impaired, delivered via personal devices like cup holder screens or glasses, not on the main screen, allowing viewers to request them for private viewing; they're different from subtitles (often for foreign languages) and open captions (for everyone), offering a customizable, accessible experience for enjoying films.
Audio Descriptive
Audio description (AD) in cinema is a narration track for blind/visually impaired audiences, describing key visual elements like actions, settings, and character expressions during natural dialogue pauses, making films accessible by providing context and immersion just like radio sports commentary does, often through special headsets in theaters or accessibility settings on streaming services. It ensures everyone can follow the story and emotions, with scripts carefully timed and written to be concise yet evocative.
Open Caption
OC, or Open Captioning, at a cinema means dialogue and important sound effects are displayed as text directly on the movie screen for everyone to see, making films accessible for deaf/hard-of-hearing audiences, those learning the language, or anyone needing text, unlike closed captions that require a device and can be turned off. Cinemas often designate specific shows (like Wednesday matinees) as OC, offering an inclusive way for all patrons to enjoy movies together.
Reserved Seating
A reserved seating movie description means you pre-select your exact seat (like in row D, seat 12) when buying your ticket, so you don't have to rush to get a good spot, ensuring your chosen seat is waiting, even if you arrive right at showtime, turning moviegoing into a more planned event with guaranteed comfort and no seat-searching stress.
General Admission
General Admission (GA) in a theater means no assigned seats, offering lower prices and flexibility, with spots (seated or standing) filled on a first-come, first-served basis, often requiring early arrival for good views but allowing freedom to move.