Spider-Man 2
It's not often I jump while watching an action movie -- and less often that I shed a tear.
But this terrific sequel had me leaping about and sniffing half a dozen times.
Partly this was due to the film -- probably the most thrilling and the most romantic you'll see this year -- but also the screen.
For Spider-Man 2, easily the best blockbuster of the summer, is overpowering on Bradford's five-storey-high surround-sounding IMAX screen.
We see with razor-sharp clarity the anguish on Peter Parker's face as he is forced to choose between crime-fighting and a normal life.
We view in frightening detail the evil-minded pincers on the robot arms that take over scientist Dr Octavius and send him on a killing spree.
And we witness the eye-popping, jaw-dropping, heart-pounding spectacle of Spider-Man repeatedly saving the city, its inhabitants and the girl of his dreams.
Oh, let's not forget seeing Kirsten Dunst at about the size of a doubledecker bus!
l National Museum of Photography Film and Television, Bradford, twice each evening.
Phone 0870 701-0200.
David Knights
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