It seems rediculous to me that a movie about volcanoes could insult anyone's beliefs. At the same time, I will say that I will not be getting anywhere near this IMAX film. IMAX films are shown at Fernbank museum, and I was forced to sit through "Antartica" on a field trip in the 7th grade. I spent the majority of this movie with my head between my knees trying not to puke, and ever since have not been able to view these fake-3D-simulated-motion films without wanting to die. This is the only thing that has ever given me motion-sickness. I will happily jump out of an airplane or ride whatever roller-coaster, but I will NOT watch one of these movies with you.

You guys and your unicorn thing need to look at OPA's "wood" thread. That's all the proof you need. And I believe the one on the right was pink. It has EYYYYEEEEESSSSSS.

I went to see the Jane Goodall (SP?) documentary a couple of weeks ago at IMAX and had the same experience. The film starts with a bird's-eye-view of the African plains filmed form an ultralite. The motion of flying over the land projected on such a huge screne gave me motion sickness. For a minute I thought I was going to have to leave the theater and waste my $8.75. As it turns out, I wasted my $8.75 anyway because the movie was over in about 30 minutes.