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Prince of Persia starts 27 May

Hot on the heels of IRON MAN 2 (just launched) is Disney's PRINCE OF PERSIA, starting 27 May here on the World's Biggest Screen.

From the team that brought the “Pirates of the Caribbean” trilogy to the big screen, Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films present PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE SANDS OF TIME, an epic action-adventure set in the mystical lands of Persia. A rogue prince (JAKE GYLLENHAAL) reluctantly joins forces with a mysterious princess (GEMMA ARTERTON) and together, they race against dark forces to safeguard an ancient dagger capable of releasing the Sands of Time – a gift from the gods that can reverse time and allow its possessor to rule the world.
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Become an IMAX Sydney Facebook fan for a chance to win BIG!

It's Showtime at the World's Biggest Screen. Become a fan of the IMAX Sydney Facebook page and you could win one of five GIANT IMAX SHOW BAGS valued at $250 each!

IMAX Sydney is the biggest new addition to the Facebook scene and we’d love you to become a fan.

So if you’re a regular Facebook user, or thinking about becoming one soon - or maybe you’re just looking for a big enough reason to get active on Facebook again - then enter our competition now!

CLICK HERE to visit the IMAX Sydney Facebook page. Be sure to click “BECOME A FAN” on the page.
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Dragon slays the reviews

"This film easily stands alongside Coraline and Avatar as one of the finest theatrical 3D experiences thus far."

Don't just take our word for it. These film reviewers also happen to think How To Train Your Dragon 3D is one of the best animated films to come out of Hollywood in recent years. The 3D animation is a real highlight, but it is the emotional heart of the story - the friendship between Viking teen Hiccup and the dragon he is meant to slay - that elevates the the film to another level.
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Where can you find your favourite Cowboy, Spaceman & Ogre together on the big screen?

This July school holidays, Woody and Shrek will stand eight storeys high as they make their IMAX debut on the World's Biggest Screen here in Darling Harbour. Shrek The Final Chapter, in ogre-sized IMAX 3D, begins on June 17 and will be followed just a week later, on 24 June, by Toy Story 3, featuring more eye-popping 3D special effects than Mr Potato Head could ever imagine!

You'll be stumped for choice, so why not see both!

CLICK HERE for information on discounted group packages available for the coming July school holidays.
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Dragon's fire extinguishes on April 26. Last chance this long weekend.

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 3D will breathe its last fiery breath on the world's biggest screen at 3.15pm on Monday 26 April, the ANZAC Day public holiday. The film has received remarkable reviews from around the globe, with many calling it an Avatar "for kids". Big call. So, come down to Darling Harbour this coming long weekend and decide for yourself.

CLICK HERE for ticket sales online. Buy ahead to avoid disappointment.
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Sydney Swans take on fire-breathing dragons for Redkite kids

It was the Swans versus the Dragons at IMAX yesterday, when charity Redkite held a special event for children and their families in Darling Harbour. Players from the Sydney Swans gave everyone a treat by signing pictures and footies before donning their 3D glasses for a screening of the smash IMAX hit of the holidays, "How To Train Your Dragon 3D".

Providing real support to children, young people and their families through cancer has remained Redkite's single focus for over 25 years. Currently there are approximately 5000 families affected by childhood and adolescent cancer in Australia. Redkite is there with real and practical support for the whole family from the moment of diagnosis, throughout treatment and when families return home to the community. Children and young people from all major cities, regional areas and remote locations across Australia are supported by Redkite. Redkite receives no government funding and relies entirely on the generosity of the community to provide these important services.
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