Science Spectrum presents
A KidToons Presentation

Dino Dan

In the OMNI Theater

January 7th-February 10th

 He Shoots, He Roars:

Dan figures out how to prove if dinosaurs were warm-blooded from Jim the reptile lizard and his puppet Denny the Dromaeosaurus.

Bones in the Backyard:

When Trek and Tristan find a bone in the schoolyard, Dan uses a paper-mache skull in Mrs. Hahn’s art class to figure out if it came from the Stygimoloch

Active Imagination:

When a T-Rex backs down from a Triceratops, Dan learns that the T-Rex is a hunter AND a scavenger!

To Flee or Not to Flee:

A substitute teachers encourages Dan and his classmates to engage in dinosaur role-playing

Watch the Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/kidtoons#p/u/6/UIjoZkYKlGg

The KidToons series are suggested for ages 3 to 7 years and are a great way to introduce younger visitors to the fun of a theater. These movies are about 60 minutes long to match shorter attention spans.

Children (ages 3-12) $3.00
Adults $4.00
Under 3 Free

Note: This movie is shown in the OMNI dome but is NOT an OMNI large format film. The projection does not fill the full dome and is much less intimidating than a full OMNI movie. So bring your little ones for a great time at the movies.

Few animals inspire as much fear and awe as bears. The combination of their size and ferocity is the stuff of myth and legend.  Bears brings these magnificent creatures to audiences in all of their large-screen glory. Shot against the backdrop of spectacular wilderness settings, we present bears as only the giant screen can.  

It is a timely film with a timely message.  Of the eight species of bears left on this planet, four, including the Giant Panda, are on the edge of extinction.  The polar bear is facing a bleak future in the Arctic, and the grizzly bear has been hunted to extinction in most of its former range.  Everywhere, bears are facing increased pressure from human encroachment.   In the next few years, the decisions we make as a species will determine the eventual fate of bears around the world. 

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Rocky Mountain Express

propels audiences on a steam train journey through the breathtaking vistas of the Canadian Rockies and relates the epic adventure of building the nation’s first transcontinental railway.
The completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in 1885 ranks among the greatest engineering feats in history. If the builders had failed, would Canada exist today? Spanning thousands of miles and some of the world’s greatest natural barriers, this grand transcontinental project and its wandering ribbon of steel drew together far flung communities isolated in the wilderness, shaped a new nation and changed the face of the North American continent forever. The success or failure of the venture was decided deep in the mountains.
Retracing the original route aboard the majestic steam engine 2816, the audience is transported back to the age of steam to re-live this alpine nation-building odyssey. The film weaves together spectacular IMAX aerial cinematography, breathtaking vistas of the west, archival images and maps and the potent energy and rhythms of a live steam locomotive to immerse audiences in a an era of remarkable ingenuity and struggle and a region of stunning natural beauty. Ride the rails along deep river canyons and over high mountain passes. Discover some of the most beautiful and rugged landscapes on earth and the heroic human drama and epic engineering that shaped a continent.

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