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Favorite reasons for preferring to go to the movie house include seeing images on the big screen (cited by 46 percent of respondents) and enjoying the active fun of getting out of the house (46 percent), the biggest motivation among young movie-watchers. Creationists have taken their fight to the big screen and are pressuring Imax cinemas to shun films that support evolution. The bright spotlights on the mic prompted him to wear sunglasses during most sessions of synod and, so accessorized, he was often visible in a corner of the big screen on the floor and on the Web cast. |
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