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IMAX 3D (if available) highly recommended...

Posted by mpathus on June 19, 2012 at 11:21:41:
... sit in the cinema's forward half nearest the center for best picture and sound.

The screen should fill your view field symmetrically, as much as possible, if you like an immersive experience. Get there 30 minutes ahead and the choice seats should still be available.

I have not seen the 2D or standard 3D versions as of yet, and am considering 3D home theater due to this film's impact.