The Dadnology Immersive Movie Portal

Movies are more than just a story on a screen—they are an escape. As a tech enthusiast and home cinema purist, I believe that how you watch a film is just as important as the film itself. Whether it’s the visceral impact of a 4K laser projector, the nostalgic depth of 3D, or the groundbreaking spatial immersion of the Apple Vision Pro, this hub is my personal roadmap to the ultimate viewing experience. No dry ratings—just pure passion for the best seats in the house (even if that house is a headset).

From the massive IMAX screen to the intimate immersion of Spatial Computing—this is my complete collection. Explore every film I’ve reviewed, across every medium, curated for the modern tech dad who demands the best.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Bolder, Wilder, Perfect
2D

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Bolder, Wilder, Perfect

Vision Pro

Spatial Computing was made for this art style. Even in 2D, the immersion on this massive virtual screen is 10/10, making you feel like you are literally living inside a comic book.

Superman (2025) – A Fresh Start for the Man of Steel
2D

Superman (2025) – A Fresh Start for the Man of Steel

Cinema

The grand scale of IMAX makes this the definitive way to watch it. James Gunn’s vibrant world-building deserves the biggest screen possible to capture the true, awe-inspiring essence of a modern superhero.

Jurassic Park – Spielberg’s Dinosaur Masterpiece in 3D
3D

Jurassic Park – Spielberg’s Dinosaur Masterpiece in 3D

Home Cinema

One of the best 3D experiences ever. Spielberg shot this with a three-dimensional mind, and on a big projector screen, those T-Rex teeth feel dangerously close and terrifyingly real even today.

The Wild Robot: A Masterpiece of Code, Kindness, and the Chaos of Fatherhood
3D

The Wild Robot: A Masterpiece of Code, Kindness, and the Chaos of Fatherhood

Vision Pro

The 3D experience on the Vision Pro is 'absolute madness,' allowing the ray-traced, Monet-style visuals and painterly depth to fully envelop your field of vision.