Las Vegas Sphere Screens âWizard of Ozâ: Toto Gets LED Microchips
So hereâs the deal: the Las Vegas Sphere, that colossal 160,000 square-foot LED monster, is about to screen its first classic movie, 'The Wizard of Oz,' on August 28. But waitâthis isnât just a regular old movie night. CBS Sunday Morning detailed how they arenât merely projecting the film; itâs a full-blown LED extravaganza with wraparound screens. As one insider boasted, 'this isnât just a matter of taking the existing movie and projecting it.' Oh no, Totoâs gonna shine brighter than a Vegas slot machine. Dorothy, youâre no longer in Kansas, youâre in Display Hell!
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When your vintage movie night needs 160,000 sq ft of LED wraparound because hey, why just watch 'The Wizard of Oz' when you can be blinded by its pixel-powered rainbow?
Sure, why settle for a cozy movie theater when you can have a flying noggin migraine from a 160,000 sq ft LED brain aneurysm? Classic films deserved better... or at least a dimmer switch.
'The Wizard of Oz' on LEDs so bright, you're auditioning for Ozâs glaucoma clinic. Next up: smoke on the water but with added retinal burns. Trust Vegas to turn nostalgia into a visual assault.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 7/27/2025 | Author: Anthony Ha
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