Daytime documentary

Nighttime Hollywood

11 a.m. & 1 p.m. daily

(July 17-30 / Noon & 2 p.m. daily)

Singing lions, bears that waltz, sea lions turning somersaults. Otters pray, flamingos squawk, a calf who’d rather dance than walk. They’re all “stars” of this uniquely entertaining IMAX film developed for young children. With 12 hilarious segments, each featuring a different animal and narrated in almost Seuss-like rhymes, “Animalopolis” will appeal to young children as well as the young at heart.

www.animalopolisfilm.com

Deep Sea

Noon & 2 p.m. daily

(July 17-30 / 11 a.m., 1 & 3 p.m. daily)

Swim with some of the planet’s most unique, dangerous and colorful creatures, from the unusual wolf eel to the giant Pacific octopus, in this fascinating undersea exploration narrated by actors Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet.

“Deep Sea” brings audiences face-to-face with these underwater inhabitants to witness their peculiar and amazing behaviors. Thrill to 6-foot long Humboldt squid, frogfish, basket stars, manta rays, jellyfish, ocean sunfish, a variety of prowling sharks and more.

The New York Post called “Deep Sea” “one of the more solidly entertaining deep-sea documentaries filmed in IMAX.” And The Detroit Free Press said, “If the typical IMAX offering has a handful of unforgettable shots, this one delivers about 50.”

“Deep Sea” was directed by world-renowned underwater cinematographer Howard Hall and features an original score by four-time Oscar nominee Danny Elfman.

www.imax.com/deepsea/

Wait! There's more! Coming later this summer: "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" and "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."

Check our web site often for show times. Most will be available on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from early to late evening.

Mondays - Wednesdays / 7 p.m.

Thursdays - Sundays / 7 & 9:30 p.m.

Even if you saw it in a regular movie theater, go boldly to the biggest screen in Connecticut! On The Maritime Aquarium's six-story-tall screen with 70 mm IMAX clarity you will see details and nuances impossible to see on a small screen. Add to that a 10,000 watt, digital, surround sound system and you will never see bad Romulans the same way again! Star Trek tells of the very first mission of the USS Enterprise. It had the biggest opening weekend of any IMAX movie, $9.6 million breaking the record of 2008's "The Dark Knight." Join James T. Kirk, Chris Pine, Spock, Zachary Quinto, and the rest of the crew on an adventure in IMAX. See it Big; see it Better; in IMAX.

Now Showing
Night at the Museum 2 (PG)

July 3 - 16 / 3 & 5 p.m. daily

July 17 - 30 / 4 p.m. daily

They're back and bigger than ever and even bigger than that in IMAX. Special effects movies like Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian are amazing in IMAX. And The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk offers a TRUE IMAX experience. The screen is six-stories-tall, 80-feet wide. The IMAX movie projector lamp is so bright, if you put one on the moon, you could see it here on earth. So when the T-Rex comes to life in Night at the Museum, you will see him in detail and sharpness you can never see in a regular movie theater. Ben Stiller as the night guard hosts Robin Williams returning as Teddy Roosevelt, and all of your favorites from the first move, plus new characters ranging from Amelia Earhart to a giant size Abraham Lincoln. Washington D.C. may never be the same.