what is d box seating

D-Box seating is a type of movie theater seating that enhances the cinematic experience by moving the body and sparking the imagination through motion. D-Box seats are engineered with two big extra features: a set of speakers that turns sound into a visceral part of a movie, and a motion system that moves the seat in sync with the action on the screen. The D-Box motion code system creatively mimics movements and vibrations in a sensitive, precise, and intelligent manner, just as within a movie where all of the different textures and layers of voices, music, and sound effects create the vibrations. D-Box seats are designed to provide an immersive experience with synchronized movements and vibrations that are perfectly synchronized to the action on the screen. The intensity of the movement can be personalized by the moviegoer. D-Box seating is available in limited theaters, and most theaters offering D-Box devote 2-3 rows, usually 20 to 30 individual seats, to D-Box.