IMAX Ultimate Collection

An evolutionary journey, filmed in IMAX, through the "Tropical Rainforest," showing the treasures of the forests. From insects to the birds and mammals of the tree canopy. The audience meets the rainforest on its own terms and learn about the plants and animals that live in the world's tropical rainforests.

Rolling Stones: At the Max, the first feature-length IMAX concert film, features The Rolling Stones in top form during their highly acclaimed Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle 1990 Tour. Shot on location in Turin, Berlin and London, their electrifying 15 song performance features such classics as "Satisfaction", "Ruby Tuesday" and "Brown Sugar", as well as their more recent hits "Mixed Emotions" and "Start Me Up". Larger than live... it's the ultimate experience for fans of all ages.

Firestorm in the desert: the terrible legacy of the Gulf War - 608 oil wells burning out of control, ignited by retreating Iraqi troops. Firefighters from 10 countries answered Kuwait's cry for help. Supported by more than 10,000 people from 40 nations, they battled and won. A 1992 Academy Award® nominee for Best Documentary Feature, Fires Of Kuwait is a dramatic story of human ingenuity, cooperation and courage.

Go head-to-head with an icebreaker, plunge down a twisting mountain gorge, soar through the clouds in the nosecone of a jet, and speed along with a dog team racing across a frozen Arctic lake in this "spectacular and sensational" (ABC Spain) tribute to Canada's stunning geography and rich cultural heritage. Wowing audiences from around the world at its World Fair premiere in Seville, "Momentum" is a spectacular and touching visual experience that "assaults the senses with gripping panoramas of Canada's geographic and ethnic landscape!." FIRST IMAX HD FILM

Named Outstanding Film Documentary by the Genesis Awards (the major award for works about animal issues) and filmed in the lush mountain cloud forests of Rwanda, Africa, Mountain Gorilla provides an amazing encounter with the highly social species that is the largest of all primates. Eat, nap, travel, eat, interact, eat: that's a typical routine for adult gorillas. But for rambunctious three-year-olds, the routine is more like play, play, play, play as they tumble, swing, wrestle and twirl. Overseeing all of the troop's activities is the proud, massive silverback male whose dominance is unchallenged - until a young silverback tries to exert his newfound sense of power.