Dark and Light Side versions of 'The Last Jedi' are a thing — but not in the U.S.

You may be a Last Jedi superfan. You may have seen Rian Johnson's galaxy-sized hit five, 10, 15 times. But will you ever truly see it unless you've chosen to be on the Light Side or the Dark Side — with special effects to match?

Light Side and Dark Side versions of Last Jedi are a thing in Japan. In the rest of the world, FOMO is a thing. 

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The special screenings, first reported by THR, come courtesy of 4DX, which describes itself as "the world's first 4D cinema company." Launched in South Korea, 4DX seems the epitome of gimmicky — it tilts and rumbles the seats, it sprays smells and fog, it adds wind and strobe and lightning effects. It can even blow bubble into the theater. Read more...

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