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When you watch a movie, the sound is almost always important. Without good sound, what would end up on screen becomes incoherent noise. To get the best from your movie experience, it's essential that the audio is on point and that you enjoy yourself. That's where Odeon Room Acoustics Software comes in. It'll make your cinema look great and give clarity to your audio quality while focusing on what really matters: enjoyment! Odeon Room Acoustics Software can be downloaded for free from its website and will turn any cinema into a high-quality viewing environment with a number of editing options to keep things interesting. It'll let you choose whether to remove distractions such as audience chatter and ambient noise by enabling you to mute certain frequencies. It'll also give you the ability to tweak the tones so that they'll sound less artificial and more natural to your ears. Odeon Room Acoustics Software will save you hours and hours of monotonous editing and it won't cost you a penny, either! To get started, just download it from its website and start editing away! - Odeon Room Acoustics Software for free On June 25, 2014, Odeon Digital Cinema introduced its new cinema subscription service in the United Kingdom. This service has been available since January 5, 2015. In the United Kingdom, the service is offered at 39 multiplexes.In 2011 several British cinema chains including Odeon renamed their cinemas from Odeon to Cineworld. This was due to a dispute between music and film companies regarding how to use the name Odeon Cinemas.The following figures cover the UK box-office for a selected sample of films, typically those targeted at a younger demographic, which have been released in the last year. European figures are for 2012 and 2013. 1. "Shaun the Sheep Movie" £6,538,239The following figures are box-office data for films released in the UK in 2013. Note that all films released in the UK are European films.The following figures are box-office returns for films released in the UK in 2013. Note that all films released in the UK are European films.The following tables provide a comparison of British home entertainment revenues to global revenue. The figures are estimates based on percentage contribution to global revenue by top ten markets, where applicable. 1. "Ice Age: Continental Drift" £24,306,526 2. "The Croods" £17,440,855 3. "Star Trek: Into Darkness" £15,353,465 4. "World War Z" £14,829,986 5. "Man of Steel" £13,878,769 6. "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" £12,726,844 7. "Olympus Has Fallen" £11,852,766 8. "Fast & Furious 6" £11,483,875 9. "Oblivion" £10,678,520 10. cfa1e77820