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I knew what I was getting into when I sat down for a press screening of Dune Part 2<\/em>: A towering sci-fi epic best viewed on an enormous theater screen, just like <\/em><\/a>. What I didn’t realize was that it would also give me a serious back massage \u2014 it really does kick butt. That was my experience at an Atlanta-area AMC, where the film whipped the Dolby Cinema seats into such a frenzy that, for one thrilling sequence, I felt like I was actually riding a sandworm plowing through the spice-filled desert of Arrakis.<\/p>\n Now, I can’t guarantee you’ll have the same ride at a normal theater (unless the subwoofer is cranked up obscenely high). What makes AMC’s Dolby Cinema locations unique is that they feature rumbling transducers in every recliner seat, in addition to powerful dual-laser Dolby Vision projectors and enveloping Atmos sound. I’ve seen tons of films in AMC Dolby Cinemas since those screens began rolling out in 2017, but Dune Part 2<\/em> is the first time the haptic seats actually felt like they enhanced my moviegoing experience. When I rushed out to the bathroom in the middle of the film, I noticed that my body was still vibrating, the way you sort of feel after a deep massage by expert fingers.<\/p>\n