Star Wars, Star Trek & Matrix Themed Home Theaters - Guess which one Cost $900,000

You may remember the Stargate Home Theater that guy spent $70,000 on. If you thought that was crazy --and let's be clear, it is -- here's some more sci-fi themed theaters, and one of them cost close to ONE MILLION dollars! I already hate having to pay full price on DVD's. As much as I love gathering with my friends and family and watching movies, I can't justify spending a million dollars on a home theater -- especially one that only seats 11 people! I guess if you've got the money, what can I argue?

Some of these are pretty amazing. Thanks to SciFiWire for the find at CEPro. Check out these sci-fi themed home theaters, and let us know what you think.

Rise of The Jedi

 

  • Modeled after Chancellor Palpatine’s office in Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith,
  • 14 x 19 theater, used to be a garage 
  • Ringed with faux windows showing the capital city, which was re-created using 3D rendering 
  • made from MDF board with a high-gloss automotive paint 
  • The lighting is controlled by a Lutron Grafik Eye system
  • Uses Marantz DLP projector thrown onto a 103-inch Vutec XFH screen 

Death Star

  • Three separate rooms including one starfield
  • Life-sized Han Solo, C3PO, and Boba Fett
  • Sliding doors and a secret door
  • 10 CinemaTech Valentino motorized seats and a Crestron remote to control entire theater

Star Trek

  • Three-room area consists of a theater, bar and ready room, measuring a total of 70-by-22 feet. 
  • Motion-activated, air-lock doors with sound effects. 
  • “Red Alert” button on the Crestron TPMC-10 controller to turn all of the LEDs bright red and flashing
  • Features actual “Star Trek” sound FX 
  • Features “one of the largest Kaleidescape hard-drive based storage systems” that has eight servers to store 3,816 DVDs

Matrix

  • 33 feet deep, 19 feet wide and 11 feet high, 
  • Cost = more than $900,000. 
  • Features a Runco DTV-1101 projector, a 4-way screen by Stewart Filmscreen 
  • Faroudja DVP-5000 video processor and Escient Power Play DVD management system
  • Revel surround sound speakers and eight Linn Klimax mono-block power amplifiers
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