A movie screen is a large, flat surface where films are projected for viewing. It is typically made of a special material that reflects light, allowing images to be seen clearly from various angles. Movie screens can be found in theaters, homes, and outdoor venues, and they come in different sizes and formats, such as IMAX or 3D. In a cinema, the movie screen is usually positioned at the front of the auditorium, facing the audience. The quality of the screen can significantly affect the viewing experience, as it influences brightness, color accuracy, and overall image clarity. Screens are often paired with advanced projection systems to enhance the film-watching experience.