big screen
1 of 1noun/ˈbɪɡ skrin/
1
the cinema, especially in comparison to television
The big screen refers to a cinema or movie theater, emphasizing the large size of the screen used for showing films. It contrasts with watching movies on smaller screens, such as those on televisions or computers. The term highlights the immersive experience of viewing films in a theater setting, where the large screen and enhanced audio contribute to a more engaging and dramatic presentation.
- After years of working in television, she's making her debut on the big screen.
- The new superhero film will be shown on the big screen this summer.
- His breakout role on the big screen came as a surprise to many.
- The classic film was restored and re-released on the big screen for its anniversary.
- She was thrilled to see her short film make it to the big screen at the festival.