This guy made his home theater look like the bridge of the Enterprise on Star Trek. Check out this picture (click to enlarge):
There are many more pictures on his site.
Wow. I don't really know whether to be impressed or frightened, although its good that there are no love-seats in that room. I doubt he will be needing them.
Hat-tip: Slashdot.
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Hey, why not. People waste money on other crap every day.
Why not waste our money on something the whole family can enjoy? In that case it may not be such a waste of money after all?
I say we should all build the best home theaters we can. I'm sure this would be a lot cheaper if these guys would actually build their theaters themselves. This must cost a small fortune to have a company install it for you.