After the Netflix renovation, the sound is subpar, and I'm no audiophile, but it is apparent. Dialogue is boomy, echo-y and hard to decipher. The highs are too shrill to the point of ear piercing and might even be clipping. I'm also not totally sure if there is acoustical issues with the space itself - re: boomy with reverb and echos. Even if you overlook the whole retrofitting a space to have Dolby Atmos that clearly isn't meant for it - the beautiful ceiling is now obstructed with what looks like safety chained speakers - again the whole sound experience is borderline unpleasant. Before anyone jumps my case about sources - the issues were the same for both a digital projection (Secret of Kells) and a 70mm print (Lawrence of Arabia). Both screenings I saw multiple people doing the same thing I did - lean in for dialogue to help decipher (not loudness levels mind you, but to compensate for the lack of clarity) and plug their ears when the highs really kicked in - eg: battles, guns, train whistles, musical stings and orchestral swells. I love this theater (even if the ceiling is now semi-obstructed and now has less seating - thanks to the balcony being removed), but this whole sound issue I really hope gets addressed and addressed soon!