What is the size of multiplex movie screen as per NBC?

According to the US National Building Code (NBC), Section 502.2.2.1, the minimum requirements for a multiplex movie screen are based on the seating capacity or the distance from the rear wall to the front row of the seating area. These requirements help ensure sufficient viewing angles and screen size to provide an adequate movie-watching experience for the audience. Here's a summary of the NBC guidelines for multiplex movie screen sizes:

1. For seating capacities up to 200:

- The screen width should not exceed 0.22 times the seating distance from the rear wall to the front row of seats.

- The screen height should be between 0.095 and 0.125 times the seating distance.

2. For seating capacities greater than 200:

- The screen width should not exceed 0.2 times the seating distance.

- The screen height should not be less than 0.125 times the seating distance.

Note that these NBC guidelines provide minimum requirements, and movie theaters can choose to have larger screens based on their desired presentation and audience experience. Other factors, such as the type of movie, the projector used, and the aspect ratio of the film, can also influence the appropriate screen size.