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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures:
Description: SCP-XXXX-A is a movie theater within ██████ cinema complex located in ██████, South Korea. The cinema complex is well-furnished and decorated and of a architectural style consistent with cinemas built in the late 2000s. It contains 6 other theaters similar to SCP-XXXX-A in design, however the entire building outside of SCP-XXXX-A is non-anomalous. Various advertising posters found around the cinema claim that SCP-XXXX-A is "the world's first truly authentic 4D cinema experience" and "powered by the latest cutting-edge Miegakure II technology".
SCP-XXXX-B through -D were recovered in SCP-XXXX-A's projection room. SCP-XXXX-B is a standard commercial ████ brand digital film projector. SCP-XXXX-C1 through -C14 are a collection of digital film tapes compatible with SCP-XXXX-B. Each tape is labelled with the title of a popular feature-length movie from across a wide variety of genres. SCP-XXXX-D are a large assortment of red and blue-lensed glasses similar to a stereotypical depiction of "3D movie" steoroscopic glasses. Each is made of yellow light plastic and embossed with an unidentifiable logo on the arms. All component objects of SCP-XXXX are made of non-anomalous materials and all mechanisms present are consistent with the technological level of the 2000s.
The anomalous properties of SCP-XXXX arise when SCP-XXXX-B is activated and any instance of SCP-XXXX-C is inserted into it, such that the movie corresponding to that instance of SCP-XXXX-C will begin playing. All viewers of the film (including external observers in the projection room and subjects seated within SCP-XXXX-A) will report themselves feeling as if they have been transported to the setting of the film, with no perception of their still being within the theater. Subjects are typically placed into third-person onlooker perspectives in each scene, while the main events occur before them. They may interact with objects in the scene and are fully conscious of their actions, but in no way can interfere with the movie's plot. Cameras installed in SCP-XXXX-A cut off all transmission upon the movie's beginning and do not resume functionality until the beginning of the credits. As such no footage of the screening process exists and all experiment results have been collected from interviews of subjects.
However, if the subjects wear
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