Review on 🎥 Airtight 20Ft OZIS PVC Movie Projector Screen: No Blower Noise, Indoor Outdoor Inflatable – Supports Front and Rear Projection by Brandon Woodson

This is the third outdoor screen I've used and it beats others by a mile for a number of reasons.1. It is not necessary to keep the fan on all the time. I know other screen manufacturers will say they make motors quiet, "you can't hear them" etc - but that's bullshit and you know it. If a 250W motor on the back blows into your screen as the movie volume decreases, you can hear it. Like a bouncy castle. I didn't want it, it's an 'inflate and forget' screen. Mine has been inflated and lying for two weeks now. Quiet.2. This screen is very easy to lift and remove. Inflate, deflate, done. Five minutes.3. difficult conditions. It's heavy, looks very well made, good stitching, strong to the touch. I hope it lasts for years. The screen material is excellent. That's probably the best thing I like about it. It's bold and I don't know how it works, but it allows me to put a projector behind it and the audience can't see the glow of the lamp. You only see the picture. The other two screens I've had in the past don't work like this: when the projector is in the line of sight between the viewer and the screen, the glow from the bulb shows through. Not this screen. It's magic or something. But it allows me to backward project what you want. It's not easy to completely remove wrinkles from the screen, but when it gets dark and the movie is on I don't notice them. but he lets me put a projector behind him and the audience can't see the glow of the lamp. You only see the picture. The other two screens I've had in the past don't work like this: when the projector is in the line of sight between the viewer and the screen, the glow from the bulb shows through. Not this screen. It's magic or something. But it allows me to backward project what you want. It's not easy to completely remove wrinkles from the screen, but when it gets dark and the movie is on I don't notice them. but he lets me put a projector behind him and the audience can't see the glow of the lamp. You only see the picture. The other two screens I've had in the past don't work like this: when the projector is in the line of sight between the viewer and the screen, the glow from the bulb shows through. Not this screen. It's magic or something. But it allows me to backward project what you want. It's not easy to completely remove wrinkles from the screen, but when it gets dark and the movie is on I don't notice them. It's magic or something. But it allows me to backward project what you want. It's not easy to completely remove wrinkles from the screen, but when it gets dark and the movie is on I don't notice them. It's magic or something. But it allows me to backward project what you want. It is not easy,