Here's the perfect way to see 'The Fate of the Furious'

Universal4DX combines motion, fog, rain, lighting, scent, wind, and other elements to basically make you feel like you're living a movie along with the characters. The technology has been around since 2009, but it's getting bigger and spreading to more theaters across the US. For now, you can catch a 4DX screening at select Regal Cinemas in New York City, Los Angeles, Orlando, or Seattle.

I watched "The Fate of the Furious" in 4DX to tell the world what it's like.

And it's overwhelming at first. Imagine Star Tours at Disney World, but for two and a half hours. And with Vin Diesel, The Rock, Jason Statham, and the "Fast and Furious" "family."

When the seats first started moving and vibrating, I was rolling my eyes. And also thinking about which bag I wanted to throw up in. But after about a half-hour into "The Fate of the Furious," the movements felt right, and not sudden or abnormal.

I wanted to go into this experience blind. My expectations were exceeded. I thought teverything would be more subtle. Like the movie itself, 4DX is anything but subtle. It is exactly like a thrill ride. So if those make you vomit, maybe stick to a relaxed, regular movie.

Because "The Fate of the Furious" relies so much on action that the 4DX seats can easily emulate, it was the perfect movie for it. A movie like "La La Land"? Not so much.

Here's what it was like to see "The Fate of the Furious" in 4DX: