belosh says
2011-05-19T16:25:10.000Z
ok, changing subjects. So movies today. You have the choice of "normal" or 3D. Which do you see?
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azrael
2011-05-19T16:26:50.000Z
normal. 3d gives my headache and its not worth the price
Lea
2011-05-19T16:27:32.000Z
I agree with azraelR
belosh says
2011-05-19T16:29:02.000Z
I honestly don't understand 3D outside of a gimmick. And I don't understand the appeal of the gimmick. I mean, I like Disney's 3D movies in
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belosh says
2011-05-19T16:29:23.000Z
their theme parks. But that's cause it's playing to the gimmick nature. But a feature film???
Lea
2011-05-19T16:31:29.000Z
I did love the movie Avatar in 3D...
Lechuga
2011-05-19T16:44:33.000Z
3D - does not give me a headache, and I figure why not?
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:50:06.000Z
3D! well, depends on the movie
potato boyo wishes
2011-05-19T16:50:19.000Z
it were easier, and cheaper
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:50:40.000Z
(the 3D glasses don't always fit comfortably over my prescription eyewear)
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:51:23.000Z
And not every 3Dness is the bomb. But Most of the movies I've seen recently have had a few key moments where 3D made a difference
azrael
2011-05-19T16:53:57.000Z
Avatar did not impress me...maybe if the visual effects were used to tell a quality story and not a twenty dollar nap fast
azrael
2011-05-19T16:54:21.000Z
that should have been titled "Dances With Wolves: In Space"
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:54:41.000Z
I didn't see Avatard in the theater, and didn't like it when I watched it at home.
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:55:18.000Z
but "How To Train Your Dragon" is, I think, one of the best movies to come out in recent years 3D or otherwise
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:55:38.000Z
and in the theater, they used 3D well in places.
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:58:03.000Z
I also saw Tangled in 3D.
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:58:24.000Z
iwentoseeitinthetheaterbymyself don'tjudgeme
belosh
2011-05-19T16:59:35.000Z
that's a great movie, by the way
potato boyo
2011-05-19T16:59:58.000Z
I am coming up with a theory at this very moment. The theory is this:
potato boyo
2011-05-19T17:00:20.000Z
The most memorable 3D moments in these movies are not hardcore action sequences; those parts are too busy, too much going on
potato boyo
2011-05-19T17:00:32.000Z
to really appreciate all the depth
potato boyo
2011-05-19T17:01:14.000Z
No, the memorable parts are the quiet moments, where it is emotional and/or atmospheric, where you are sucked into the scene by the events
potato boyo
2011-05-19T17:01:28.000Z
of the story. and the 3D adds to that in, pulling you in more.
potato boyo
2011-05-19T17:02:08.000Z
the floating ash rain in Dragon.
potato boyo
2011-05-19T17:02:22.000Z
The lantern thing in Tangled.
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