I'm surprised that 3D movies sorta work for me, given my bad eye.
But it's weird. Stereoscopic vision isn't the only way to get a 3D perception. Sometimes if I look at something and my brain can't interpret the 3D-ness of it, I'll move my head from side to side so my good eye can see things shift position, which also creates a 3D effect. (There are animated .gifs that do this for you.) So while watching
Avatar,
I found myself moving my head from side to side during certain parts - of course, that doesn't work in a movie, as nothing shifts position when you do that. I had to consciously tell myself to keep my head still....
Oh, this is funny -- on that netflix map, you can see that Paul Blart, Mall Cop is more popular near the mall where they filmed it. [link]
I wonder if
Grosse Pointe Blank
was more popular in the Detroit area? It was certainly fun watching it in Grosse Pointe.
They've finally taken down the huge
Sherlock Holmes
ad on my way into work...and replaced it with nothing. I feel empty. It would have been cool if they put up this Legion poster, but I suspect that's out of the film's budget. Or maybe something from
Book of Eli.
Well, I guess putting up nothing is better than replacing the smaller ones with lap band billboards which happened nearer home.
I'm just sad because I'm convinced that
Legion
will totally suck, despite Bettany's hotness, and
Book of Eli
will mostly suck.
regional rental patterns for netflix: selected titles
That's cool. I can tell how gay a Chicago neighborhood is by how high Milk ranks....
Whereas in SF, Milk is the most-rented in almost all the neighborhoods. I love my dead gay city.
The Bettany movie I want to see is Creation.
I love my dead gay city.
And I love any Heathers reference!
With the obvious caveat that my opinion doesn't count since I haven't seen the movie, I quite like that review.
The Pope is just mad that
Avatar
did not feature a tall blue alien Pope.
Or maybe he wanted it to be
The Last Temptation of the Giant Smurf Christ.
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