I can see out of both eyes, just don't generally. So I was pleasantly surprised when a friend dragged me to a 3-D movie, and it worked.
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Movies that are shot in 2D and then converted generally look like crap. A movie that was intended to be 3D from the beginning, I might make more of an effort to see in theatres rather than catching up on DVD.
I just thought Avatar was, well, kind of stupid. Maybe 3D would have helped?
I thought it was stupid, too, but feeling like you were in those environments was fun. The rest, meh.
I thought it was stupid, too, but feeling like you were in those environments was fun. The rest, meh.
Well - I love seeing Sigourney in just about anything, so that was nice too.
It was pretty. But it totally was Dances With Wolves +Smurfs+ Little Big Man. I was shocked at how little I cared about anyone in it. Especially as several people pitched the gimp angle pretty heavily(although I don't know why...Jake hardly broke a sweat in the whole flick.) But usually, snark aside, I'm a pretty cheap date, emotional-engagement-wise, and that one was like watching a travel poster.
I have no idea why I can't see in 3D, but there's no difference to me between watching a movie in 2D and watching one in 3D, except the 3D's darker.
They both look 3D to me, in a way. I guess my brain provides the depth of field illusion.
I haven't seen any 3d movies, because there hasn't been one I had any interest in. I suspect I have enough eye issues that I shouldn't, anyway. I dunno, I genuinely don't understand what the point is.
I can see implementing 3d in some video games, where feeling that you're part of the action is more important. In a movie, if the story doesn't capture me, I don't think playing magic eye games is going to make a difference.
I just ran across this the other day -- it's from last year, but it gives a good summary of the eyestrain issues. [link]
With the Avatar comments, maybe I should describe part of my dream last night. It took place in a future multiplex where every theater was showing the same movie: "Dances with Smurfahontas II: The Squeakquel".
Subtle, subconcious, subtle.
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I just watched Drag Me to Hell, and I'm a little surprised at all the glowing reviews. I liked it, but I couldn't really tell whether it was supposed to be funny. I mean, there's an evil handkerchief. And it was overly gross at times. I think that's Raimi's thing, though. That and warning us never to piss off a gypsy.