[Closed] 3D Films

I don't think you're alone. They are pretty crap.
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I find sometimes the images are moving quicker than the screen can keep up with, if that makes sense. TT3D was amazing though.

I think it works best on animated movies where the shapes are all quite simple. As soon as the image starts getting complicated it gets confused

joolsburger - Member

I have really good eyesight and no issues with colour vision or the like. The last few times I have seen 3D films they are badly blurred for most of the time and I come out of the cinema with really strained eyes and a headache. Am I alone in this?

I think it's a combination of imperfectly setup cinemas and cheap disposable glasses leading to dull blurriness. I find that the quality varies greatly from screen to screen and can't help but think that a better fitting and larger pair of glasses would improve things greatly. That being said I think it's little more than a gimmick at the minute and has added little or nothing to the films I've seen. If you had perfect clear and sharp 3d without glasses it might be viable though.

portlyone

I think it works best on animated movies where the shapes are all quite simple. As soon as the image starts getting complicated it gets confused

Probably more to do with them being rendered in 3d as opposed to the complexity of the shapes. Avatar being a case in point.

I enjoy them but it depends on the movie, some make good use of it others don't. I seen the new Transformers last week I was in the area and had time to kill, it was actually pretty good. It used the 3D very well I thought and the scene where Rosie Huntington-Whiteley makes her appearance was lets just say very stunning in Imax 3D.

Drac

I seen the new Transformers last week I was in the area and had time to kill, [b]it was actually pretty good[/b].

I've seen some nonsense on the internet, but this takes the biscuit.

jimjam - 😀

Yeah, the 3D films I've seen add little to the occasion except 3 quid to the price and a darker screen. I thought Tron was going to look great, but I didn't notice any 3d effects to be honest.

Its back to 2d for me, when possible.

I have really good eyesight and no issues with colour vision or the like. The last few times I have seen 3D films they are badly blurred for most of the time and I come out of the cinema with really strained eyes and a headache. Am I alone in this?

Are you wearing the glasses?

I've seen some nonsense on the internet, but this takes the biscuit.

Hahaha! Nah it was silly but rather enjoyable in brainless explosions and guns fun.