[nikosg]

i dont think it matters. its spectacular just to look at regardless, 3d just adds that extra dimension to it gives the scenes more depth and form.

[DasBill]

Cant see 3D anyway
Damn turn in my left eye

[mr.pure]

Eh ?
You've got a turn in your left eye ?
What the feck is that ?

[DasBill]

It means that my eyes don't point in exactly the same direction
thus I only look through one eye at one time
hence no depth perception

[nikosg]

but does that affect you seeing a 3d movie? they give you the glasses to look through, even only looking through one eye is it not 3d?


does that mean you cant drive a car db?

[Samo]

As far as I know, you need to be able to see through both eyes at the same time in order to view a 3D film properly.

[mr.pure]

Niko, that's the dumbest thing I think I've read in here in a fucking long time.
If you could see the movie in 3D with just one eye then why are the two lenses different colours ?

[nikosg]

the glasses we get here arent different colour lenses. u guys are stuck in the fuking stone age.

[mr.pure]

Hold those in front of a white computer screen and believe me, it'll look different through each eye.

[Aric47G]

Cant see 3D anyway
Damn turn in my left eye

no shit? just figured out i have a similar thing. went to see avatar in 3D over the weekend, extra $1.50 what the hey right? whole movie i was like 'i'm just not seeing it' my friends thought i was nuts. went to the spec doc today and i have a frickin stigmatism in my left eye. lol, explains why i could never see those damn magic eye posters.

anyways, i didn't have high hopes for avatar; the story was kinda lite, the acting was cheesy and it had hella special effects which were nice, i was impressed but its not gonna be a solid classic or anything.

however, just watched moon starring sam rockwell; pretty good flick, a little slower paced and slightly cerebral but leaves you very satisfied, not something i experience with most of todays blockbusters.