I have decided I hate 3D in films..well that's a bit strong - but I certainly don't like it on balance. I don't think it adds a lot and in fact distracts.
What do you think and why?
Is 3D a dead end?
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
3D movies have been around for decades. Unless they solve the glasses thing it will never take off.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
A pain in the ass. The effect wears off on me after a few minutes and the colours are drained. Even Avatar couldn't be saved by it.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
They have; it's called live theatre.leo-rcc wrote:3D movies have been around for decades. Unless they solve the glasses thing it will never take off.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
Which can be and usually is very entertaining but very expensive.Bella Fortuna wrote:They have; it's called live theatre.leo-rcc wrote:3D movies have been around for decades. Unless they solve the glasses thing it will never take off.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
I've never been to a live theatre performance.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
I can't see the 3D (lazy eye), so it's useless to me. Seems like just an annoying gimmick, though.
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Animavore wrote:I've never been to a live theatre performance.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
It's great fun if it is a good production. I saw "Miss Saigon" and "Phantom of the Opera" live.Animavore wrote:I've never been to a live theatre performance.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
I hate 3-D, it's a gimmick. Like CGI, it distracts from the most important ingredient of movies - STORY.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
I saw it in Avatar and was impressed with how it added something to the action scenes. But it also did distract at times. In Alice in Wonderland, I definitely felt it distracted me and also felt like a bit of a gimmick. I would have preferred to watch it om 2d. There were some "wow" moments, like moving through realistic, 3d smoke, but I can't imagine being wowed by new combinations of more detailed cgi and 3d for much longer. I also get sick of scenes put in purely to show off 3d (there were a few in Alice in Wonderland).
Re: Is 3D a dead end?
3D is good for comic movies with that childish sort of design in characters.
Shrek etc.
Shrek etc.
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
Still has a way to go.Rum wrote:I have decided I hate 3D in films..well that's a bit strong - but I certainly don't like it on balance. I don't think it adds a lot and in fact distracts.
What do you think and why?
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
It's just needed .. like "talking" movies and colour film 
I'm not too keen on all that moving the camera around either .. distracting .
I'm not too keen on all that moving the camera around either .. distracting .
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Re: Is 3D a dead end?
If you mean "unneeded" . . .Feck wrote:It's just needed .. like "talking" movies and colour film
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