3d films and glasses

[Zirax]

In the end I didn't see it last night Le mans took over. I will be seeing it during the week as I can escape from hotels.

[Kitten]

Originally Posted by Del Lardo

Just watch it in 2D, no reason to watch it in 3D.

Have you seen it in both 3D and 2D? I always think you can't truly compare unless you've seen it in both.

I could see the bits that were done in 3D when I watched it (in 2D) and I remember thinking it might have been a little bit less sh1t if I'd have seen it in 3D.

[Del Lardo]

Originally Posted by Kitten

Have you seen it in both 3D and 2D? I always think you can't truly compare unless you've seen it in both.

I could see the bits that were done in 3D when I watched it (in 2D) and I remember thinking it might have been a little bit less sh1t if I'd have seen it in 3D.

Couple of friends have seen both, saw it in 3D initially and went back to watch it in 2D as they didn't like the 3D.

[LeperousDust]

I have an irrational dislike of rubbish 3D, so i'd just agree with Del and say avoid the 3D version if the glasses are a problem! It's a great excuse to save money and faff!

[Kitten]

Fair enough. Just everyone always asks whether it's better in 3D or not, and i don't see how you can say unless you've seen it in both. Obviously if someone has told you it's not very good, then that's different.

I thought it was pretty crap in 2D and the only bits that looked interesting were the swirly bits in 3D. For a quid, I'd always go 3D if possible. It's, like, a quid & you'll be unlikely to get the opportunity to see it in that environment once it goes off the flix, however, it'll be available in 2D forever.

[Blighter]

There are very few films that I prefer in 3D, including Avengers (which I actually saw in 2D, 3D, IMAX and d-box