I know some folks see this as a fad, but was wondering if anyone had recommendations for movies with amazing 3D content.
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I quite liked the 3D content in Dredd but then I could be a tad biased....
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I am not a fan of 3D as I don't think it is anywhere near perfect so I always opt to watch new films in 3D. But what annoys me now is a lot of the cinematography in new films is done for dramatic 3d effects.Comment
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostI know some folks see this as a fad, but was wondering if anyone had recommendations for movies with amazing 3D content.
+1 for Avatar, I'd imagine, although I haven't seen it yet in 3D. Looking forward to Avatar 2 despite the probably infantile plot (like the first).Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Originally posted by RedSauce View PostI am not a fan of 3D as I don't think it is anywhere near perfect so I always opt to watch new films in 3D. But what annoys me now is a lot of the cinematography in new films is done for dramatic 3d effects.
The 3D effects tend to give me a headache (I think my eyes must be a bit wonky) but I don't find them terribly convincing either so I buy tickets for 2D.Comment
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