Journey to the center of the Earth 3D best 3D process yet!

[tonigirl1000]

I DID- read my story Astroboy use his brain- for a boy robot he sure is smart- maybe Uran help him some- ok i type your name- owww! whatcha hit me again for? i thought little girls were sweet- i was- hugs

[jeffbert]

I almost saw it today, but was unsure if the 3D glasses would fit over my own glasses. I do not want to pay $6.50 for a matinee ticket at the 16-plex, so I will wait for it to come to the 2nd run theatre.

Saw it today, it was $8 for the 12:30 matinee show; but it was well worth it! I too, am very impressed w/ the 3D. The "flytraps" were indeed awesome, but the T-Rex drool was grotesque! hmy:

They ought to make a film with all the best 3D effects from all films, but encoding all those clips with just one 3D system might be costly; but who would want to go to the theatre w/ 5 or 6 different pairs of 3D glasses?

I thought the plot was a bit weak, though, but that was expected of an action film.

Anybody remember SENSURROUND? With the digital sound, this becomes all but redundant, even for the thunderous scenes, such as the T-Rex's pursuit of his lunch.

[cybotron]

[QUOTE=jeffbert;82321]I almost saw it today, but was unsure if the 3D glasses would fit over my own glasses. I do not want to pay $6.50 for a matinee ticket at the 16-plex, so I will wait for it to come to the 2nd run theatre.

Saw it today, it was $8 for the 12:30 matinee show; but it was well worth it! I too, am very impressed w/ the 3D. The "flytraps" were indeed awesome, but the T-Rex drool was grotesque! hmy:

They ought to make a film with all the best 3D effects from all films, but encoding all those clips with just one 3D system might be costly; but who would want to go to the theatre w/ 5 or 6 different pairs of 3D glasses?

I thought the plot was a bit weak, though, but that was expected of an action film.

Anybody remember SENSURROUND? With the digital sound, this becomes all but redundant, even for the thunderous scenes, such as the T-Rex's pursuit of his lunch. [/QUOTE]
Knew you would like it!!

[tonigirl1000]

It is another monster picture is it not? Can't they make sweet cute movies anymore? hugs and thanks?

[Legeremain99]

I'm gonna have to see it...I've been wanting to, but just haven't had the time. Glad you liked it, Jeffbert. Guess I'm gonna have to make the time, or just wait for the DVD.

-Legeremain99

PS: I had hoped it was good...now I know it is.

[cybotron]

I'm gonna have to see it...I've been wanting to, but just haven't had the time. Glad you liked it, Jeffbert. Guess I'm gonna have to make the time, or just wait for the DVD.

-Legeremain99

PS: I had hoped it was good...now I know it is.

Nooooooo.!!!
See the 3D version!

[tonigirl1000]

Why? Still be a monster picture- ugghh! thanks and hugs?

[Legeremain99]

Hey Cybotron...you talked me into it...I'd forgotten it was 3D. Oooops. Yes...I'll definitely go see it while it's at the theatre. Thanks.

-Legeremain99

[jeffbert]

Why? Still be a monster picture- ugghh! thanks and hugs?

Although there are a few beasties in it, do not let that frighten you away, Toni; see it for the 3D experience! It is 3D long before there are any beasties on screen, so if you are too afraid of them, just step out when you hear the TRex's thundering footsteps. Oh, please do not forget to see it with digital sound.

My brother who has no pc wants me to buy a copy of Trinity & Boyond, but having discovered that it has a 3D version, I wondered if he might like that better. I just know Cybotron has seen the 3D version, If so would you reccomend it over the regular one? I do know that only portions are 3D.

[CommanderEVE]

Young Chi Chi! That's what that girl looks like anyb way.

Also 3D films are awesome. 8)