U2 3D Concert
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SinemaGirl — 15 years ago(December 30, 2010 12:32 PM)
DEEP SEA 3D
(IMAX)
The beauty of the huge IMAX screen is that so much of our vision is filled, we don't see it as a "window," but rather we are immersed in that environment. In IMAX, the movie extends from infinty "behind" the screen to in front of our noses. It feels like all one space.
In
DEEP SEA 3D
There was this wonderful shot of a great white shark just swimming in front of us. It was beautifully shot and felt so tangible. Underwater subjects lend themselves very well to 3D.
As for a 3D narrative movie, I thought
My Bloody Valentine
was well done. Not just the off screen effects, but watching it, I really felt like I was
in
that Pennsylvania coal town. The sense of presence was great.
AVATAR
disappointed me when the depth of field was narrowed. People complained about trying to look at a flower in the foreground, but since it was out of focus, it sent mixed signals to the brain. I realize Cameron used the classic technique to focus on the subject he wanted us to watch, but his story should do that instead. 3D works best IMO when the depth of field is greatestit best imitates our vision, even if it doesn't perfectly replicate it. -
anaghra — 15 years ago(January 11, 2011 08:15 AM)
Avatar had really good 3D, but it didn't make good use of it.
Jackass had the only live action high framerate 3D I've seen, and it was awesome.
Toy Story was perfect 3D animation.
Tron Legacy had the most entertaining and exciting 3D I've seen.
when this baby hits eighty-eight you're gonna see some serious beep -
depasites — 15 years ago(March 13, 2011 06:34 AM)
How to train your dragon is by far my favorite
Great 3D Blu Ray Movies
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GoneTooFar — 14 years ago(September 22, 2011 10:55 AM)
Tron:Legacy's 3D disappointed me a lot. I was expecting huge things from it when it was said the technology used for it was a step up from Avatar. The end product looked too blurry in most places.
Personally, (barring Avatar) I enjoyed Captain America's 3D a lot, I felt they used it really well and wasn't converted as a gimmick. -
5by5_989 — 14 years ago(October 23, 2011 04:06 AM)
FD5 was the best 3D film I've ever seen on screen; I know IMAX has a lot to do with that and that it was filmed in 3D not converted. I'm going to go in order from the BEST to WORST of what I've seen.
- Final Destination 5 (IMAX 3D)
- Resident Evil: Afterlife (IMAX 3D)
- Avatar (REAL D 3D)
- Beowulf (REAL D 3D)
- My Bloody Valentine (REAL D 3D)
- The Final Destinaton (REAL D 3D)
- Conan the Barbarian (REAL D 3D)
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ironjade — 13 years ago(April 29, 2012 09:03 AM)
When the new print of "Dial M for Murder" was shown at the ICA in London, the person introducing it said that the distributors had no interest in showing it anywhere else and that the print had to be sent back to the US ASAP. How times have changed.
Hitchcock's use of 3D is so restrained that it makes a boring, stagebound movie even more so.
It's probably a character flaw but I feel cheated if things don't get hurled from the screen now and again.
"Make me a baby!
Make me a star!
Leave my coffin slightly ajar!"- Lesley Gore
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flickfix — 13 years ago(November 06, 2012 07:36 AM)
U23D was very unique experience as it had some very creative use to 3D never seen elsewhere. I especially love the filmmakers using 3D to collage several shots into one scene, and then fading in/out other shots to mix up the collage. There were only a few moments of those but they provided a very, very unique visual sensation that's quite difficult to describe in words.
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ironjade — 12 years ago(June 22, 2013 01:31 AM)
The current Blu-Ray 3D version of "Creature from the Black Lagoon" is very good although the restorers have supposedly altered the 3D window to make things more up front rather than retain the original greater impression of depth.
Even so, it's still impressive.
"Make me a baby!
Make me a star!
Leave my coffin slightly ajar!"- Lesley Gore
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Rayek_ — 12 years ago(July 08, 2013 10:28 AM)
The Great Gatsby. The 3D gave you the feeling that you were watching a play instead of a film. I was pleasantly surprised, usually I can't stand 3D.
"All men are frauds. The only difference between them is that some admit it. I myself deny it."