These 3D films.....

[LeeDevelopment]

...are looking rather good, although I have to say this about Avatar....yes, it pushed boundaries but when they're rolling around on the ground they don't get dirty and there's far too many cliches to other films gone past!

Anyhooooo.... James Cameron is re-releasing Titanic in 3D....personally I can't see what 3D will bring to that film.

I'd rather he and Ridley Scott re-release Alien and Aliens in 3D, now they would totally kick arse in that media!!!

 

[cyfa2809]

or riddick would be good in 3d with riddicks vision!

 

[suburbanreuben]

AS someone who hates heights, "Up" really gave me the heeby-jeebies. :shock:

 

[Karachi123]

What is heeby-jeebi. I know only Habibi Habibi

 

[BarneyRubble]

I enjoyed Avatar for a visual experience and it was totally immersing, but the storyline was straight out of Independence day! The trailer for Toy Story 3 looked amazing - can't wait!

 

[velomaniac]

Heeby-Jeebies, that uncomfortable feeling you get when seeing or thinking about something that scares you.

Thus I would not watch any of the Alien movies in 3D :shock:

 

[Neil]

I enjoyed Avatar for a visual experience and it was totally immersing, but the storyline was straight out of Independence day! The trailer for Toy Story 3 looked amazing - can't wait!

I thought it was visually impressive - but not as groundbreaking as T2 was BITD (retro reference just made gratiuitiously there ;-)).

I thought the storyline was decidedly pedestrian - I couldn't understand what all the fuss was about. I guess the one thing I have thought, is that because for some reason loads of people have seen it, and it's mostly shown in 3D, it seems to have been a catalyst for other 3D movies.

 

[Steve Kish]

Do you still have to wear glasses with one green and one red lens, just like for the 1960s ones?

 

[Steve Kish]

Oops - duplicate post! Admin pse delete.

 

[clockworkgazz]

no mate cooler dark shades are now used, how they work is a mystery to me