Films 3D movies, What you've watched, Want to watch, reccomend etc.

Burnout - Go for "Passive" 3D. You can get 3D clip-ons from a well-known internet auction site for a couple of quid.
I haz some - they work.

 

http://realorfake3d.com/

 

I'v been using youtube videos to test blurays before I buy them, So far I'v found a lot of the animated stuff is better than filmed.

 

Disney Monsters verus aliens was made with a 3d experience in mind.

There's stuff about it in the extras, I got the dvd.

 

MvA is Dreamworks, not Disney (and there's a spin-off TV series).

 

the pixar type films tend to work alot better in 3D i find saying that i think it works great with TRON. Preditor is ment to be coming out in 3D

 

Indeed. I'm used to watching films and can distinguish between between things that are near or far away, when filmed or presented in 2D. Presenting them in pseudo-3D - it's still a 2D screen - is just a gimmick.

What is really cool is total immersion cinema, such as 180 or 360 degree screens, or viewing on a headset that extends beyond the edge of your field of vision. Then you really feel that you're within the film.

On topic, I found "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare" to be one of the better 3D movies. The dream sequence in 3D was pretty exciting.

 

I've got a 3d TV (active) and i really love watching in 3d. Now I accept that it isn't Brilliant, and that a lot of people consider it to be a gimmick. I'm not one of them, I don't watch everything in 3d, in fact there isn't all that much at the minute, but what I do watch I enjoy a whole lot more than 2d. The only thing that I've not really enjoyed in 3d is Hugo. I really enjoyed the film but for some reason I experienced a massive crosstalk on that one.

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I watched the last pirates of the carribean movie on 3D the other day, can't say I was very impressed. Oh well.

 

Well, there's your problem!