Watched Abominable 3D, yesterday, quite a sweet story, so-so 3D - not a great deal of depth but nice and bright image, when needed and a few pop-out moments. The Dolby Atmos soundtrack was pretty good with some great helicopter panning overhead for some scenes..
Watched an abominable 3D, yesterday, called Skyscraper I can't say the 3D was outstanding too many indoor scenes and being low lighting best effect were the fire with the sparks flying up in the air although early doors in the daylight some of the looking down scenes from the great heights were unsettling.
Just watched The Polar Express in glorious 3D. Christmas tradition in our house now and what a beautiful, near perfect example of the art of 3D it truly is.
Just watched The Polar Express in glorious 3D. Christmas tradition in our house now and what a beautiful, near perfect example of the art of 3D it truly is.
Just watched Tintin, I watched it a long time ago so had forgotten most of it, really enjoyed it!.
I see the MOD Abominable 3D is now £30.68 on eBay with free delivery From the US. Tempted lol.
Just watched Tintin, I watched it a long time ago so had forgotten most of it, really enjoyed it!.
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Is Mission: Impossible - Fallout worth the extra 3D ticket price, or are you better off investing in your own super secret spy team? Let To 3D or Not To 3D help you out on that one.
Is Mission: Impossible - Fallout worth the extra 3D ticket price, or are you better off investing in your own super secret spy team? Let To 3D or Not To 3D help you out on that one.
I know, saw it in IMAX (with laser) 3D in Sheffield and all through the film I was thinking I’ll order the 3D Blu-ray as soon as I get home and was so disappointed. I’ve got the 4K Blu-ray but still find I’m drawn to watch the 3D version every time (Sky).
I can tell a native shot 3D movie over a post production, saying that post production 3D has come a long way and indeed there have been a few rubbish native 3D movies To.
I can tell a native shot 3D movie over a post production, saying that post production 3D has come a long way and indeed there have been a few rubbish native 3D movies To.
Avatar is a good old favourite, the first 3D movie I saw back in 2008 at the cinema.
sadly native shot 3D is basically non existent now, thankfully though most conversions are pretty decent, my favourite 3D is Animation over live action.
Alita battle angel was the last native I can recall, I didn’t like it first time but 2nd viewing was excellent.
Avatar is a good old favourite, the first 3D movie I saw back in 2008 at the cinema.
sadly native shot 3D is basically non existent now, thankfully though most conversions are pretty decent, my favourite 3D is Animation over live action.
I enjoyed the 3D Post Conversion of Blade Runner 2049 for it's added depth of the whole movie which is all we can expect these years for 3D Movies but I would agree with you that Animation is where 3D is looking best for effects.
Alita and The Last Knight were the last two Hollywood "blockbusters" shot natively I think. It's fun to think of it from a purists standpoint but for me it don't make much difference. Force Awakens and Last Jedi were amazing in 3D and were done in post. I haven't seen The Last Knight to be honest but I'm fed up of the Transformers movies now. I'd sooner take a top tier film like Force Awakens with fake 3D than another Transformers shot natively. The difference is minimal and could flip either way depending on a lot of factors anyway.
For an older recommendation, Prometheus is surprisingly good for a "darker" film.
Alita and The Last Knight were the last two Hollywood "blockbusters" shot natively I think. It's fun to think of it from a purists standpoint but for me it don't make much difference. Force Awakens and Last Jedi were amazing in 3D and were done in post. I haven't seen The Last Knight to be honest but I'm fed up of the Transformers movies now. I'd sooner take a top tier film like Force Awakens with fake 3D than another Transformers shot natively. The difference is minimal and could flip either way depending on a lot of factors anyway.
For an older recommendation, Prometheus is surprisingly good for a "darker" film.
Gemini Man was a native production from last year. And I wasn't bowled over by its 3D, thought it was fine, but never amazing. If one of the supposed benefits of HFR is to make the 3D better then they should have made more effort to make the 3D more impressive in the first place, in my opinion. Having said that, for my money, once they'd gone down the HFR road, the film was doomed to look hideous, however good the 3D may have been. Compare something like Need For Speed (post-converted) to the second Planet of the Apes film (native) for a quick example of how converted can sometime be vastly superior to native (that's just a random example off the top of my head).