Poll: 3D movies, do they do anything for you? Good or Bad.

[TheEndlessSleep]

I saw Avatar for the first time in the more 'high tech' version of 3D (the one with the black sunglasses instead of those god-awful red and green ones).

I'm assuming that, like HD, 3D is supposed to make you go "HOLY CRAP THIS LOOKS SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE NORMAL KIND OF FILM!"

However, unlike HD, 10 minutes into the film I completely forgot that I was watching in 'oh so glorious 3D!'

So I can therefore conclude that 3D did absoloutley nothing to improve my enjoyment of Avatar (Not that I needed any help enjoying Avatar)

Yahtzee thinks that motion sensors on games consoles are a technological dead end. I believe that the same is true of 3D films.

Like in the process of evoloution; if it has no tangible benefit, it's not gonna stay around for long

 

[AnkaraTheFallen]

I hate 3D films and games.... I feel stupid wearing those glasses and you have to sit in a certain place to be able to see it correctly... that and I can't see things in 3D for some reason (something wrong with the paths from my eyes to my brain) so I'm dreading all games and films becoming 3D

 

[Someone Depressing]

It barely works on me. It gives me a headache. I'm not forking out an extra £10 for something that I don't like in an already expensive theatre. Do. Not. Want.

 

[Womplord]

I've seen Tron: Legacy and Avatar in 3D. I thought the use of 3D in the action scenes of tron was absolutely incredible. In Avatar, I thought it added to the experience but not nearly to the extent of tron.

 

[SkyrimOrBust]

I can't see them because I have a detached retina in my right eye. Therefore I find 3D bollocks.