For those of you who have seen Toy Story 3. Which version did you see it in, 3D or 2D? Which would you recommend. Lately I've seen a few movies in 3D and have been less than impressed. I think I may see the film today but wasn't sure if I should give 3D another shot or just see it in 2D. I'm sure I'll enjoy it either way, though.
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We saw this one in 2D simply because we saw it at the drive-in. Jenn wanted to see the movie, too, but her vertigo does not do well in a regular movie theater and we haven't dared to try a 3D movie with her.
We thought it was a terrific movie in 2D. That being said, I wouldn't object to seeing it in 3D, also. I love seeing movies in 3D. Alex and I sit in the front row so that the reality of the movie theater is less in our field of vision.
Alex & I saw How to Train Your Dragon in 3D first and then at the drive-in. It was still a terrific movie in 2D because, well, it is a terrific movie but the visuals were even more stunning in 3D.
There really wasn't a lot of "in-your-face" 3D animation in this. It had some depth perception that made you feel like you were there with the toys but I couldn't really tell that much of a difference from watching a 2D movie.
If you haven't seen the movie yet and have enjoyed the other films in the series go see it, though. It's great, which ever format you choose to view it in.
I saw it in 3-D, and thought it was worth it, but you weren't overwhelmed with the need for 3-D -- unlike, say, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (which I saw in IMAX 3-D). I think Toy Story 3 would be acceptable and satisfactory in 2-D.
We saw it yesterday in 3-D. While the feature's 3-D was more immersive (think Avatar) than jump-out-at-you, I found the short animated film beforehand to be absolutely brilliant, and the 3-D was important enough that it should count as an additional character in the story. It really stretched the concept of what 3-D could be used for, IMHO.
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I forgot about the short at the beginning. But Dagwan's right, 3D really worked for it.
Dagwan said:
We saw it yesterday in 3-D. While the feature's 3-D was more immersive (think Avatar) than jump-out-at-you, I found the short animated film beforehand to be absolutely brilliant, and the 3-D was important enough that it should count as an additional character in the story. It really stretched the concept of what 3-D could be used for, IMHO.
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." -Groucho Marx
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We thought it was a terrific movie in 2D. That being said, I wouldn't object to seeing it in 3D, also. I love seeing movies in 3D. Alex and I sit in the front row so that the reality of the movie theater is less in our field of vision.
Alex & I saw How to Train Your Dragon in 3D first and then at the drive-in. It was still a terrific movie in 2D because, well, it is a terrific movie but the visuals were even more stunning in 3D.
If you haven't seen the movie yet and have enjoyed the other films in the series go see it, though. It's great, which ever format you choose to view it in.
BTW, they dissed poor Bubo! Too bad when the various monsters were annihilating his companions that Perseus didn't have a robot owl to distract them!
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