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Originally Posted by Conan
But it wasn't at all used in a gimmicky way. I understand you, but at the same time your experience with it was so polar opposite to mine it's hard to. Wearing a pair of glasses really isn't that bad, as long as your local theatre has a decent pair (I went to one the other day with very uncomfortable ones). I mean, I wear my regular glasses because without them things seems pale, blurry and unappealing - just sort of think of it as you're on Pandora and for some cool sci-fi reason people's vision is blurred so you need a pair of super cool sci-fi glasses  |
You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but I did feel that the 3D was used in a gimmicky way. As far as wearing the glasses goes, I found it headache-inducing, just like every other 3D movie I've ever seen, and had to keep taking the glasses off every 15 minutes or so to give my eyes a break. So for me it was very distracting and took me
out of the experience instead of making me feel immersed in the movie.