Avatar The Movie -- Biggest disappointment ever

bigmck said:

The last time I saw a 3D movie was about 50 years ago. You had to wear the glasses with one green lens and one red lens. Did Avatar require glasses?

If you want to watch it on 3d. it requires glasses.
It loooks some thing like these

I personally found the movie ranking in my top five within the first half hour, and by the end of the movie, it's superiority was undoubted by myself.

Today in the printed press here:
Avatar the fastest film to make $1 billion at the box office | News.com.au

this no-brainer ( pure visual) seems to do well. However, I would never pay cinema to watch a Cameron production.

jav said:

bigmck said:

The last time I saw a 3D movie was about 50 years ago. You had to wear the glasses with one green lens and one red lens. Did Avatar require glasses?

If you want to watch it on 3d. it requires glasses.
It loooks some thing like these

Little bit bigger glasses if you watchin it in IMAX,,,,must see it in IMAX,,

rbhurd2000 said:

Little bit bigger glasses if you watchin it in IMAX,,,,must see it in IMAX,,

yeah, I just took first photo I found.

No it wasn't the best movie I ever saw but overall I liked it so I've recommended it to friends.

Imax 3D and Dolby 3D are better than Real D 3D but the Real D 3D is cheaper to set up and the glasses are 80p instead of £25. I will be finding an Imax to re-watch this asap. All these versions of 3D are better than the old red green glasses! Look out for Ultra HD 3D LED TV's this year! (PS3 is capable of generating 3D games as well!)

Although I disagree with Jimbo45, I found the experience to be terrific. Your comments about Stargate Universe are right on. Being a huge fan of SG-1 and SG-Atlantis, SU was a complete waste of time.