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[mumsisdaughter]

WOW!!!!

Am now spoiled for every other 2D film I see.

Even with the 3D glasses (polarised, not red/green) perched awkwardly in front of my own distance ones, I sat through the entire film, mesmerised for nearly three hours. I want to see it again! Gobsmacked is putting it mildly.

And if you've seen it, you'll understand the colour scheme.

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[hystree.livejournal.com]

Ahh, I'm not too keen on the previews, but I really want to see it anyway because it's in 3D (and this isn't helping!) Hopefully it'll still be playing in a few days~

[mumsisdaughter]

Sit and enjoy the 3D--don't question the plotline too closely or you'll be reminded of other films BUT the 3D swept me along so easily that that didn't matter.

DO make sure you get there early so that you can get a seat half-way down in the middle. We arrived too late for the 12.20 showing but decided to buy the tickets for the 3.50 while we there. In our cinema, that meant that we could book our seats and had the best view, straight on not at an angle. It came out on Dec 17th here and has been playing to packed houses ever since.

I fear the DVD will be the old red/green format (Coraline was) so see it now while you can.

[hystree.livejournal.com]

Lol okay! I like to see movies like these purely for the visual effects anyway (if they're well done), but an awesome plot would have been better.

Hmm, does the seating angle matter? That'll be tough, mom likes to sit at the back, but I guess then the 3D isn't lined up perfect or something? Well I'll try. Just hoping to feel well enough to go out for this sometime soon.

[mumsisdaughter]

In the middle of the back should be fine. I think the folks at the sides would probably get the 3D effect but I don't like sitting with my neck turned for nearly three hours.