I seen that Spy Kids movie in 3-D. All I have to say is it is a bit gimiky and is horrendous at home.
Yeah, I saw it too. There were like 2 scenes that looked good in 3-D.
It's Dreamworks doing all 3-D CGI movies. I read about it on wikipedia...like everything else.
I'm too lazy to think of a good word to put here., seen alot of them CGI movies, but only Shrek was good. (was the incredibles dreamworks, can';t remember...) I also saw Shrek 3-D. That was good.
I can't remember if it was pixar or dreamworks but one of them is doing all theri movies in 3D after 2008/09
I still remember pixar back in the days of Toy Story. That was a good movie. Finding Nemo was good too. My Nephews a big fan of Cars.
I haven't seen much 3D stuff. The last time I saw anything was at Cadbury World (basically the biggest chocolate factory for Cadbury - the leading brand of chocolate here in the UK - which has got lots of stuff for visitors to see). They had this movie on a screen behind a barrier that when you wore the 3D glasses gave the impression of this huge cartooney crane thing as part of a piece of machinary with a face on it that explained to passers by how the chocolate is made and all that jazz. It was pretty impressive actually, the crane really did seem to be moving around in the area behind the barrier.
Meet the Robinsons must have been pretty awesome in 3D. The futuristic locations (both the good and bad ones) were impressive enough in "2D", let alone 3D. Of course whenever I see anything 3D I never get the full effect because I'm too tempted to keep switching my glasses on and off to check out how it "really" looks on the screen and stuff.
Yes, we have Cadbury here in Canada as well. I've seen the Easter movie with the Cadbury bunny. That was messed up.
I hope not. 3-D often feels like a cheap gimick.
Yeah, but it's fun to watch and see what they do with it.
