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CopywrightMMXI posted:No way Home has some 3d showings but the fad has largely died out. I saw it in 3D and it was actually really, really well done. Totally unnecessary but like the entire movie was in 3D and it was honestly impressive
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Failed Imagineer posted:Feels like the only good use of 3D is to give the illusion of depth and scale in landscapes, not for motion. That mediocre Everest movie was pretty good because of the 3D. I imagine DUNC could benefit from 3D (not sure if it was released in that format). Everything else has been poo poo as far as I can tell, including Avatar that's exactly why the 3D in Spider the Man was so good, it was all stuff used to create a sense of depth and scale
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oh and seeing Coraline in 3D way back in the dark ages was loving awesome
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Dr. Strange in 3D was cool because of all of the prismatic folding of space stuff
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There were plenty of good 3d films in the 2010s, such as Dredd, Prometheus and Tin-Tin. It’s just that the good ones were outnumbered by the lazy conversions.
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Failed Imagineer posted:Oh that does sound good. And also reminded me that there was that Herzog 3D movie about cave paintings or some poo poo which looked good but never played here That was one of the few 3D films I actually wanted to see. I saw the 2D version of that and it was still good, but I was really curious to see what 3D would have brought to it. Herzog said something like only porn and Avatar really warrant 3D and for non-spectacle movies it's just a limitation, which sounds about right to me.
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devmd01 posted:True, full-size IMAX 3D for Gravity was incredible. Top 3 greatest movie experiences of all time for me. I was worn out afterwards cause I spent the whole movie tensed up and grabbing onto my seat.
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Sidney Poitier, passed away at 94.
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precision posted:oh and seeing Coraline in 3D way back in the dark ages was loving awesome The bit right at the beginning where the needle pokes through the fabric towards the camera was the first "holy poo poo" 3d moment I ever had in a theater
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A shitload of projectionists also didn't adjust the lighting properly for 3D movies back in the last big trend leading to them being dark and murky.
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I had an astigmatism for the majority of the 3D craze so in my experience the worst thing about the 3D trend was that it didn't work. e: Also, maybe it's just me, but I think that everything that wasn't shot for 3D had big issues when it came to editing. From shot to shot your brain would have to constantly readjust and figure out what to focus on which was really distracting (which maintained after my astigmatism cleared up). Leading the eye more organically would've helped immerse me more. feedmyleg fucked around with this message at 17:01 on Jan 7, 2022 |
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Inspector Gesicht posted:Sidney Poitier, passed away at 94. Loved this guy. Great charisma, great talent. RIP.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:A shitload of projectionists also didn't adjust the lighting properly for 3D movies back in the last big trend leading to them being dark and murky. oof yeah that was so annoying. you could barely see anything.
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We're probably going to see a big resurgence in 3D if VR headset movies become more of a thing, especially if VOD becomes the predominant movie watching experience. You don't need anything new, they can just stream you the 3d version of the movie (for twice the cost).
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I saw Rogue One in 3d and the murky, dark look made cg Peter Cushing look less weird.
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CopywrightMMXI posted:There were plenty of good 3d films in the 2010s, such as Dredd, Prometheus and Tin-Tin. It’s just that the good ones were outnumbered by the lazy conversions. Pacific Rim also made good use of 3D
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The best 3D movie I ever saw was Jackass 3D It was the best use of 3D I had ever seen
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ONE YEAR LATER posted:Dr. Strange in 3D was cool because of all of the prismatic folding of space stuff Dr Strange was the last movie I saw in 3D AND with those haptic, motion seats
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Kloaked00 posted:The best 3D movie I ever saw was Jackass 3D This 1000000% Funny that a bunch of dudes who get together to hit each other in the balls repeatedly finally figured out how to properly use 3d.
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Hugo was a really good use of 3D. There are scenes where they're showing the filming of some of George Méliès' films and the added depth made me realize how he staged a lot of his films. Drive Angry 3D got a lot of buzz on CD but was pretty bad. It did have one good scene where Nic Cage's character is driving and being tormented by the visions he saw in Hell, which were displayed on the windshield of the car. The 3D effect was really cool in that scene but the movie wasn't worth watching.
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CG animated movies work really well in 3D obvi (because all they have to do is render a second virtual camera angle) but they're hardly ever released on a 3D home format. I'd probably use an all-3D streaming service if there were such a thing. As far as post-production conversions go, they're usually garbage, but I watched the 3D version of Jurassic Park and holy poo poo, it was like seeing the movie for the first time.
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The only film I've ever seen in 3D in the theater was the first Lego Movie and I was blown the gently caress away. Particularly when the pieces were being used for effects like fire, smoke, and water.
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Kloaked00 posted:The best 3D movie I ever saw was Jackass 3D This is correct. It was perfect.
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Dredd was an incredible 3D experience
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Another casualty lost to streaming https://twitter.com/PixarTurningRed/status/1479548638200094721
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I saw the fifth Resident Evil movie in the theater and it was extremely 3D, starting with the title credits in the intro. It was even better several years later when I watched it on TV, because all those moments fell flat in 2D. Literally sometimes! Edit: Actually, it was the fourth one that had the intro, but the fifth one had a lot of obvious moments for 3D. It's so hard to tell those movies apart at times. It doesn't help that the fifth movie features a recreation of the fourth movie's intro. Also, did I see both of them at the theater in 3D? lmao Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 00:03 on Jan 8, 2022 |
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Mierenneuker posted:I saw the fifth Resident Evil movie in the theater and it was extremely 3D, starting with the title credits in the intro. It was even better several years later when I watched it on TV, because all those moments fell flat in 2D. Literally sometimes! Is that the one with the bullet time leatherdaddy Wesker fight?
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https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1479487065536569350?s=20 yeah kinda saw this coming
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Alan Smithee posted:https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1479487065536569350?s=20 From what I've read it is a pretty by the numbers spy movie, just with women.
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Ebert's Little Movie Glossary has the term "Godot Movie" for films where they throw comedy actors in ostensibly comic situations and just expect laughs to come automatically, I feel like we need a similar term for action films where you just take a lot of actors people like and give them guns and expect this to result in awesome action.
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Maxwell Lord posted:Ebert's Little Movie Glossary has the term "Godot Movie" for films where they throw comedy actors in ostensibly comic situations and just expect laughs to come automatically, I feel like we need a similar term for action films where you just take a lot of actors people like and give them guns and expect this to result in awesome action. "Bad Movie"
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https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1479533303979937795?s=20 and he doesn't care who knows it!
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ben affleck, of the bold new "old white guys who are sick of your poo poo" category, will be serving Batman this evening
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It’s great that you don’t care what I think “Untalented doofus we got in a package deal with Matt Damon”.
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Tars Tarkas posted:Another casualty lost to streaming I liked this the first time I saw it, when it was called Ranma 1/2. 
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Edward Mass posted:I liked this the first time I saw it, when it was called Ranma 1/2. Are we going to talk anime...cause...like...
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This Is the Zodiac posted:As far as post-production conversions go, they're usually garbage, but I watched the 3D version of Jurassic Park and holy poo poo, it was like seeing the movie for the first time. It was god drat amazing.
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