![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Movie: Avatar: 3D (2009)
Feb. 6th, 2010 08:39 pmI loved it.
The 3D could have been the thing that made all the difference. I was enthralled and delighted by it in the beginning. All of the technical achievements were stunning. However, as the film progressed, I found myself just sinking into the story and forgetting that this was a singularly new experience. I usually avoid 3D like the plague. It gives me a massive headache. My eyes have never been able to adjust, but this next gen 3D was so easy. After a very brief period of adjustment (maybe 30 minutes or so), I forgot about it and there was no strain. This was just how the movie worked and it was pretty damn gorgeous.
Beware: Spoilers ahoy!
( I see you )
The 3D could have been the thing that made all the difference. I was enthralled and delighted by it in the beginning. All of the technical achievements were stunning. However, as the film progressed, I found myself just sinking into the story and forgetting that this was a singularly new experience. I usually avoid 3D like the plague. It gives me a massive headache. My eyes have never been able to adjust, but this next gen 3D was so easy. After a very brief period of adjustment (maybe 30 minutes or so), I forgot about it and there was no strain. This was just how the movie worked and it was pretty damn gorgeous.
Beware: Spoilers ahoy!
( I see you )
