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I will make my own determination as to which presents the lesser of two evils tomorrow.Originally Posted by GQgeek
You are going to have to go watch it in regular old 2D just to make sure.
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You are going to have to go watch it in regular old 2D just to make sure.
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Originally Posted by GQgeek
So apparently the problems I was seeing stemmed from the fact that the best theater in town is apparently not the best theater in town for a 3D presentation. I would have thought the bigger more expensive screen would have the better projection technology, but I guess not.
better projector makes a HUUUUGE difference with this movie. first time i saw it, it took about 30 mins for my eyes to adjust and for me to quit saying "meh."
2nd time was on this thing: http://blog.originalalamo.com/2009/0...ge-digital-3d/ and the difference was unbelievable. the blurriness and focus-hooey were gone. it was like being on acid instead of shrooms, if that helps at all....
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better projector makes a HUUUUGE difference with this movie. first time i saw it, it took about 30 mins for my eyes to adjust and for me to quit saying "meh."Originally Posted by grundletaint
2nd time was on this thing: http://blog.originalalamo.com/2009/0...ge-digital-3d/ and the difference was unbelievable. the blurriness and focus-hooey were gone. it was like being on acid instead of shrooms, if that helps at all....
The Sony 4K system is pretty much the top of the line digital projector at the moment, if you are lucky enough to have a theater with one. A movie shot in IMAX level quality and presented in IMAX will still destroy it, but those are few and far between.
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this theater has beer, too
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this theater has beer, tooOriginally Posted by grundletaint
I am familiar. It's one of the top theaters in the country.
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great flick ... provided the theater is decent ...
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this **** right here brings the mad LULZ: http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43/
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Lol. Just wow. I guess Cameron is on to something here. Maybe something will finally beat Titanic?Originally Posted by GQgeek
Yeah he's definitely on something...
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http://web.me.com/pascalboogaert/Sit...s/original.jpg
go there and check that out, would post it but dont want to anger people...lol
go there and check that out, would post it but dont want to anger people...lol
^^ lol.
When I read reviews and saw that the resource the nasty humans were after was called unobtanium, I actually assumed that the reviewer was just trying to be funny. When I saw the movie I couldn't believe that they actually called it that.
When I read reviews and saw that the resource the nasty humans were after was called unobtanium, I actually assumed that the reviewer was just trying to be funny. When I saw the movie I couldn't believe that they actually called it that.
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The Sony 4K system is pretty much the top of the line digital projector at the moment, if you are lucky enough to have a theater with one. A movie shot in IMAX level quality and presented in IMAX will still destroy it, but those are few and far between.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
But then you are talking about the largest film (movie, um not still photography for clarification) format being used today, with the largest screens and the most comprehensive sounds systems in a commercial setting found today.
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http://web.me.com/pascalboogaert/Sit...s/original.jpgOriginally Posted by Unbreakable
go there and check that out, would post it but dont want to anger people...lol
Hilarious.
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But then you are talking about the largest film (movie, um not still photography for clarification) format being used today, with the largest screens and the most comprehensive sounds systems in a commercial setting found today.Originally Posted by imageWIS
And your point is? This is pretty much exactly what I said, but with more words, and regurgitated as some sort of alternate opinion.
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