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**Maphpseurse** · 08-23-2009, 04:15 AM

That comment about it looking like a 2005 video game had me laughing, quite the drastic exaggeration.

Visually, the movie looks stunning. Although I would love to see some 2005 (or even recent) video game cutscenes that came anywhere that fidelity.

3D pisses me the F off. I wear glasses. You can NOT comfortable fit those shitty 3d glasses over prescription glasses. I could buy some acrylic clip-on 3d lenses, but because every damned movie wants to use different lens colors I'd have to have a freaking collection of like 40 clip-ons so that I can be prepared for whatever they decide to use.

Actually, the only clip-ons I've ever seen are red/blue.

Wait.. what's the 3d tech used in this film. I'm confused now. This seems like different tech. And what does this do for home viewing?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema

Very different system for 3D imaging than the home version and old school using different color lenses.

Can someone confirm whether this movie is 100% CGI or not because I couldn't see anything in the trailer that wasn't CGI?

Seriously? Did you watch it in HD? There are multiple shots with live actors and sets.

08-23-2009, 04:15 AM	#47
Maphpseurse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	That comment about it looking like a 2005 video game had me laughing, quite the drastic exaggeration. Visually, the movie looks stunning. Although I would love to see some 2005 (or even recent) video game cutscenes that came anywhere that fidelity. 3D pisses me the F off. I wear glasses. You can NOT comfortable fit those shitty 3d glasses over prescription glasses. I could buy some acrylic clip-on 3d lenses, but because every damned movie wants to use different lens colors I'd have to have a freaking collection of like 40 clip-ons so that I can be prepared for whatever they decide to use. Actually, the only clip-ons I've ever seen are red/blue. Wait.. what's the 3d tech used in this film. I'm confused now. This seems like different tech. And what does this do for home viewing? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema Very different system for 3D imaging than the home version and old school using different color lenses. Can someone confirm whether this movie is 100% CGI or not because I couldn't see anything in the trailer that wasn't CGI? Seriously? Did you watch it in HD? There are multiple shots with live actors and sets.
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