Wow, the 3D was awesome in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows 3D and
matches the strong 3D of Pacific Rim's strong 3D hybrid conversion. Prime Focus World was listed in the end credits, aside from the CGI stereographer of the film's CGI assets.
Mostly strong 3D whenever the turtles were onscreen which was 90% of the movie compared to the last one. When offscreen, the 3D hits the medium, high medium range unless it was a CGI character onscreen, then it's back up to strong 3D.
I definitely agree that the airplane scene and water rapids look very strong in 3D. This team clearly cares about offering a great 3D experience. The 3D trailer had me worried, but as soon as the movie started, with the scene on the top of the building in NYC, the strong 3D put my mind to rest immediately.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows 3D
Theater: Cinemark XD 3D (comparable to Imax 3D)
3D Layers: 10/10. Strong 3D most of the time, some medium 3D. A+
3D Pop Out Count: 8/10. The jet scene has the most pop outs. Great.
3D Framing: 8/10. Most shots framed nicely for 3D with lots of layers to enjoy.
3D Conversion: 8/10. Live action segments look good in 3D. I didn't notice any big errors of the 3D conversion. Matches the CGI nicely most times.
3D Native CGI: 10/10. Animated, CGI characters with clearly strong 3D.
Theater's 3D Projection: Great and calibrated perfectly from Cinemark XD.
Total 3D Score: 10/10.
This is the live action CGI 3D theatrical film to beat this year. A+ for the 3D.
New 3D Previews:
Monster Trucks 3D: January 2017 release. 3D is mild to medium at best. I'll probably pass but the driving monster segments look fun.
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Originally Posted by Blastcage
Saw this last night as well, really enjoyed it. I'd say the 3D was a bit better than the first but about the same. Me and my friend thought that the film itself was better than the first. So worth seeing for sure.
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Cool, thanks Blastcage.