Oh boy, the 3D is very good. As with everything else about the third movie, the stereo was generally dialled back and lacked depth, particularly in the vertical direction due to the scope AR compressing the available space. In contrast, the fourth movie drops that excessive restraint in many ways including the 3D presentation. Despicable Me 4 features rather strong 3D, not quite as good as Migration, but with the added benefit of 1.85! There are countless moments of characters sticking hands and objects out, flight, particles, and a visual representation of distortion caused by a shockwave that I don't recall ever seeing represented that way before in 3D. I will be seeing it again for the 3D experience alone, but the movie itself isn't too bad - not highbrow entertainment obviously, yet better than I was expecting.
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