Best full screen (1.78:1 or 1.85:1 aspect ratio) 3D movies - no letterbox black bars

[xtreme02gt]

Is there a place on here I can go to see all movie in 3D that are in full screen only? Or can someone list a few for me?

[UFAlien]

Click "movies" on the top bar, then "Search Reviews" on the side column. Check the "Blu-ray 3D" box. Then for aspect ratio, select 1.78:1 in the drop down menu. Do your search. Viola.

[xtreme02gt]

Thanks for the help

[Impossible]

1:85 is also full screen!

[Bojado71]

I realize movies are generally made at a ratio that requires black bars on the top and bottom of the screen to display the image in its native form but I really enjoy when I see the rare 3D Blu Ray that takes up the entire TV screen with no black bars. The 3D is just so much more immersive. Are there any 3D Blu Rays like this that can be recommended?

[Udon BeLaze]

Depends on the genre of movie you might like, but here are a few in 3D that fill up the screen:

Hugo
Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away
Drive Angry
Beauty and the Beast
The Little Mermaid
Pacific Rim

[Natrix1973]

The Avengers

Avatar

Monsters University

Any Imax 3D titles

[UFAlien]

Step Up 3D (dance movie, apparently has really good 3D but the genre's hit-or-miss)
Bait (a thriller about sharks in a flooded grocery store)
Dial M for Murder, the Hitchcock classic
Alice in Wonderland (the live-action stuff is converted and the conversion work is eh, but the movie is largely native 3D CGI)
Journey to the Center of the Earth (Very kiddie-flick sort of movie but great 3D)
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (See above)
Wrath of the Titans (Converted, but much better than its prequel in that department)
Fright Night
Sadako (Only if you don't mind reading subtitles and enjoy laughing at horribly unscary "horror movies")
Tormented (Ditto on the subtitles, though the movie is somewhat better)

[Active3D]

All of David Attenborough's 3D nature films are highly recommended and all are 16:9. I hate letterboxing!

[BillieCassin]

Originally Posted by UFAlien

Sadako (Only if you don't mind reading subtitles and enjoy laughing at horribly unscary "horror movies")

How does that work? LOL.

Honestly never even thought about what subs would look like with a 3-D title. I take it they just look super imposed over the closest thing in the picture?

Just never even occurred to me, very curious now.

[Bojado71]

Originally Posted by tigermoth

Avatar
Tangled
The Little Mermaid
The Lion King
Beauty and the Beast
Meet the Robinsons
Bolt
Monsters, inc.
Monsters University
Toy Story Trilogy
Frankenweenie
Madagascar 3
Jurassic Park
Finding Nemo
Despicable me
Despicable Me 2
Open Season
Ice Age 3
Titanic
Marvels The Avengers
Pacific Rim
Doctor Who
Hugo
Ghosts of the Abyss
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
A Turtle's Tale 1&2
House of Magic
Cirque du Soleil Worlds Away
Rise of the Guardians
Dr. Seuss' The Lorax

Mr. Peabody & Sherman is up for pre-order and every documentary is 16:9

Great list thanks!

[Bojado71]

Originally Posted by Udon BeLaze

Depends on the genre of movie you might like, but here are a few in 3D that fill up the screen:

Hugo
Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away
Drive Angry
Beauty and the Beast
The Little Mermaid
Pacific Rim

Thanks! I have all but Little Mermaid. How is 3D in it?

[Udon BeLaze]

Originally Posted by Bojado71

Thanks! I have all but Little Mermaid. How is 3D in it?

Pretty mild 3D throughout. Nothing bad except for a few crosstalk instances with maybe two Sebastian scenes. He ghosts for some odd unknown reason. First time I've ever experienced any anomaly with 3D movies on my tv. YMMV.

I still recommend The Little Mermaid because of the hand drawn art style. Looks like a painting since this wasn't CGI. Nice contrast to the super slick glossiness of newer animated movies. Besides, I wanted to upgrade TLM to blu and having a 3D version is icing.

[levcore]

Has anyone mentioned Life of Pi? That's screen filling. There's that great bit when it goes to Letterbox though for the flying fish and they start coming out of the black bars.