Index of pop-outs by 3D movie with time stamps

[Damon1281]

Only a handful of pop-outs but don't miss this one. Tons of beautifully staged shots with very impressive depth. I didn't care for the lead actor in this but hey, you can't have everything! This story runs concurrently with the groundbreaking 300 starring Gerard Butler. So kind of a presequel, sort of.




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1. ____3:10____'__Weather___________________________'_ mild
2. ___14:27____'__Scroll___________+++++++__'medium
3. ___15:33____'__Horse pops in ______________'_medium
4. ___22:20____''__Severed head______________________medium
5. _+_42:33____'__Finger point (arm)____________medium +
6. ___44:35_____''_Spear______________________Strong
7. __1:00:16______Arrow______________________mild
8. __1:01:30______Spear______________________Strong
9. __1:02:26______flaming arrows _____________'_Strong
10. __1:30:13______Spartan ship _______________'_Mild

[Damon1281]

Still my favorite DC film, and the 3D was quite respectable. Not as strong as I like but quite a few glorious scenes scattered amongst the milder close up scenes. Like 300:ROAE, there were times that it looked like the screen became an actual barrier to stop pop-outs. Tons of debris shots didn't quite make it out of the scene. Also like 300, but not nearly as much or as strong, there were numerous particles floating in front of the screen (I didn't count those.) None of the pop-outs were what I consider strong and most of them were fast so don't blink.


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1. ____1:58_______Birds________________________medium
2. ____4:48_______Gun___________________ ____'_mild +
3. ___40:03_______Robot______________________._mild
4. ___42:31_______Helicopter____________________mild +
5. ___49:60_______Superman____________________medium
6. ___50:01_______Superman fists________________medium
7. ___51:11_______Superman____________________medium
8. ___51:27_______Superman____________________mild
9. ___51:35_______Superman____________________medium
10. ___52:19_______Superman____________________medium
11. ___57:06_______Kent's arm____________________medium plus
12. ._1:10:16____.__Gun barrel__________________.__mild
13. ._1:15:01_____._Hand_________________________mild
14. ._1:21:06_____._Hand/skulls____________________mild
15. _.1:37:18_____._Knife_________________________medium
16. ._1:49:02_____._Superman_____________________medium
17. ._1:50:09_____._Jet_________________________._medium
18. ._1:55:25____.__Superman's hand_______________medium
19. ._1:59:40___.___Superman and Lois_____________ mild
20. ._2:04:12_____._Superman_____________________medium
21. ._2:04:28______.General Zod ________________.__medium

[Damon1281]

The true story of the whaling ship Essex that was attacked by a whale, leaving the captain and crew lost at sea. This was, of course, the story that inspired Moby Dick. Directed by Ron Howard, the story is told from the point of view of the last surviving crew member being interviewed by Herman Mehlville.
The good: lots of strong 3D shots with many pop-outs, interesting story, and cinematically pleasing to the eye. Well acted as well for the most part.
Also I found this more pleasing as a film. The book, while a more definitive account, was clumsily written IMO. On the other hand the book chronicled much more of the harrowing journey left out of the film. I encourage reading it as it is quite a remarkable tale.

The bad: As good as the 3D is, it isn't framed to take advantage of it in a lot of places. If you have a small display, it will be less impressive. Sit closer! Because of that, I left out a dozen or more pop-outs that cross two of the screen borders, most of which are either Nickerson or Mehlville while telling the tale.




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1. ____8:19____'___Blade sharpened_______________"__'_ mild
2. ___10:45____'___Face___________+++++++___'mild
3. ___12:07____'___Bottle_____________________'_mild
4. ___27:54____''__ Mast______________"__________________Strong
5. ___36:30_____'__Hook_______________________Strong
   
6. ___44:50__'___''_Lamp____________________''__medium
7. '_'_50:32_____'__Water on camera lens__________medium
8. ___52:03____'___Spyglass____________________medium
9. ___53:49___'____Mehlville __________________''_mild +
10. ___54:36___'____Harpoon _______________'___'_medium
11. ___54:43___'____Ropes _______________'_____'_Strong
12. ___58:33___'____Whale ________________'___'''_mild
13. ___58:37___'____Rope __________________'___'_Strong
14. '_1:05:36___'____Silhouette _______________'___mild +
15. '_1:06:33___'____Debris in water___________'__'_medium
16. '_1:11:02___'____Mast _____________'______'___Strong
17. '_1:15:11___'____Boards _______________'___'__mild +
18. '_1:17:04___'____Mast _______________'____'___Strong
19. '_1:17:36___'____Water drops __________'____'__Strong
20. '_1:27:56___'____Oar handle ______________''___mild +
21. '_1:29:29___'____Lamp _______________'_______mild
22. '_1:33:00___'____Pistol _______________'_______Strong
23. '_1:35:47___'____Harpoon _______________'__'__Strong
24. '_1:38:04___'____Fish _______________'________Strong

[Damon1281]

Sometimes demons are so bad that a normal exorcist just won't do. For these you need, you guessed, HELLBENDERS! "The Augustine Interfaith Order of Hellbound Saints, a team of blasphemous ministers who live in a constant state of debauchery, work to drag the worst of demons back to Hell. " Starring Clancy Brown of Spongebob, Highlander, and Shawshank fame and Dan Fogler, noted ping pong champion.


Several good pop-outs but nothing real pronounced. This, my second viewing, found me warming up a little more to the humor. This is a pretty well done Horror/Comedy despite its B-movie looks. This just barely made my second best category. Caution, the movie is verbally vulgar.




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1. ____4:26____'___Cigarette_______________"__'__________ medium
2. ____4:27____'___Larry___________+++++++___'mild
3. ____6:54____'___Larry's head_______________'__medium
4. ____7:35____''__ Stephen______________"_______________medium
5. ___10:21_____'__Lemonade bottle______________medium
   
6. ___10:24_____'__Knife/coat peg_____________''__mild
7. ___13:00_____'__Mobile?___________________'__mild
8. ___15:03____'___Demon head________________'_medium
9. ___17:19___'____Pipe ______________________''_medium
10. ___17:36___'____Larry __________________'___'_medium
11. ___23:40___'____Clancy's head __________''____'_mild
12. ___23:57___'____Finger point ____________'___'''_mild +
    
13. ___24:08___'____Laptop _________________'___'_mild
14. ___25:30___'____Book on table____________'___'_medium
15. ___26:22___'____Fist __________________'_'___'_Strong
16. ___38:45___'____Hand _____________'_____'___'_mild
17. ___40:50___'____Particles ________________'___'_medium
18. ___42:39___'____Particles ________________'___'_medium
19. ___45:07___'____Woman __________''______'___'_medium
20. ___46:02___'____Angus __________________'___'_mild
21. '_1:12:45___'____Post _________________'__'__'__medium
22. '_1:12:50___'____Hand (Liz) ___________'________mild +

[Damon1281]

I don't have any complaints about the 3D in this one. This is one of my favorite horror flicks and I don't have many in this genre, which is weird because I watch most of them. Quite a few pop outs but the only drawback is how dark the movie is. Not a problem for the BenQ but was a little less impressive on my Epson. I like the creature designs and the creepy score and tone of the movie. I also really like the pop-out at 16:21 of the table. It isn't very strong, but as the corner of the table extends toward you, it falls deeper into shadow were it blends to the edge of the screen. Probably isn't as convincing on a TV, particularly in a lighted room, but I thought it a pretty clever way to sell a pop-out that butted up against two edges of the screen.

Stars Sean Bean and Kit Harrington whom I believe played father and son in Game of Thrones. I never heard of the girl but she works.

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1. ____4:11____'___Knife______________________'___"__'_ medium
2. ____6:25____'___Sean Bean's head____+++___'mild
3. ___16:21____'___Table with cellphone________'_medium
4. ___20:48____''__ Hand and Fingertips_____________Strong
5. ___21:04_____'__Sword______________'______Strong +
   
6. ___22:00__'___''_Heather/Alessa___________''__mild
7. ___26:55_____'__Snow_____________'________medium
8. ___30:52____'___Door shards________________medium
9. ___37:13___'____Demon girl ________'______''_medium +
10. ___40:20___'____Dissolving wall ______'__'___'_mild
11. ___41:44___'____Ash _______________''_____'_mild
12. ___46:50___'____Birds ______________'_'___'''_mild
13. ___51:13___'____Creature head________'_'___'_medium
14. ___51:27___'____Mannequin head ______''__'___Strong
15. ___52:07___'____Creature leg __________''___'_medium
16. ___52:20___'____Creature head_________''___'_Strong
17. ___57:31___'____Gun_____________'_______''_medium +
18. ___58:31___'____Flashlight beam____________''medium
19. '_1:01:33___'____Gun _____________'______'__medium
20. '_1:01:40___'____Gun _______________'___'___medium
21. '_1:02:42___'____Gun _______________'____'__Strong
22. '_1:04:56___'____Arms __________'____'______mild
23. '_1:05:06___'____Arms ______________''______medium +
24. '_1:05:11___'____Axe _______________'____''__Strong
25. '_1:07:21___'____Electric prod_____________''__Strong
26. '_1:12:59___'____Rock-O-Plane _____________'_mild
27. '_1:20:33___'____Seal _______________'______'mild +
28. '_1:21:18___'____Helmet _______________'____medium +
29. '_1:22:30___'____Axe _______________'_______Extreme
30. '_1:22:33___'____Severed head _____________'_medium +

[Damon1281]

"Nova Zembla is a 2011 Dutch historical drama film directed by Reinout Oerlemans. It is the first Dutch feature film in 3D. The film describes the last journey of Willem Barentsz and Jacob van Heemskerk through 1596–1597 when they and their crew tried to discover the Northeast Passage to the Indies"

Nice natural looking 3D but not real strong. Has a handful of pop-outs. This is only available in Dutch as far as I know but it does have English subtitles.
Tosses in a half-ass love story with the beautiful Doutzen Kroes


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[Damon1281]

While there are a fair amount of pop-outs, only one was really strong. A few were pretty clever and well placed but this is not a recommended movie for pop-outs. At two and a half hours, twenty mostly mild pop-outs doesn't quite seem like enough. I do recommend the movie overall. It makes good use of 3D all the same and is an engrossing watch. One of my favorite 3D movies.


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[Damon1281]

You would expect this to have good pop-outs and it does, from mild to extreme. This is just like the other ones as far as the story goes. Before the end credits there several scenes from the other four films converted to 3D also sporting some pop-outs as a bonus. I didn't count those as they didn't seem to be part of the movie really. I also tend to not count credits in general if you hadn't noticed, but if one is really special I might say something.


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[Damon1281]

This little loved 3D effort stars Sam Worthington with an all-star supporting cast. It is not without pop-outs though. None of them are all that great and many are distorted. Still, I liked the movie and the 3D is good enough to make it my preferred viewing method.



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[Damon1281]

Brought to you by the man who likes to film his daughter naked, Argento's Dracula is high contrast and vividly colored, which is good because a lot of the film is dark. I mostly enjoyed this but I must admit the

[Show spoiler]giant praying mantis

is just completely silly and shatters the tone (despite it being one of the better pop-outs.) I was also not keen on the male actors that often sounded like they might have forgotten their lines. Sorry Rutger. The 3D is good with numerous pop-outs to enjoy.


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[kurosawa]

The strength color-meter is a nice touch! It pops...uh...stands out.

[Damon1281]

El Corazón y la Espada (The Sword of Granada)

ding ding ding, we have a new winner.

Well well. Finally something usurps the top spot in my list. Boasting a pop-out count that rivals Comin' at Ya!, but with perfect alignment (no going cross-eyed here trying to fuse the images,) The Sword of Granada is my new pop-out king. This thing is bursting at the seams even when it's not trying to knock you over, with numerous instances of characters just bulging out of screen and much of the decor hovering outside of the screen. In fact, I doubt there is more than 10 minutes in the entire film where something isn't extending into your theatre room. These are not just quick pop-outs like during sword fights, but objects remaining for most of a scene while still other pop-outs happen. If you are a pop-out fan you must have this in your collection. You can find it on 3D Rarities II, brought you by our friends at the 3D Film Archive. Cesar Romero stars in this vintage Mexican movie. He always seemed short in Batman, but looks much taller here.



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[film11]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

El Corazón y la Espada (The Sword of Granada)

ding ding ding, we have a new winner.

Well well. Finally something usurps the top spot in my list. Boasting a pop-out count that rivals Comin' at Ya!, but with perfect alignment (no going cross-eyed here trying to fuse the images,) The Sword of Granada is my new pop-out king. This thing is bursting at the seams even when it's not trying to knock you over, with numerous instances of characters just bulging out of screen and much of the decor hovering outside of the screen. In fact, I doubt there is more than 10 minutes in the entire film where something isn't extending into your theatre room. These are not just quick pop-outs like during sword fights, but objects remaining for most of a scene while still other pop-outs happen. If you are a pop-out fan you must have this in your collection. You can find it on 3D Rarities II, brought you by our friends at the 3D Film Archive. Cesar Romero stars in this vintage Mexican movie. He always seemed short in Batman, but looks much taller here.



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Unrelated but may I ask how the BenQ handles 3D? Brightness? Does it have depth adjustment? Ok to dm.

[Damon1281]

Originally Posted by film11

Unrelated but may I ask how the BenQ handles 3D? Brightness? Does it have depth adjustment? Ok to dm.

The BenQ is very bright. The 3D is great, no ghosting on anything, with the caveat that cheap glasses lose sync easily and present weird distortions in color. I splurged a couple of months ago and bought the recommended glasses and have been using the BenQ ever since. I don't know about depth adjustment, I don't see one.

[cinerama]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

The BenQ is very bright. The 3D is great, no ghosting on anything, with the caveat that cheap glasses lose sync easily and present weird distortions in color. I splurged a couple of months ago and bought the recommended glasses and have been using the BenQ ever since. I don't know about depth adjustment, I don't see one.

I have the BenQ HT3550 which also has very nice 3D, no ghosting/crosstalk. 160 inch image from 13 feet.

[Damon1281]

If the plethora of mild to medium pop-outs doesn't "wow" you, there's always Beau Garrett and Olivia Wilde at their most fetching.



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[New2019]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

El Corazón y la Espada (The Sword of Granada)

ding ding ding, we have a new winner.

Well well. Finally something usurps the top spot in my list. Boasting a pop-out count that rivals Comin' at Ya!, but with perfect alignment (no going cross-eyed here trying to fuse the images,) The Sword of Granada is my new pop-out king. This thing is bursting at the seams even when it's not trying to knock you over, with numerous instances of characters just bulging out of screen and much of the decor hovering outside of the screen. In fact, I doubt there is more than 10 minutes in the entire film where something isn't extending into your theatre room. These are not just quick pop-outs like during sword fights, but objects remaining for most of a scene while still other pop-outs happen. If you are a pop-out fan you must have this in your collection. You can find it on 3D Rarities II, brought you by our friends at the 3D Film Archive. Cesar Romero stars in this vintage Mexican movie. He always seemed short in Batman, but looks much taller here.



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sorry for my ignorance.
when you say 'You can find it on 3D Rarities II', does it mean that 3D Rarities II has this Movie already in it?
And, where to find these cheapest to ship to canada pls? I tried in amazon.ca but nothing there and so amazon.co.uk

[Damon1281]

Originally Posted by New2019

sorry for my ignorance.
when you say 'You can find it on 3D Rarities II', does it mean that 3D Rarities II has this Movie already in it?
And, where to find these cheapest to ship to canada pls? I tried in amazon.ca but nothing there and so amazon.co.uk

Yes. I don't know about shipping to Canada but the first post in the thread (link below) for 3D Rarities II, keeps track of available places to purchase.


https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=315194

[benji888578]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

I didn't care so much for this film the first time I saw it, but that was in 2d. A rewatch in 3D changes everything for this film. First of all it breaks into my top field of pop-outs and secondly it renders the performance of the two characters, neither of whom I like, moot. The display, if not an wholly accurate depiction of space, is a spectacular one. View this with confidence in the presence of friends!
...

I saw this in IMAX 3D and it was one of my top 5 IMAX 3D experiences! ...I’ve yet to see it since, glad the 3D disc turned out well, but, I imagine the film would fall flat in 2D as you said.

[Damon1281]

One of my favorite movies but alas, not very impressive 3D or pop-outs. Still I prefer watching it in 3D. It's a little better than the button on your TV...maybe.

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