Poltergeist 3D (2015) Blu-ray 3D [Region Free]

[Zivouhr]

Good to see. Post your thoughts on the 3D.

I'll be checking this out finally, soon. I didn't see it in theaters as there were other movies playing that took priority during that time.

[GxyExpress999]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

Good to see. Post your thoughts on the 3D.

I'll be checking this out finally, soon. I didn't see it in theaters as there were other movies playing that took priority during that time.

Yeah, I'll probably watch it after this one:

[Zivouhr]

Enjoy.

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Poltergeist 3D: Converted from 2D to 3D by Legend 3D.
3D Layers: 9/10. Mostly high medium to strong 3D layers. Some medium.
3D Pop out count: 5/10. A decent amount of pop outs.
3D Framing: 8/10. The camera framing of most shots look great in 3D.

3D Conversion Total: 9/10. An excellent high medium to strong 3D conversion that went well beyond my expectations. There is only one shot at the end of the film that they didn't convert to 3D as the car drives off with a close up inside. The strong 3D opening house shot with the weeping tree in the foreground will give you an idea of what to expect with this conversion.

The movie caught me off guard more than I expected also, and was tense and exciting most times. The evil spirits were ghastly to my liking in this film.
If you want a tense 3D horror movie with stronger 3D, this is a must buy.

[GxyExpress999]

Watched it today.

3D: I liked the depth and a few pop-outs so I was generally satisfied but not overly impressed.

Movie: I miss Carol Anne's Theme.

Jerry Goldsmith - Poltergeist - Carol Anne's Theme (End Title) - YouTube

[Damon1281]

I just got this in the mail and realized I must have rented it before. I don't remember if I saw it in 3d but I remember being disappointed in Sam Rockwell's performance, an actor I usually like a lot.

[Zivouhr]

Thanks.

Is Sam Rockwell the father? His performance was interesting in that he stayed very calm and collected even when chairs were flying. He calmly said with some sarcasm to the guy with the video camera (paraphrased) "See that, did you get that on your little video recorder?" Then he walks out of the room more concerned about proving his point than the fact a chair flew into the wall.

The 3D was great in my view.

[Damon1281]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

Thanks.

Is Sam Rockwell the father? His performance was interesting in that he stayed very calm and collected even when chairs were flying. He calmly said with some sarcasm to the guy with the video camera (paraphrased) "See that, did you get that on your little video recorder?" Then he walks out of the room more concerned about proving his point than the fact a chair flew into the wall.

The 3D was great in my view.

Yes he is the father. He played the farm hand in the Green Mile and Justin Hammer in Iron Man 2 as well. I can't wait to pop this in.

[levcore]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

Thanks.

Is Sam Rockwell the father? His performance was interesting in that he stayed very calm and collected even when chairs were flying. He calmly said with some sarcasm to the guy with the video camera (paraphrased) "See that, did you get that on your little video recorder?" Then he walks out of the room more concerned about proving his point than the fact a chair flew into the wall.

The 3D was great in my view.

Sam Rockwell was definitely phoning it in with this movie. This was clearly just a paycheque to him.