3D - Journey to the center of the earth

[jingoboy_78]

So I guess this movie is coming out tomorrow and just wondering whether it will be screened in 3D in all the theaters or only in selective theaters?

Anybody planning to go and see this one? They say its the first 3D digital presentation? May be I am wrong..Any opinions are welcome..

[Chris60119]

I'm going. Looking forward to it.

[GreenScar]

Originally Posted by frettless5

I'm going. Looking forward to it.

Wait a minute. You've only seen Crystal Skull this Summer and you're next movie is going to be this one?

You should really go see Iron Man, Incredible Hulk, Wanted, or Wall-E.

((I'm totally basing this off your post in the movies you've seen this summer thread))

[WriteSimply]

I saw it on Wednesday but was just too busy to write a review. I have written Hellboy 2 halfway and haven't started on TDK.

The movie was fun but not a mandatory view. It's the first live-action 3D Digital film to be produced. The acting and VFX are pretty good and so are the 3D effects. But if you're watching it in 3D, make sure that the screen is big enough to cover your field of vision (but not too big that it gets overwhelming). That's when the 3D really pops up.


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[Bizdady]

Might have to go take the kid to see this one so I wont feel bad leaving her at grandmas next weekend as I watch the late night batman imax

[Jim L]

But my local theater is digital.

Do you think it will be 3D??

[Borris]

Originally Posted by WriteSimply

I saw it on Wednesday but was just too busy to write a review. I have written Hellboy 2 halfway and haven't started on TDK.

The movie was fun but not a mandatory view. It's the first live-action 3D Digital film to be produced. The acting and VFX are pretty good and so are the 3D effects. But if you're watching it in 3D, make sure that the screen is big enough to cover your field of vision (but not too big that it gets overwhelming). That's when the 3D really pops up.


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Not exactly, the National Geographic-produced U23D was the first live action 3D Digital film to be produced. This would be the first scripted live action 3D Digital film.

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Originally Posted by jingoboy_78

So I guess this movie is coming out tomorrow and just wondering whether it will be screened in 3D in all the theaters or only in selective theaters?

Anybody planning to go and see this one? They say its the first 3D digital presentation? May be I am wrong..Any opinions are welcome..

Well, I saw Beowulf in 3D at my local IMAX last November; its definitely worth the extra buck. I would like to see this movie tomorrow but I've pissed away my money on gas, beer, junk food, and bills. Knock yourself out and watch it with your g/f or whoever.

[jingoboy_78]

Yeah that!!!..

It would be better if it was an IMAX presentation..but unfortunately its coming only in local theaters..Just wondering is it going to be in 3D in all the theaters?

[tiger roach]

Pretty sure the commercials I've seen said "3D in select theaters."

[That Purple Stuff]

Its only Real D theaters. I believe most AMC theaters have it

[crazybat_07]

I saw this on Saturday and it was a very entertaining movie!!! Hope they make a sequel to it & looking forward to it on blu-ray.......

[jingoboy_78]

Saw this movie last sat..It was awesome in 3D!!

[ccfixx]

Saw the 3-D presentation yesterday... an average movie, at best, with the saving grace of 3-D to help push its ticket sales. I can't imagine it being that great outside of a 3-D showing, though.

Also, was trying to save some money by hitting up the matinee showing, but the theater was charging an extra $3 per ticket for the 3-D glasses.

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[CptGreedle]

It was a fun 3D movie, but I am not sure I will want to get this on disc. Without the 3D, I am just not sure how well this movie will transfer.

[SquidPuppet]

For a popcorn flick I give it an A+. Pure fluff and cheese, done well. I laughed many times, jumped many times, and lots of the "in earth scenery" was great looking. Personally, I believe the "in earth" stuff could look fantasic on Blu.

[statikcat]

Originally Posted by jingoboy_78

Saw this movie last sat..It was awesome in 3D!!

3d glasses usually makes things grainy, dark, and hard to see. Was it the case here?

[WriteSimply]

Originally Posted by statikcat

3d glasses usually makes things grainy, dark, and hard to see. Was it the case here?

Nope. Some 3D screens are coated with silver to make it a high contrast screen. The cinematography for Journey is well made for the most part.


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[Drewza89]

I just got back from seeing this at the theater in 3D. They give you some really cool Elvis Costello-esque plastic glasses instead of the blue and red cardboard ones. I had a great time. It was the ultimate summer popcorn flick and the 3D was terrific. They hinted at the possibility of a sequel at the end of the movie taking place at the Lost City of Atlantis. The idea of them going to Atlantis has the potential to be even better. As of July 27, It's made over 60 million dollars in the States and over 11 million dollars elsewhere. Obviously, that means it has made back its budget of 45 million dollars. If they do make the sequel, I hope they keep the same cast. Everyone involved did a great job.

Overall, I had a great time. Good, clean fun that the whole family will enjoy!

Here's a picture of the glasses:

[jingoboy_78]

Originally Posted by statikcat

3d glasses usually makes things grainy, dark, and hard to see. Was it the case here?

Well not really..The theater to which I went.., the screen was very small and I was sittting all the way up/higher.No problem at all.. ..Hope you will enjoy it too..