Movies I'm afraid to buy on 3D blu-ray

[Frank@Chicago]

I did take a look at the Disney rewards site recently after someone mentioned getting Tron for free.

But the list of eligible BDs to earn points is so small, I have only three titles on that list and I'm not sure I have all the codes either (one was a used BD).

Funny thing is I have a lot of Disney products like Planes that seem to have codes in them, but the web site doesn't show those titles as eligible.

Maybe I should setup an account and just start feeding in the codes regardless...

[DuranFanWI]

Originally Posted by Frank@Chicago

I did take a look at the Disney rewards site recently after someone mentioned getting Tron for free.

But the list of eligible BDs to earn points is so small, I have only three titles on that list and I'm not sure I have all the codes either (one was a used BD).

Funny thing is I have a lot of Disney products like Planes that seem to have codes in them, but the web site doesn't show those titles as eligible.

Maybe I should setup an account and just start feeding in the codes regardless...

As long as you have a Disney DVD or Blu-Ray with the DMR code sheet and have an account set up, you should be able to enter the code onto their site and earn points (assuming they haven't been redeemed already). There's a huge variety of movies that come with the sheets, so I'd say set up your account and start entering in those codes!

[Frank@Chicago]

Originally Posted by DuranFanWI

As long as you have a Disney DVD or Blu-Ray with the DMR code sheet and have an account set up, you should be able to enter the code onto their site and earn points (assuming they haven't been redeemed already). There's a huge variety of movies that come with the sheets, so I'd say set up your account and start entering in those codes!

Based on all my Disney DVDs and BDs, that should be a huge number of points.

As long as most haven't expired or something, I should be good to go...

[infiniteCR]

Jack and the Giant slayer is a worthwhile, excellent 3d presentation. Story is fun enough too.

The others are regrets for me

[film11]

Originally Posted by infiniteCR

Jack and the Giant slayer is a worthwhile, excellent 3d presentation. Story is fun enough too.

The others are regrets for me

For 3D, definitely skip NIGHTMARE (regrettably).

JACK THE GIANT KILLER is easily the best of the bunch for 3D. It got a lot of naysayers, bad reviews, and disappointing box office but I thought it was fun and entertaining. Saw it twice in 3D.

[Frank@Chicago]

Putting in my Disney codes now...

Got to 300 points with DVDs only, but that's kinda disappointing because at least 10 DVDs had the Movie Rewards Star in back corner.

I used to buy used at FYE so maybe that's why or maybe I threw them out, onward to BD where there should be more points to be had...

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

Nightmare is one of the worst looking early conversions I've seen. I'd never watch it in 3D again. Poorly constructed depth in every frame. Look for some SBS 3D screenshots or clips online if you need to satisfy your curiosity.

Agree. Nightmare BC 3D I saw in theaters when first released and the 3D was the only reason I went to see it again in theaters. It looked as close to 2D as 3D can get sadly. Very mild 3D, and very disappointed I spent my money on the 3D that day way back when. I think they were just learning about conversions back then.

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John Carter 3D, I enjoy that one a lot. Medium to strong 3D.
Giant Slayer 3D, really good 3D, medium with some strong 3D.
Tron Legacy 3D: Mostly mild 3D.
Nightmare 3D: Mild 3D.

Enjoy.