3D Blu-ray Disc You LAST BOUGHT or WATCHED Thread

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by Cabanon

on another note, is there a place where I can check which 3D blu-ray has which case version ? there's so many different variation, that before ordering replacement case, I'll need to know which one to buy. Pirates band of misfits for example has a clear case just like Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. you can DM or simply point me in the right direction.

Sounds like something for the QUESTIONS thread. Sony used the clear cases back when they cared about releasing 3D Blu-rays. More generally, you can always look at pictures on ebay but surely if you are ordering replacement cases you already have an exising case which you are replacing?

[panman40]

To start off the animated Halloween season we’re just going to watch Paranorman.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by panman40

To start off the animated Halloween season we’re just going to watch Paranorman.

Don’t forget Monster House... unless it’s too scary

[Cabanon]

Originally Posted by the13thman

Sounds like something for the QUESTIONS thread. Sony used the clear cases back when they cared about releasing 3D Blu-rays. More generally, you can always look at pictures on ebay but surely if you are ordering replacement cases you already have an exising case which you are replacing?

black rental case, see post 22467 and 22504. all the artwork were included so I need those blue case but some are bigger than usual. maybe I should measure the artwork's width to have an idea. there's 11mm, 12.5mm and 15mm case.

[panman40]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

Don’t forget Monster House... unless it’s too scary

Good call , I’m going to need more days in the week

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by panman40

Good call , I’m going to need more days in the week

“Too many movies, too little time”

[panman40]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

“Too many movies, too little time”

That’s about right… watched Paranorman again but to be honest I found that 80% of the 3D was pretty flat and the movie was still slightly annoying?, to many “Urgh and Arghh “ throughout for my liking. There are some clever moments in the movie though so not all doom and gloom!.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by panman40

That’s about right… watched Paranorman again but to be honest I found that 80% of the 3D was pretty flat and the movie was still slightly annoying?, to many “Urgh and Arghh “ throughout for my liking. There are some clever moments in the movie though so not all doom and gloom!.

That’s why I recommended Monster House. I guarantee a better 3D experience.

[panman40]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

That’s why I recommended Monster House. I guarantee a better 3D experience.

Yep, you’ll be right, I remember it being pretty decent 3D.

[Okiephile]

I think I’ll start my Halloween watch with everybody’s traditional favorite, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer! ( May or may not be historically accurate.)

[Joe D.]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

I think I’ll start my Halloween watch with everybody’s traditional favorite, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer! ( May or may not be historically accurate.)

Hi Okie,

Years ago when I was just getting into 3D I hesitated purchasing it simply because the title itself seemed so preposterous. But because of my love for 3D I finally did and boy was I wrong. While not exactly historically accurate, it was clever usage of basic historical events to create an unusual and obviously off beat premise. And it worked because it was well thought-out and executed.

[Joe D.]

Again just watched In the Heart of the Sea.

A great story filmed in meticulous 3D. And an example of how 3D can simply enhance the viewing pleasure of any good movie. 3D is a production art form just as the proper shading of black and white, color saturation, set design, etc. It does not need to be gimmicky to add to viewing realism

Would have liked this film anyway but not nearly as much had it not been in 3D.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by Joe D.

Hi Okie,

Years ago when I was just getting into 3D I hesitated purchasing it simply because the title itself seemed so preposterous. But because of my love for 3D I finally did and boy was I wrong. While not exactly historically accurate, it was clever usage of basic historical events to create an unusual and obviously off beat premise. And it worked because it was well thought-out and executed.

Very eloquent. I heartily agree. You may not remember, but you convinced me to buy it a couple of years ago, when I was still a novice.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by panman40

Yep, you’ll be right, I remember it being pretty decent 3D.

Another great animated movie for Halloween... Coco. Highly recommended.

[Joe D.]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

Very eloquent. I heartily agree. You may not remember, but you convinced me to buy it a couple of years ago, when I was still a novice.

Hi Okie,

I don't recall that but it sounds like something I would have done.

[panman40]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

Another great animated movie for Halloween... Coco. Highly recommended.

Definitely, we didn’t like it on first watch but second time around it was brilliant :.

[Cabanon]

Originally Posted by Joe D.

Again just watched In the Heart of the Sea

on my watch list tonight.

got this yesterday. already seen it a bunch of times with kids so I'm eager to see how 3D can add more to it.

[xootoo]

Originally Posted by Cabanon

on my watch list tonight.

got this yesterday. already seen it a bunch of times with kids so I'm eager to see how 3D can add more to it.

One of the very best 3D animation movies. Have fun tonight!

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by Cabanon

on my watch list tonight.

got this yesterday. already seen it a bunch of times with kids so I'm eager to see how 3D can add more to it.

A real treat in 3D.

[Spectra]

Originally Posted by Cabanon

on my watch list tonight.

got this yesterday. already seen it a bunch of times with kids so I'm eager to see how 3D can add more to it.

You're going to love it....the 3D is spectacular.