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

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by Joe D.

Just ordered Static. Liked the comments made in the thread.

A great idea, but the movie and 3D fall short,imo. Let us know what you think, old wise one.

[Joe D.]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

A great idea, but the movie and 3D fall short,imo. Let us know what you think, old wise one.

I will, my 3D guru

[gazadams]

I quite liked static

[Joe D.]

Got the actual 3D version of The Second Coming (originally ordered the 2D version by mistake).

3D had good, natural depth but lacked ingenuity regarding placement and distances between front and back.

But I realize that really doesn't matter much in the general sense. While obviously preferable, 3D doesn't need to be reference quality to be both enjoyable and enhancing the visual experience. So this is meant more as an observation than criticism.

Region B and would recommend it. But note when inserting the disc marked 3D I got no 3D signal. Inserted the Blu-ray disc and the 3D instantly appeared to my relief. Guess this was my own "second coming".

[Joe D.]

Just watched Free Birds.

The animated film has it's share of good one liners but can drag at times. Can also be more upsetting than funny with Turkey's aware they are headed for the slaughter house. Depends upon an individual's personal taste.

3D was good with a colorful and sharp picture quality. Recommended for the 3D lover.

[Okiephile]

Watched Hobbs & Shaw, after watching all 9 of the other F&F. Movie good and 3D very good. Much more believable after the previous 9. Recommended.

Edit: The laws of science do not apply, leave your brain at the door!

[Okiephile]

Rewatched The Martian. A great movie with stunning 3D. Some people say the best watch is 4K. I heartily disagree! Highest recommendation.

[Okiephile]

Rewatched Passengers. Good movie, very good 3D. Highly recommended.

Edit: My very first watch. Bought a Samsung tv with 3D...never used, bought the 4K version of movie and it came with the 3D, since my TV came with 4sets of glasses, I said what the hell and watched, my Oppo also had capabilities, got hooked. Bought a projector that had 3D and now I’m in heaven, all by accident, more or less.

Edit2: I would have definitely opened Jennifer’s pod...not sure if I would wake her.

[panman40]

Last sunday we watched Chickenhare and the hamster from darkness…. A slow start but grabbed my attention in the second half. Not nWaves finest but worth a watch nonetheless.

The 3D was ok.. but nothing like already reported as good as previous nWave offerings such as turtles tale and house of magic.

I found that depth was lacking and born out when I took my glasses off that background scenes did not have any kind of double image.
Overall a real different feel from the nWave norm but so glad to have it on 3D Blu ray thanks to our friend from the Nederlands ����

[Joe D.]

Just watched XP (Paranormal Xperience).

Very enjoyable 3D enhances the gore and tension in this typical type film which still sports originality and an overall intelligent screenplay. Don't go by the critical reviews - was very surprised how much I enjoyed it.

There are multiple versions availabe and some (like mine from Spain) are Region B. The UK edition is all region Produced in Spain with Spanish audio and English subtitles (note the German edition does not include English subtitles) the excellent dts master audio takes advantage of all speakers.

Very much recommended.

[Cabanon]

got this one for under 10$. still looking for a decent price for the 2nd movie.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by Cabanon

got this one for under 10$. still looking for a decent price for the 2nd movie.

They’re both very good don’t give up!

[WaverBoy]

Originally Posted by panman40

Last sunday we watched Chickenhare and the hamster from darkness…. A slow start but grabbed my attention in the second half. Not nWaves finest but worth a watch nonetheless.

The 3D was ok.. but nothing like already reported as good as previous nWave offerings such as turtles tale and house of magic.

I found that depth was lacking and born out when I took my glasses off that background scenes did not have any kind of double image.
Overall a real different feel from the nWave norm but so glad to have it on 3D Blu ray thanks to our friend from the Nederlands ����

Pretty much agreed 100% on Chickenhare. Worth a watch or two, glad to have it, but not up to nWave’s finest either storywise or 3D-wise. Not even up to their mid-tier film Robinson Crusoe, which I have come to think is quite underrated. In my ranking of overall enjoyment, A Turtle’s Tale, The House Of Magic, The Son Of Bigfoot, and Bigfoot Family are all perfection IMO, closely followed by A Turtle’s Tale 2, then Robinson Crusoe, then a couple pegs down is Chickenhare, then a couple more pegs down is Corgi. All of them have strong-to-extremely-strong 3D except for Chickenhare. The two turtle movies have the strongest 3D. Another note: the 3D in all the films save Chickenhare is imaginatively used, which really makes the difference. Strong 3D in itself is one thing, but the brilliance of its implementation is what really makes nWave’s films so special to me. In Chickenhare the 3D is just kinda there.

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Originally Posted by WaverBoy

Pretty much agreed 100% on Chickenhare. Worth a watch or two, glad to have it, but not up to nWave’s finest either storywise or 3D-wise. Not even up to their mid-tier film Robinson Crusoe, which I have come to think is quite underrated. In my ranking of overall enjoyment, A Turtle’s Tale, The House Of Magic, The Son Of Bigfoot, and Bigfoot Family are all perfection IMO, closely followed by A Turtle’s Tale 2, then Robinson Crusoe, then a couple pegs down is Chickenhare, then a couple more pegs down is Corgi. All of them have strong-to-extremely-strong 3D except for Chickenhare. The two turtle movies have the strongest 3D. Another note: the 3D in all the films save Chickenhare is imaginatively used, which really makes the difference. Strong 3D in itself is one thing, but the brilliance of its implementation is what really makes nWave’s films so special to me. In Chickenhare the 3D is just kinda there.

It's a real crying shame because Queen's Corgi saved 3D in the eyes of my normie pals, after Marvel had convinced them that 3D was mediocre.

The problem now is that they only want to really see 3D of that caliber, and the hard truth is that out of the 1,000+ 3D titles, there might not even exist 100 with that quality of 3D.

I'm gonna have a bone to pick with nwave if the total tallies to 99

[panman40]

Originally Posted by WaverBoy

Pretty much agreed 100% on Chickenhare. Worth a watch or two, glad to have it, but not up to nWave’s finest either storywise or 3D-wise. Not even up to their mid-tier film Robinson Crusoe, which I have come to think is quite underrated. In my ranking of overall enjoyment, A Turtle’s Tale, The House Of Magic, The Son Of Bigfoot, and Bigfoot Family are all perfection IMO, closely followed by A Turtle’s Tale 2, then Robinson Crusoe, then a couple pegs down is Chickenhare, then a couple more pegs down is Corgi. All of them have strong-to-extremely-strong 3D except for Chickenhare. The two turtle movies have the strongest 3D. Another note: the 3D in all the films save Chickenhare is imaginatively used, which really makes the difference. Strong 3D in itself is one thing, but the brilliance of its implementation is what really makes nWave’s films so special to me. In Chickenhare the 3D is just kinda there.

Absolutely, well apart from Corgi as we like this one !

[Law212]

Finally got around to watching Monster hunter 3D.

I really enjoyed this movie, and the 3D was mild but help make the movie look great.

[Okiephile]

Lately stuck “off world”, rewatched Avatar. Very good movie with excellent use, if not spectacular, 3D. Don’t need to recommend, I’m sure everyone has seen it.

[Jlardonio]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

Lately stuck “off world”, rewatched Avatar. Very good movie with excellent use, if not spectacular, 3D. Don’t need to recommend, I’m sure everyone has seen it.

I haven't.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by Jlardonio

I haven't.

[Jlardonio]

Originally Posted by Okiephile

... seen it.