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

[Cabanon]

watched Wingsuit Warriors 3D. 3D is strong but there's something off with the dialogue, as if it's delayed 0.2 seconds and it annoys me alot. there's stuttering in some places that felt like the 3D was weird. other than that, buckle up, dive in and don't close your eyes !

[Joe D.]

Just ordered two more "3D Concerts Fairy Forest & The Feast" and "Safety Geeks"

The 3D on each got good reviews along with the music and comedy. Saved money by getting both from the same seller. With tax was $20 and change.

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

Do what's best for you, but no need to wait for your relatives for this short, imo. I watched the Digimon shorts with fansubs, and the story is pretty non-essential in those too. Honestly, I'll probably go without the subs next time I watch to avoid them clashing with 3D pop-outs.

I haven't watched the JPN Godzilla 2014 disc. I know it has an English track, but I don't remember if there are subtitled parts. A user review on Amazon JPN suggested that the audio track on the American disc has stronger bass than the one on the JPN disc. I can't attest to whether that is true or not.

My wife is always complaining about my bass so I can live with less powerful audio, it's just the subtitles I am wondering about. I will have to move it up my watch list.

I did just watch the Monster Planet short and it was everything I was hoping for, I just wish it was longer.

[Cabanon]

just finished watching the Brazilian version of The Legendary Dragon 3D. 3D was just fine, great amount of depth and layers separation. the only flat part was at the start of movie in the wood, other than that 3D is present all along. Movie was ok at best, also predictable and typical but 3D made it more enjoyable.

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by the13thman

My wife is always complaining about my bass so I can live with less powerful audio, it's just the subtitles I am wondering about. I will have to move it up my watch list.

I did just watch the Monster Planet short and it was everything I was hoping for, I just wish it was longer.

Wives, always complaining about something!

[panman40]

So, going forward if you don’t want to part with £££$$$ for the JP 4k 3D dvd all singing all dancing releases or the nostalgic 50’s titles from 3DFA that looks like it for us 3D home enthusiasts now ….
If I’m still alive I’ll see you on the other side when 3D makes a comeback

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by panman40

So, going forward if you don’t want to part with £££$$$ for the JP 4k 3D dvd all singing all dancing releases or the nostalgic 50’s titles from 3DFA that looks like it for us 3D home enthusiasts now ….
If I’m still alive I’ll see you on the other side when 3D makes a comeback

Everything coming from the 3DFA is quality vintage 3D, whether it's from the 50s or 80s. And the prices are standard US prices. We have also have Turbine picking up from RSM, though it remains to be seen if they can pick up anything currently unreleased.

I have enough 3D Blu-rays to watch a different piece of 3D content every day for a couple of years so if you're a real 3D home enthusiast there's always plenty to enjoy.

[panman40]

Originally Posted by the13thman

Everything coming from the 3DFA is quality vintage 3D, whether it's from the 50s or 80s. And the prices are standard US prices. We have also have Turbine picking up from RSM, though it remains to be seen if they can pick up anything currently unreleased.

I have enough 3D Blu-rays to watch a different piece of 3D content every day for a couple of years so if you're a real 3D home enthusiast there's always plenty to enjoy.

My problem is I’m not really into some of the films that the 3DFA team are restoring so it narrows it right down. Hopefully Turbine do pick up where RSM left off.
I did sell on some of my 3D collection as they were watch once material but I’ve since been buying a few back again. I’ve been an avid 3D fan since the first Avatar film.

[levcore]

I really don't watch 3D much anymore, perhaps one 3D movie each weekend and that's it pretty much. I only have 1 3D TV left now and want it to last as long as possible, plus i have absolutely rinsed my live action 3D collection and i struggle to watch animation these days. When a new MCU Movienex comes out, I probably watched it about 5 times in the first few months, then wait for the next one to come out(apart from GOTG 3 which i really disliked, i watched that twice, doubt i'll bother a third time).

I'm only really interested in action and horror movies anyway and we hardly ever get any new 3D horror movies (struggling to think of the last one) and most 3D action movies don't get a 3D blu ray anyway. I'm not really into the "older" stuff. I've got a few of the old school 3D movies but i've probably only watched them once.

I rewatched Jack the Giant Slayer at the weekend, been a good few years since i saw it. Having watched these kinds of movies to death years back though, i feel i've almost reached my limit with how many more times i can watch them lol.

[WaverBoy]

Luckily I’m a classic film fanatic so everything the 3DFA releases is right up my alley. I’ve got every single one.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by WaverBoy

Luckily I’m a classic film fanatic so everything the 3DFA releases is right up my alley. I’ve got every single one.

I really enjoyed GOG and Robot Monster this year, but to my utter surprise, it was a recent blind buy Noah 3D that stole the show with its 3D. Superb depth, separation and several great pop outs. Good film too. Wasn’t expecting a more recent film to be the best 3D of the year for me (I even preferred it to Way Of Water)

[Okiephile]

Originally Posted by Steedeel

I really enjoyed GOG and Robot Monster this year, but to my utter surprise, it was a recent blind buy Noah 3D that stole the show with its 3D. Superb depth, separation and several great pop outs. Good film too. Wasn’t expecting a more recent film to be the best 3D of the year for me (I even preferred it to Way Of Water)

Plus Russell Crowe sings! If anyone’s interested some updated photos in my Gallery.

[panman40]

Has someone moved my last post or did I post it in a different thread ?. It's ok I've found it !.

[Tricks-OR-Treats]

Just came in been looking for awhile for it.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

Pulled the trigger on Mortal Engines.

[Joe D.]

Just watched "Safety Geeks SVI " an internet series from Canada. The humor was raw and campy with some clever one liners.

But more important, for a very low budget production the 3D was quite impressive in terms of depth and spatial separation, making good use of limited interiors and props.

Safety Geeks SVI might not be for everyone and be a once only watch but I'm glad it is part of my collection

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Originally Posted by Blu-Ray 3D President

Pulled the trigger on Mortal Engines.

I think it's an underrated film in its genre. Probably mismarketed like our 3D pal John Carter, heck, the rerelease makes it look like it's set on Mars

3D Bunker explains that it broke a law of 3D by not having a gun barrel pop out, but if you don't see the gun then I think the knife will make up for it.

[cdx47]

I thought I would love Mortal Engines, but I was a little bored. Which is probably why I haven't gotten around to watching it in 3D.

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by Tricks-OR-Treats

Just came in been looking for awhile for it.

This was a TV movie so it will be an autoconversion but having looked it up I want to watch the film anyway so have also ordered it.

[Joe D.]

Originally Posted by helpcentermc

The same movie https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Wir-s...Blu-ray/67718/

Thanks helpcentermc

I have that other version so will return it. Hope get free return shipping from ebay - will request it because no indication it was the same German release but in Italian with an alternate title and cover art.