Wonder Woman 3D Blu-ray (2017) [Region Free]

[revgen]

Guardians Vol 2 and the Nwave films are exceptions to the rule as far as western films go.

China is one of the few markets still making strong native 3-D films.

[Zivouhr]

Hopefully Ridley Scott eventually gets back to filming in 3D with Scorsese too as well as Paul WS Anderson, Ang Lee, etc. So currently Mission Impossible 6 is being filmed in 3D at this time. Transformers Last Knight will hopefully go for strong 3D in every shot instead of filming it mild and then amping it up during the action as several films did that are filmed in 3D, like Amazing Spider-Man 1 3D.

Originally Posted by Breakspear

Just got out of an IMAX 3D screening. The movie was pretty good, a bit long, but thankfully it is better than the previous DCEU films.

My opinion on the 3D is: Meh.

Starts off decent with some pop outs courtesy of arrows, but after that not much in terms of pop outs or depth. You get some decent shots with the slow motion scenes but that's about it. Pretty average here. Definitely had potential to be great.

Hopefully, Transformers and Spider-Man, possible along with Cars, Despicable Me and Valerian, can finish off the season with some good 3D.

Thanks Breakspear. So it sounds more like the 3D from the trailer then, which looks like mostly medium layered 3D, nothing amazing. I'll keep an open mind on it, but it's too bad if it doesn't match the 3D of Batman v Superman. At least it's hopefully better than Man of Steel's mostly mild 3D.

[Rek84]

Looks like pre-orders for regular blu ray and 4K version are already up at BestBuy and Amazon, but no sign of a 3D package. I am going to be extremely disappointed if they don't release this on 3D blu ray in the US.

[blu-ray apprentice]

Originally Posted by Rek84

Looks like pre-orders for regular blu ray and 4K version are already up at BestBuy and Amazon, but no sign of a 3D package. I am going to be extremely disappointed if they don't release this on 3D blu ray in the US.

I noticed that. I'm super salty AF (very upset). If they don't release a 3D version I'll accept the fact the 3D blu ray will die and no longer add to my collection. PLEASE, Pretty please with sugar on top..do not let this be the case.

[bud_brigman]

I'm not saying this is the case, but Kong 3D and Lego Batman 3D took a while to show up for preorder. Funny that King Arthur already has a preorder though ...

EDIT: Of course, after I post this, now King 3D has disappeared off of Websites.

[BleedOrange11]

Originally Posted by revgen

Guardians Vol 2 and the Nwave films are exceptions to the rule as far as western films go.

China is one of the few markets still making strong native 3-D films.

China and Hong Kong have their fair share of middling conversions too although many of them don't make it to Blu-ray 3D. It's a shame that the international market for disc media isn't larger. South Korea had a couple native 3D films last year that I would love to see, The Bacchus Lady and Elephant in the Room. Poland had a low-budget one called Tenderness that at least has a 3D trailer online and got a playdate in LA.

2017 is a down year for native 3D in Hollywood, but thanks to Michael Bay for carrying the flag. 2018 should at least bring Alita: Battle Angel and M:I 6, which will hopefully provide adequate interaxials. Because of the increased quality of conversions, the post-Avatar native 3D boom is over, and only filmmakers truly interested in stereography are going to continue the art.

[1blufan]

Just got done watching this in RealD 3D.
It was mostly medium 3D throughout. With the action scenes bumping it up a bit. This movie was all about depth, no pop-outs that I can really recall. Just as I thought I might get an arrow or bullet coming at me it didn't happen. They came close a few times but no cigar.
There was a fair amount of crosstalk in the background in some scenes Three off the top of my head are when Diana is trying on clothes, Pine and Diana going into a council meeting and Diana sitting around a campfire.

One of my favorite 3D segments involved a bullet being fired and followed when Wonder Woman is crossing no man's land. That whole scene was done really well.
Although this movie seemed to be going for depth they really could have pushed it back more. The island scenes especially. There's a few scenes that were non action that were good, I enjoyed a boat segment scene as they are heading to London and eventually arrive.
The one area I was craving for some fantastic 3D was when Wonder Woman uses her lasso, unfortunately I didn't get it.
The 3D was good but definitely not great.

The movie on the other hand I really enjoyed. Gadot is fantastic as Wonder Woman , she embraces this role with bravery, sympathy and even naivety.
This isn't a dark film like previous DC films, meaning there's actually color in it. It's a lighter story than BVS and has some really good humor.
They wisely place the male characters around her as brave men who aren't idiots. This isn't a movie that is pushing a agenda of women are better than men.
The chemistry between Gadot and Pine is fantastic, you can feel this relationship between the two progress as the movie goes along. They both have each other's back.
Action set pieces are solid, the direction is great and the score is magnificent.
My only small complaint is the villains , not too much to them. I also felt the final fight scene was a bit of a letdown. It became way to cgi heavy , but all things considered it was still good.
I can't wait to see this again, I'm going to grab tickets this weekend to take my wife and daughter.
My scores
3D : 3/5
Movie : 4/5

[nycomet]

HMV UK will have an exclusive steelbook with the 3D and 2D blu-ray discs included.

I'm sure Best Buy will have this also, but probably only 4K and 2D blu-ray.

The HMV UK group buy is being hosted by the always-reliable cudzndrips.

LINK

[danoldrati]

I don't like to contradict anybody and maybe you miss it but a few arrows pop out of the screen, also some bullets. That said your right the 3D was mostly depth. Something about this movie reminded me of the first Captain America film.

[dhvsfan]

Originally Posted by nycomet

HMV UK will have an exclusive steelbook with the 3D and 2D blu-ray discs included.

I'm sure Best Buy will have this also, but probably only 4K and 2D blu-ray.

The HMV UK group buy is being hosted by the always-reliable cudzndrips.

LINK

What is the chance that this is region free? I ordered Great Wall 3D from cudzndrips gambling that it is region free.

It is an expensive gamble

[1blufan]

Originally Posted by danoldrati

I don't like to contradict anybody and maybe you miss it but a few arrows pop out of the screen, also some bullets. That said your right the 3D was mostly depth. Something about this movie reminded me of the first Captain America film.

You are correct, but for my screening it never felt like it was anything much to write about. Because it was rather weak and very brief, it left me with a "it almost got there type of feeling".

[MercurySeven]

3-D was fine if unremarkable. Solid depth, little in the way of out-of-screen effects. If you've seen a bunch of these superhero movie conversions, you'll pretty much know what to expect. It isn't one of the strongest (Doctor Strange, BvS), but it's no Thor either.

The movie itself, though, was fabulous. Wonder Woman let loose in the Great War? What an awesome idea. And the action didn't disappoint. The No Man's Land scene was an instant classic: bursting with emotion and the character's potential as a force for good. Subsequent fight scenes were gripping and beautifully done. Perfect casting, too, especially Gadot and Pine. The above comments about the finale are spot on--the overblown CG fight at the end wasn't really worthy of the rest of the film, which was very measured and knew when and how to dole out the beat-downs.

I'd hesitate to call it the first great superheroine movie. It's almost there but not quite. It does leave a lasting impression. The story is old-fashioned and universal at the same time, like all the best pop mythology. Powerful stuff. And it bodes well for future instalments (and even the upcoming Justice League). If only they'd pushed the 3-D a little more, like they did with BvS. That was near reference quality. This was simply good enough. The film itself, far better than expected.

[Zivouhr]

Thanks Mercury Seven for the 3D thoughts. So it sounds like mostly medium 3D layers as the trailer suggested. Not bad, but not amazing.

[EVERRET]

‘Wonder Woman’ Breaks Glass Ceiling For Female Directors With $98M+ Debut; Earns ‘A’ CinemaScore – Late Night B.O.

http://deadline.com/2017/06/wonder-w...ng-1202106462/

53% watched Wonder Woman in 3D........ versus 47% in 2D

[Sithlord75]

Originally Posted by dhvsfan

What is the chance that this is region free? I ordered Great Wall 3D from cudzndrips gambling that it is region free.

It is an expensive gamble

Warner bros & Universal titles are always Region free.

[mredman]

This will get 3D release everywhere. Huge movie and it will be a massive hit too

[ryanmcv]

3D version is up for pre-order on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Wonder-Woman-.../dp/B072M856GW

[bud_brigman]

Originally Posted by ryanmcv

3D version is up for pre-order on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Wonder-Woman-.../dp/B072M856GW

Thanks! Order made.

[Zivouhr]

I agree with the 3D reviews so far, listing this as mostly an average 3D film.

Wonder Woman 3D: Cinemark, deluxe recliner chair seating (not enough seats), midrow, slightly to the left of center, regular 3D theater (not XD3D), sitting upright for the best 3D, not leaning back.

3D Layers: 7/10. Very nice, medium 3D layering. Consistent too. The strongest 3D was surprisingly when they first enter London on a boat, and the shot of the laboratory table with the evil woman alchemist just before London.
3D Pop Out Count: 3/10. A few brief, medium pop outs. The Bullet was the highlight pop out of the entire movie, with stronger 3D for it.
3D Framing: 7/10. The framing of the characters and scenes mostly are suited for decent 3D. This wasn't really made with 3D in mind though. If it was, it missed a lot of opportunities, throwing many projectiles away from the screen for example.
3D Summary: 7/10. A good, medium 3D movie. There are some dimly lit scenes that don't help the 3D due to the lower contrast.

The movie was interesting, but my favorite moment was the beginning scenes and battle, and then the battle at about 75 minutes in, and then the final battle. The mid battle was awesome and the highlight of the entire movie, and could not be topped in my opinion with the other action scenes.
The pacing of the film is generally slow if you're in it for the action, as one would expect with any movie Zach Synder has a hand in, in this case, as the story writer. So expect a good hour of dialog, and then the action later on.

I did like Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, even if some of the dry humor didn't get many laughs in my theater. Chris Pine did a good job and brought life to the film also.

[infiniteCR]

Its getting hard to muster interest in these superhero movies. They keep coming in hordes.