Help with Journey to Center of Earth 3-d...

[dahoover]

I was wondering if there are better ways/glasses to view the 3-d in this movie?

I heard that putting the real-d glasses from the movie theatre over the 3-d glasses that come with the bluray makes it look better. Is there any truth to this?

I would just like to know I am getting a quality product before I buy it.

Thanks,
Daniel

[unjichan]

I noticed the colors of Journey on BD isn't Red-Blue it's Pink-Green which makes other 3-D Glasses [such as Hannah's] not working with it. And I'm super unsure if you can possibly use the theater glass, but if you can it'll be way better because the glasses came with BD makes the color of the movie total Green/Pink quickly switching and it makes ur eyes hurt

[AaronSCH]

The 3-D effect is fun to have as a supplement, but I doubt I could watch the entire film through those red and blue filters. The anaglyph process is simply an antiquated way of producing the 3-D effect. Unfortunately, full-color polarized 3-D isn't possible on Blu-ray yet. It's a nice gimmick but it wears thin quickly.

In reference to the above post, it does seem that "Journey to the Center of the Earth" has a modified anaglyph process because you cannot use the same glasses for Polar Express and vice versa.

[ghostinflames]

if you put the one's the movie came with and also the real d glasses together you will see it alil bit better actually not much but somewhat more clearer. i have the movie on blu ray and i always put it like that, and it looks great on my sony bravia ......................