3D Films
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dazp

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679 posts

220 months

Tuesday 6th December 2011
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Hi people

Could anyone please let me know what are some good blue-ray 3D films to watch.

Also does anyone know if there are any films that the objects come out towards you in the film rather then setting back away from you.

Sorry if it sounds silly and thanks for any help anyone can offer

Nuclearsquash

1,329 posts

293 months

Tuesday 6th December 2011
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Megamind, Tron Legacy, and Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides all look fab in 3D

Guvernator

14,493 posts

196 months

Tuesday 6th December 2011
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I don't think any of the modern films really do the poking out thing anymore, most go for the subtler depth of field trick. However a lot of the animated stuff from Pixar or Dreamworks has a lot of pop out stuff as it's aimed at kids. Also most of the trashy 3d horror movies of late use this effect to add extra scares for the audience, think Final Destination 3d as a good example.

Good 3D effect films (althought quality of actual films may vary)

Tron Legacy (as already mentioned)
Avatar (Best use of 3d I have seen and yet to be beaten)
Piranha 3D (lots of things flying out of the screen like you asked for including Kelly Brook's bits in 3d biggrin)

dazp

Original Poster:

679 posts

220 months

Tuesday 6th December 2011
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Thanks people think I may invest in Piranha 3D wink

Guvernator

14,493 posts

196 months

Tuesday 6th December 2011
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dazp said:
Thanks people think I may invest in Piranha 3D wink
Well worth a tenner and the producers\director definately had an excellent grasp of the target audience. There is a scene halfway through the film which goes on for a gratiously long time (I never knew people could hold their breath for so long) but I won't spoil the surprise for you. wink

youngsyr

14,742 posts

223 months

Tuesday 6th December 2011
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TT3D is also worth a watch, but the 3D effect is a nice bonus, rather than being the focus of the film.