Is The New Movie gonna be 3D???

[alliance]

perhaps i havent paid attention but was this confirmed or anything?

what do u guys prefer even based on this teaser, do u want this to be 3D ??

or would u just accept it if it was and have no issue with it..

[NinjaPug]

It will be in 3D (post-converted)

[TigerClaw]

I don't know if they shot it with 3D cameras, but 3D Post Conversion has gotten really good now.

[alliance]

im actually kinda hoping it is 3D personally..

[jerome]

it is being post converted. they even have special 3d glasses to give away that look like the turtle's bandanas.

[Powder]

I kinda hope not, only 'cause I don't think I can fit 3D glasses over my regular ones.

[alliance]

Originally Posted by Powder

I kinda hope not, only 'cause I don't think I can fit 3D glasses over my regular ones.

lmfao haha. sorry to laugh but i never thought about that before, have u seen 3D movies in the theatres and if so how do you or anyone with glasses actually manage this ??

[xChri5x]

I think all 3D glasses should be designed like safety goggles so they can fit over regular glasses.

[chrisdude]

3D has about zero appeal to me, unless the movie was filmed with 3D in mind. It can look nice, I just don't see the value in it, if a movie was shot for 2D, and the 3D is just tacked on after.

And yes, I do find out whether a movie was filmed with 3D in mind. The cinematographer for the new Godzilla called working with 3D on The Avengers a pain in the ---. He was constantly being told what you could do what he couldn't do, because of the limitations of 3D. if a scene was in 3D, he couldn't shoot frame his shots a certain way. For instance, he said over-the-shoulder shots were forbidden.

And he values 2D cinema more than 3D, so he shot Godzilla for 2D. When I hear that, the 3D option loses absolutely all of its value, in my mind. I see no reason to see that movie in 3D, and I won't. Before tickets go on sale for TMNT, I'll find out the intentions of the filmmakers, and decide accordingly.

Originally Posted by alliance

lmfao haha. sorry to laugh but i never thought about that before, have u seen 3D movies in the theatres and if so how do you or anyone with glasses actually manage this ??

I've never had a problem fitting regular theater 3D glasses over my own. But IMAX glasses are a definite no-go. They fit like safety glasses.

[Powder]

Originally Posted by alliance

lmfao haha. sorry to laugh but i never thought about that before, have u seen 3D movies in the theatres and if so how do you or anyone with glasses actually manage this ??

It's fine, it is a silly thought. I'm not really a movie person, I haven't been to one in theaters in years. I've never actually seen a 3D movie, be it before or after I needed glasses. I'm gonna try to fit 'em over or under my glasses if possible, but we'll see how that goes... If they only have the weird mask-like ones from the TMNT promotion available, it could be a problem.

Is this the kind thing where I could potentially just bring my own cardboard pair offa ebay or something?

Originally Posted by xChri5x

I think all 3D glasses should be designed like safety goggles so they can fit over regular glasses.

Agreed completely.

[raphmike]

i did use 3d glasses with my real glasses last time i watch hobbit movie but
not work for me because keep falling i have to take off my glasses so i can see
with 3d glasses. same way sunglasses too

[Coola Yagami]

.... are you really eager to see all that phail in 3D?

[alliance]

Originally Posted by chrisdude

I've never had a problem fitting regular theater 3D glasses over my own. But IMAX glasses are a definite no-go. They fit like safety glasses.

imax ones look more thick and more squared, as long as the 3D is good then i'll be into it, i may not go on the first day and see what people say, again assuming its 3D, but if its 2D im there the first day..

[Roseangelo]

The standard 3D glasses actually do work fine over regular glasses. I avoid 3D movies, but I saw Doctor Who in 3D back in November and I had no problems. My local theater also sells clip-on flip-down 3D glasses, which are like clip-on sunglasses. They cost $3, but you can of course keep them for future use. I haven't tried those and am not sure I want to because I really don't want to deal with looking at the clip-on element as I watch a movie.

[chrisdude]

When I see 3D movies at regular theaters, the glasses always look like this:

These have been no problem to wear over my glasses. Aside, of course, from the general discomfort of wearing two pairs of glasses...

When I google IMAX glasses, I see every style imaginable. What I don't see, is anything that looks like what my local IMAX has. They're more like sporty sunglasses. I'm just glad I have contacts, now...

[TigerClaw]

Originally Posted by Powder

I kinda hope not, only 'cause I don't think I can fit 3D glasses over my regular ones.

Actually the 3D glasses do fit over the glasses, The lenses are bigger.

[Andrew NDB]

Oh good, the source material can get raped in all 3 dimensions.

[graphic_content]

all i want are the the glasses advertised for the film - i will gladly pay extra just to have the glasses, then walk right into the 2D version, with the frames on, and the lenses popped-out.

[Kanon]

I am normally wearing glasses and I hate the 3d ones!
They do fit, but it feels wrong and I get always headaches when I remove them.

I want to be fit and happy after this movie, so I will watch it in 2d.

[darthwahl56]

Originally Posted by xChri5x

I think all 3D glasses should be designed like safety goggles so they can fit over regular glasses.

Hey Chris, where did you get that turtle movie sig?