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Dec. 21st, 2009 07:50 pmI would say this will probably be my last entry on Avatar, but I'd also probably be a lying sack of shit, too. So please excuse my while I fanboi out a little bit.
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brodycatsmouth, Sarah and I went to see it (again) yesterday afternoon. It was even better the second time around. A lot of that was due to better seating. The first time around we were down on the in the very front section of the theatre, about 10 yards off the screen, and way off to one side. It was literally impossible to get the whole screen in frame at that location and the 3D effects were a little off. At that location, after a 2:40 movie, you're neck also hurts like hell. But this time around we were in the loft , right off center and well back enough to take the whole screen in.
It makes a difference. Several times I could have sworn ash was falling. Which again makes be believe that, if you haven't seen this in 3D, you haven't seen it.
More thoughts to follow (reflecting on lessons learned in RTVF, and how it relates to Avatar and furry).
( More thoughts on plot. )
( How it relates to furry. )
I'm trying not to geek out too much, but it's been awhile since I saw a movie that I felt like glomming onto the way I did this one. I'd probably have to go back to my experiences with Star Trek and Star Wars as a kid, or Jurassic Park and Stargate in the 90s. Both of those were ruined by what came after, unfortunately.
brodycatsmouth, Sarah and I went to see it (again) yesterday afternoon. It was even better the second time around. A lot of that was due to better seating. The first time around we were down on the in the very front section of the theatre, about 10 yards off the screen, and way off to one side. It was literally impossible to get the whole screen in frame at that location and the 3D effects were a little off. At that location, after a 2:40 movie, you're neck also hurts like hell. But this time around we were in the loft , right off center and well back enough to take the whole screen in. It makes a difference. Several times I could have sworn ash was falling. Which again makes be believe that, if you haven't seen this in 3D, you haven't seen it.
More thoughts to follow (reflecting on lessons learned in RTVF, and how it relates to Avatar and furry).
( More thoughts on plot. )
( How it relates to furry. )
I'm trying not to geek out too much, but it's been awhile since I saw a movie that I felt like glomming onto the way I did this one. I'd probably have to go back to my experiences with Star Trek and Star Wars as a kid, or Jurassic Park and Stargate in the 90s. Both of those were ruined by what came after, unfortunately.