3D is not for me!

I have gone to see several movies in 3D, and some of those I have seen within the last year were all that impressive. I just think that they would have been better simply in 2D, in my opinion.

I saw one only once. It was years ago, when the technology wasn't as good as it no doubt is now. It made me feel sick.

I don't think I've ever seen a movie in the theater in 3D. And if it is up to me, I never will. I'm not paying extra money to have something appear to be coming out at me. Sure, for kids it's cool. But I have no desire to be wowed by something like this. You want to wow me? Charge me half of the movie tickets regular price. Besides that, do they really clean those 3D glasses all that well?

For me it doesn't matter. My eyes work strangely. Although I can see with both eyes for some reason I only see with one eye at a time. That means I don;t really see things in 3D anyway. That explains why sometimes I would try to catch a baseball and get hit in the head instead. Add to that I'm partially color blind which I found out after taking a few art appreciation classes.

Until now I haven't seen a 3d film. I couldn't say whether they are amazing or not. To watch such a film is expensive and you need to use special lens which are provided in the cinema. I guess they want to give more enjoyment to the senses. There are people who like those films but I think the most people keep watching movies which are not 3d.

Actually, I don't actually feel as "being there" when I watch 3D. It's more like a distorted way of watching a regular movies. Maybe I didn't see enough movies in 3D?

I completely agree. For my husband and I it's not an option because of our vision, but if it was an option it would not interest us. things are even more different for me, because of my sensitive hearing. Movies and music with a lot of drama are like "audio 3D" and I don't like sounds that affect me on the inside. I want to hear a sound, not feel it.

Hi! I have heard that it is great fun to watch a 3D movie with 3D glasses, though I never had any occasion to see any 3D movie. I would love to watch a 3D movie whenever I get a chance.

I think the concept of 3-D TV and movies is kind of neat, but I'm not going to get involved in that if I don't have to. Part of my reasoning is that I already wear prescription contacts or glasses, so why would I spend the same amount on these 3-D glasses to be able to watch TV or a movie? The whole concept of 3-D, while I'm sure it took a lot of work and research, just seems like another way to get more money out of consumers to me. I've never watched a 3-D show or movie all the way through. My uncle has all the technology for it, so I watched a "sneak peak" of what it was like. It was different and kind of cool, but I wouldn't spend the money to buy the TV or the glasses. I just couldn't do it! My TV works fine, so I don't see the need to replace it. If down the road we end up having to replace the TV we've got, if the new one comes with 3-D, so be it. Then we'd have a 3-D TV. However, I refuse to pay extra for that capability. If I want to feel like I'm in the movie, I'll go see a movie at the theater or IMAX and get the cheap 3-D glasses that come with it. Those types of movies are really fun because it's all about the experience. I won't pay more to have this experience at home, though.

Hardly. I don't really think 3D enhances the experience at all. I typically avoid 3D and just see any movies that I want to see in 2D. I've tried seeing a movie in 2D and then watching it in 3D to see if it looks any better, but honestly I've yet to see a film where I really the 3D added anything. I like re-releases because it gives me a chance to see my favorite films again on the big screen, but 3D re-releases aren't that fun for me.

This is the same argument I have with 3DTV. Sometimes (or most of the time), we don't want to be part of the movie. There is beauty in watching life or drama happening without being a part of it. That no matter what the consequences are, we are not part of it. I thought I was just an old dinasaur!

Oh, the same movie, same story, only that people look a bit "real". but my partner and i never watch 3D movies or IMAX movies. it makes me nauseous and migraine sets in after..

Well, lets see here. 3D is the further of TV as we know it. That's where it is going. For right now there still are 2D movies and TV shows. But soon 3D TV's will be taking over the market. They will all b 3D even if not everything is broadcast in 3D. Now while I agree with going to the movies to see 3D, I cannot stand those stupid glasses. Thats why the new 3D TV's are made without the use of glasses. I love the idea and concept. I even watched some 3D on a TV in BestBuy once. I thought it was pretty cool. But you cannot stop technology from evolving. It is going to happen whether you want it to or not.

BLASPHEMY! On a serious side though, it does take a particular kind of movie fan to sit through an entire movie in 3D. Even I struggle with them lately. I actually think they are starting to do too many 3D movies (although you can watch a standard version usually also). It's like they have the technology there so lets use it every chance we get. One or two movies Ive seen with it I couldn't help but sit there wondering 'what is this why have they ruined what could of been a decent movie with this 3D stuff?' Sometimes a well written and played out movie will need nothing but that. Forget effects forget huge music scores forget 3D/CG in general and just let the acting do it for you. Unfortunately with the lack of 'mind gripping movies' there is lately it seems we are stuck with over ambitious directors. Shame really

My problem is that there are some movies that are now made in 3d but should not be and there are movies that would do better in 3d then regular. Then there is the cost. I did watch the old movies where you got those 3d glasses with the red and green cellophane over them. I never got used to them, but for me it is the cost not whether I do or do not want to be in the movie. I have a good imagination. For me it is the cost.

I haven't gone to the movies for ages.Over here ,seeing a film is something young people especially courting couple like.Maybe they enjoy some air or emotional appeal there.

There are movies which are really made for 3D viewing like Tron and Avatar. However, movies now can also be watched in 3D, even if they are great in 2D. I watch in 3D depending on the movie that I will watch. Also, some people like to watch 3D movies for experience.

Not really every now and then we might see one in a 3D but normally 2D is cheaper but it can be fun to go see a 3D. But not ever movie I think some older movies would be fun to see in 3D. I've seen Thor in 3D that was cool not that it felt like I was in the movie. I don't know why they say it makes you feel like your in the movie when it never does. But the different look is nice. Now I would spend the money on those stupid 3D tv's or the 3Ds any time soon. Now the fake 3d is really cool on a normal tv. Where they just us a different from of cg to make it look like the us of 3d with out the 3d cost. I really wanted to see Lion King and Beauty and the Beast in 3D just for a different kind of view but had no babysitter which is okay. I have them on dvd.