tha d0p3st 3D shizzle

Out of everything to date, this film is still my favorite 3D production.

Another great film that stands out in the crowd as a 2D feature and the 3D conversion adds a depth that further draws the audience into an amazing imagination.

IMO the "Koyaanisqatsi" of 3D cinema. Timeless & visually stunning.

Finally, Hitchcock's foray into the third dimension receives a proper digital remastering! Watching it on the TV in lush widescreen Side-by-Side format was like seeing it again for the 1st time. A much needed upgrade from the old Japanese full screen field sequential release.

Flying in 3 dimensions through a map of the beyond created from images captured by Hubble is absolutely AMAZING... And amazing, thought provoking experiences are what I live for.

The film that put 3D back on the map.

I was very skeptical going into this as to the necessity of 3D & the ability to effectively utilize it with regards to the subject. IMAX yes, but 3D? A movie about 2-dimensional cave paintings in 3D, really? That was going into the experience, and when the end credits rolled Werner Herzog had once again proven why he is a master of his art.

One of the first field-sequential films I ever experienced, and it still stands out (no pun intended) among today's finest 3D offerings. Deserves a blu-ray rerelease, until then find yourself a SBS convert from the Japanese field sequential release.

As a ahorty the anticipation of catching this @ Epcot was thrilling! I remember walking out of the attraction though thinking "ouch." Unless I happened to be dead center of the projection, this thing gave me headaches, ghosting, & crosstalk. Here's hoping a properly parallaxed BD will alleviate any disappointment I experienced as a wee lad...the wait is on...

Although the story doesn't favor well with most critics, I absolutely love the rich texture this style of animation brings to the 3D playground.

Even though the animation seems rather bland & blocky compared to all the CGI offerings of recent years, the story is tight & the experience is still one hell of a roller coaster ride!

Simply Enjoyable

This ride was EPiC!

What can I say? Martin Scorsese, he makes the best f'n films!

The ability to glimpse the world we call home in rich IMAX 3D is always a win IMO.

Of the two Three Stooges shorts shot in 3D, this one is more entertaining than "Spooks!" in my book.

I had given this really high marks upon it's theatrical release as the 3D sequences, especially the light cycle game, along with the soundtrack by Daft Punk are FTW no doubt! However, it slipped down the list upon further viewings because the screenplay is quite muddled, I find it harder & harder to sit through the drab dialogue with each repeated viewing.

Another amusement ride with well structured depth & really good 'pop out' 3D gags.

This film was an absolute blast! It plays on the camp quality of films like Jaws III and turns into a really fun ride that makes you laugh more than cringe.

I am generally against reboots/remakes of films that I have clear memory of growing up, however this one surprised me. A great cast, well acted, and some pretty cool death scenes in 3D.

Living art in motion in 3D. An entertaining watch even though the story is not that engaging.

The only one of the three in this franchise that I actually enjoyed.

Another excellent, story that is only deemed more engrossing by the use of 3D to draw the audience deeper into it's world.

Short & sweet! Lions & tigers & magic, oh my!

OMG, I couldn't help myself, I laughed uncontrollably at every single death in this film. The 3D gimmick is maximized in this one. Part 4 was OK but this "finale" was a riot!

One for the kids. I hate Brendan Fraiser movies but for a 2008 release the 3D is pretty spectacular & the story is bearable for us adults, unlike it's sequel.