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Anyone see The Hobbit in 3D in the Odeon ?, only 1 in 25 cinemas can show it properly

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    #32
    SUNGOD
    Registered Users Posts: 2,411 ✭✭✭SUNGOD


    48fps will also reduce some of the light loss associated with 3d, making it clearer.
    Peter jackson likened it to not watching a screen but looking through a window where the screen should be.
    Personally I don't like the old 3d format as it makes the films too dark and usually adds nothing to the film, but I would love to see this new 48fps to see what it brings to the expierence.


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    #33
    partyatmygaff
    Registered Users Posts: 10,992 ✭✭✭✭partyatmygaff


    SUNGOD wrote: »
    48fps will also reduce some of the light loss associated with 3d, making it clearer.
    Peter jackson likened it to not watching a screen but looking through a window where the screen should be.
    Personally I don't like the old 3d format as it makes the films too dark and usually adds nothing to the film, but I would love to see this new 48fps to see what it brings to the expierence.
    I saw the film last Wednesday.

    Although the film itself was good, it just seemed unnaturally smooth. Maybe i'm just not used to it but at times it looked like I was watching someone play a game on Youtube rather than a film.
    The scene with all fourteen of them running through escaping from the goblins in the misty mountains is a perfect example of that. Especially when they rolled a boulder and chased it down a platform. You could have mistaken it for LittleBigPlanet.


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    #34
    Ilikeyourcow
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    Saw it in Dungarvan cinema and it was class!! It took a bit of getting used to but was worth the spin down :-)


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    #35
    rude awakening
    Closed Accounts Posts: 621 ✭✭✭rude awakening


    Saw it last night in 3D
    Great film but the 3D added nothing to it.
    If your going to see it for the first time, see it in 2D IMO


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