Avatar Special Edition

[illusion88]

I saw it in Imax the first go around, no reason to pay a bunch to see it again.

 

[Dumac]

It's THE landmark film for 3D, and for good-reason; the 3D effect, cinematography, and visual-effects quality, are just absolutely superb. That is the exact kind of 3D I'd want in my home, that I want directors to focus on - not the shitty, in-your-face, post-processing job, but truly filmed in 3D and not in a way that is focusing on gimmicks but rather Depth of Field and immersion into the scene. That is what I loved about Avatar.
The movie itself was completely "Meh", but the 3D was awesome.

I refuse to ever watch Avatar in 2D. It's not a movie I really care to watch, but it is a fun experience in 3D. Because that level of 3D is just that, an experience.

I am looking forward for the movies that will be using the same type of camera system used in Avatar, which include: the new Resident Evil, Tron: Legacy, Transformers 3, and in a few years Cameron will return with Battle Angel.

Saw the movie in 3D.

I thought the 3D sucked, and I wished I saw it in 2D.

 

[SKORPI0]

The realD 3D technology used was different from other 3D movies shown in the past. I expected it to look bad like the others, but I was wrong. The story was okay in my book. Did not have a hard time looking at the screen at all and did not have a headache like some other people I've heard did.

 

[coloumb]

Maybe - if it's discounted movie ticket and the theater isn't full.

 

[Kyle]

I missed it the first time and didn't want to see it in 2d...can't wait to check it out at the local Imax

 

[Alienwho]

Add me to the camp of people that were completely underwhelmed by watching avatar in theater 3d imax. So they added some depth of field, big whoop. I thought it sucked because I forced to focus on what james cameron wanted me to look at. Want to look at that beautiful scenery of a floating waterfall? Too bad, it's all blurry because you're supposed to be looking at whatever 3d image is popping out. I enjoyed the movie more in 2d on my HD tv than I did in 3d at the theater.