Recommended 3D movies

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semigeek

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#96026 18-Jan-2012 21:42

Have just upgraded to a 55" 3D TV, so now need some recommendations for good 3D movies to hire or buy.
What have you seen which you would recommend?

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#570630 18-Jan-2012 22:22

Avatar, Transformers 3

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semigeek

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#570632 18-Jan-2012 22:32

billgates: Avatar, Transformers 3

Not a fan of Avatar, partially watched the 2D version before I got bored with it

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#570649 18-Jan-2012 23:30

semigeek: Have just upgraded to a 55" 3D TV

*jealous*

We've upgraded to a 46" 3D TV on boxing day - couldn't quite afford anything bigger. We got a 3D blu-ray player thrown in though.

As yet we haven't watched any 3D content so you've got me looking around now :-)

A couple I am interested in watching are Alice In Wonderland (the Tim Burton version!!) and Saw: The Final Chapter. Looking forward to Hubble 3D as well.

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#570666 19-Jan-2012 06:46

'Recommended 3D movies'? *This* should be a short thread.

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semigeek

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#570798 19-Jan-2012 13:19

Dratsab:
semigeek: Have just upgraded to a 55" 3D TV

*jealous*

We've upgraded to a 46" 3D TV on boxing day - couldn't quite afford anything bigger. We got a 3D blu-ray player thrown in though.

As yet we haven't watched any 3D content so you've got me looking around now :-)

A couple I am interested in watching are Alice In Wonderland (the Tim Burton version!!) and Saw: The Final Chapter. Looking forward to Hubble 3D as well.

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Thanks for the link. Hugo looks like a worthwhile watch, and Kung Fu Panda 2, and How To Train Your Dragon.

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#570816 19-Jan-2012 13:43

Megamind in 3d was good, and comes free with most 3D TV setup boxes

Piranha 3d is also pretty funny, but yeah, terrible terrible storyline, good for the cheap laughs. From most video stores @ $2 for 7 days hire

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#571054 19-Jan-2012 23:00

So far every CGI animated movie I've seen looks great.

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#571171 20-Jan-2012 11:56

you'll have to import kung fu panda 2 in 3d, not available locally at this stage

transformers 3 in 3d gets released in Feb, will be circa $70 - $80 to buy though.

Most of the movies recently have been pretty crap, and 3d only an add-on "ooo errr" value.

HP Deathly Hollows pt 1 & 2
Sanctum in 3d (decent cave movie)
Pirates of Caribbean 4
Resident Evil Afterlife
Green Lantern
Capt America
Despicable Me
Gullivers Travels

There are others for sure, those are our most popular renting 3d films recently anyway

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#571456 20-Jan-2012 21:00

Same deal, just recently upgraded to a 3d tv.

Have watched Captain America 3d which i bought for 50 from the warehouse. It was super good. Can recommend.

Looking forward to Tintin coming out on blu ray to add to the collection...:)

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#571473 20-Jan-2012 21:49

look at amazon.co.uk for your BR 3D purchases, less than half the cost of them here.

My favourite is def. "drive angry" with nicholas cage, cheesey as film but is absolutely stunning in 3D.
Cars 2 is alos pretty good in 3D.

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#571496 20-Jan-2012 22:40

I bought Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs today, quite impressed with the 3D. I have also been looking at Amazon UK for movies, I have put a few on my wish list. JBHiFi I found, also has a few 3D movies and had a stand specifically for Disney 3D ranging in price from $34-$40ish.

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#571499 20-Jan-2012 22:57

semigeek: I bought Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs today, quite impressed with the 3D. I have also been looking at Amazon UK for movies, I have put a few on my wish list. JBHiFi I found, also has a few 3D movies and had a stand specifically for Disney 3D ranging in price from $34-$40ish.

I got CWACOM free with my TV and I absolutely loved it, way funnier than I had anticipated especially when he's explaining to his dad how to send an email. Priceless.

Amazon UK is where I buy at least 50% of my blu ray's I would highly recommend them.

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#571542 21-Jan-2012 08:56

Only one 3d film has really impressed me thus far and that is tintin. Definitely a must buy in 3d.

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#571597 21-Jan-2012 12:10

Tron Legacy is considered the benchmark for testing your stuff.

http://www.reghardware.com/2011/04/19/review_tron_legacy_3d_blu_ray/

Whether you like the movie is personal choice of course.

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#574676 29-Jan-2012 17:53

Musclesnz: Same deal, just recently upgraded to a 3d tv.

Have watched Captain America 3d which i bought for 50 from the warehouse. It was super good. Can recommend.

Looking forward to Tintin coming out on blu ray to add to the collection...:)

Watched Captain America last night, the 3D in my opinion was brilliant.

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