How to Experience A New Generation of 3D

isn't this IMAX. u wear the same glasses and the ic is doubled without them ...

lol, this is beyond tomorrow, an australian show shown on tv back in 2005, they show re-runs on during daytime (around midday).

LoL.. this technology is about 15 year old.. or way more. I was 8yr old when ive first used polarized glasses in cinema and it has given me the best 3D movie experience ever. I just dont understand why do they talk about this like a new invention cuz ive already seen this in a cinema in Hungary like ~15yr before..

Avatar will be an experience unlike anything before, or after for some time. Be prepared to have your socks blown off. For more info on Avatar and all things 3D, check out www.marketsaw.com - that's all I do! -jim

Yep like watching it in 3d would make a crappy movie some enganging experience, bottom line is, just another useless technology offering some brand new gadget to a most certainly or at least underdeveloped unappealling movie

Looks promising. The best 3-D I've seen is still the Terminator ride at Universal. If anyone can make the technology sing, it's James Cameron! http://www. knoxvillefilms.com

I don't think it'll really take off until glasses aren't required to experience the three dimensions and it becomes economical enough for most studios to do.

What's dumbie anyway, stupid? the guy from 2 posts below me doesn't seem to understand stereoscopic 3D Of course those movies don't make you feel sick, that's because they are 3D (CGI) movies which are projected onto screen as 2D images, not movies made for 3D (stereoscopic) viewing. Try going to the Shrek 4-D in the universal studio, now that's stereoscopic!

beowulf and mtr are animation, not live action. dumbie?

Go see beowulf you dumbies. Could of saw this on meet the robinsons too. Did grandma lock you in the closet again? BTW you can view anything onscreen with no problems, it looks absolutely stunning, and it doesn't make you ill one bit.