[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Zee

Is it really that good?? I thought it looked a bit naff, I've never been a fan of space travel films and the idea of watching George Clooney and Sandra Bullock floating around for a couple of hours really didn't appeal to me

It was good if you watched it in 3D at the cinema, the visuals were fantastic but If I'd seen it at home in 2D I think I would have found it a bit boring

[Z]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

It was good if you watched it in 3D at the cinema, the visuals were fantastic but If I'd seen it at home in 2D I think I would have found it a bit boring

Oh that's cool. I don't think I've seen a 3D film yet that I thought was worth the money, maybe Gravity could be the one but yeah I've never really seen a space film that I've especially enjoyed so I don't think I'd have really loved Gravity either

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Zee

Oh that's cool. I don't think I've seen a 3D film yet that I thought was worth the money, maybe Gravity could be the one but yeah I've never really seen a space film that I've especially enjoyed so I don't think I'd have really loved Gravity either

Yeah, It was a good 3D experience, not really a great film, the story was pretty weak imo

[Z]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah, It was a good 3D experience, not really a great film, the story was pretty weak imo

I figured a film with two characters set in outer space wouldn't be the most gripping story ah well, I guess it's another film I've missed the boat for, missed out on everyone going mad for Avatar as well...

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Zee

I figured a film with two characters set in outer space wouldn't be the most gripping story ah well, I guess it's another film I've missed the boat for, missed out on everyone going mad for Avatar as well...

Yeah, I really enjoyed Avatar as a film as well as for the 3D visuals (even though it's not a popular opinion )

[Z]

Originally Posted by wannashag

It was the first film I've seen in 3D since it's come back on scene, so i can't compare it to other films in 3D, but I thought it was visually stunning and felt as if I was there with them, never seen anything like it.

I love when a film has that effect on you you feel like you've just experienced something important

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah, I really enjoyed Avatar as a film as well as for the 3D visuals (even though it's not a popular opinion )

I really need to get around to seeing it but I think I'll have to try watch it on a 3D screen somewhere (no idea where I'd get access to one)