For me it's simple. I hate 3D because the glasses give me a fucking blistering headache every time I watch a movie, so the negatives vastly outweigh the positives.
I wear glasses in real life as well and I really don't find them that bad. My only real problem with them is that they occasionally slip down but that's no reason to hate 3D.Hoplon said:I do wear glasses in real life and let me tell you, The pieces of shit given out for 3d films are crimes against your face. (saw Tron Legacy in 3d)Nouw said:Jesus christ are the glasses really that bad? I can't imagine how much strife you would be in if you needed to wear actual glasses in everyday life.
The only reason it is pushed at all is the 40% bump on ticket prices for minimal extra investment.
With all the inherent flaws in 3d, the fact that the only object that allows humans to see the effect is crappy overpriced piece of plastic that doesn't even work for everyone would justify the hate.Nouw said:I wear glasses in real life as well and I really don't find them that bad. My only real problem with them is that they occasionally slip down but that's no reason to hate 3D.
Agreed, I dislike it because it's not really there to improve the film but to ramp up cost and since I have to ware my normal specs at the same time as the 3d ones it's less than comfortable, even then I just get none fuzzy images since it doesn't seem to work for me at all.Nouw said:I wear glasses in real life as well and I really don't find them that bad. My only real problem with them is that they occasionally slip down but that's no reason to hate 3D.Hoplon said:I do wear glasses in real life and let me tell you, The pieces of shit given out for 3d films are crimes against your face. (saw Tron Legacy in 3d)Nouw said:Jesus christ are the glasses really that bad? I can't imagine how much strife you would be in if you needed to wear actual glasses in everyday life.
The only reason it is pushed at all is the 40% bump on ticket prices for minimal extra investment.