AVATAR the movie

[boatman2220]

I went and watched the movie yesterday, and was completely blown away. Every little detail was beyond other movies that I've seen like this. Maybe because it was 3D, but it made me wonder what things will be like in 20yrs. Droids where you can watch your movies in 3D or a hologram.

[Sam]

my droid does holograms now... don't tell me anything, i haven't seen it yet!

[Lady Droid]

Went to the midnight showing with a group of friends and we were ALL just amazed. It really is a revolutionary film, at least from a technical standpoint. I think it marks the next great leap forward in filmmaking. You HAVE to watch it in 3D and in fact it made me feel like buying a 3D TV at some point once they become available (and affordable). And I'd never really been that sold on 3D in the living room but after watching Avatar, I thought, how can I go back to watching a normal Blu-Ray of this?

There wasn't a moment in the film where I felt the Na'Vi weren't real, living, breathing characters. The facial expressions and animations are just incredible.

For geeks like us I think it's a great time to be alive!

[Sam]

ok, just made a "man-date" with a friend of mine to go see it.. he used to do cgi stuff at a firm in atlanta

[JonKyu]

Darn it! I want to see this movie soooooo bad to see what the deal is. SO do you have to buy 3d glasses or does it come with the movie?

[Lady Droid]

Darn it! I want to see this movie soooooo bad to see what the deal is. SO do you have to buy 3d glasses or does it come with the movie?

They provide them for you at the theater. Just for the movie, of course.

[JonKyu]

Darn it! I want to see this movie soooooo bad to see what the deal is. SO do you have to buy 3d glasses or does it come with the movie?

They provide them for you at the theater. Just for the movie, of course.

Cool lol thanks for the clarification haha

[boatman2220]

Went to the midnight showing with a group of friends and we were ALL just amazed. It really is a revolutionary film, at least from a technical standpoint. I think it marks the next great leap forward in filmmaking. You HAVE to watch it in 3D and in fact it made me feel like buying a 3D TV at some point once they become available (and affordable). And I'd never really been that sold on 3D in the living room but after watching Avatar, I thought, how can I go back to watching a normal Blu-Ray of this?

There wasn't a moment in the film where I felt the Na'Vi weren't real, living, breathing characters. The facial expressions and animations are just incredible.

For geeks like us I think it's a great time to be alive!

Actually there was really great deals at one of the home shopping channels, Shop MSNBC, something like that. There was a 65" DLP TV there for $1350 with stand and cables, free shipping and setup. Too bad I'd just bought a package from BestBuy. DLP is the same technology that's at the movies.

[boatman2220]

The

Darn it! I want to see this movie soooooo bad to see what the deal is. SO do you have to buy 3d glasses or does it come with the movie?

The price of admission is usually about $1.00 more.

[JonKyu]

The

Darn it! I want to see this movie soooooo bad to see what the deal is. SO do you have to buy 3d glasses or does it come with the movie?

The price of admission is usually about $1.00 more.

Good to know! Should be worth it if the Movie is Amazing!