Best 3d Bluray Movie so far????3d effects - Page 22

Originally Posted by buonforte

First let me start off by saying that I have the following 3D movies:

Cirque Du Solei-Journey Of Man(Imax)
Drive Angry
The Lion King
How To Train Your Dragon
Yogi Bear
Open Season
Avatar
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (1 & 2)
Journey To The Center Of The Earth
Mega Mind
Under The Sea (Imax)
Rio

And my prized movie that blows them all away for 3D is called:
A Turtle's Tale, Sammy's Adventure

The 3D in this animated movie is beyond words. It blows away every one of the movies listed above and puts Avatar to shame. I just can't tell you how incredible the 3D is. The whole movie basically takes place out of the screen and in your living room.

If there is one and only one movie that was ever made to Demo 3D, this is the one. It's 3D done right! It's also got a DTS Master Audio Sound Track.

Yes, some of my other movies listed above do have some good 3d moments but Sammy's Adventure is consistant from start to finish. It's just plain awesome. This is the movie that would make me go out and buy a 3D TV if I didn't already have one. Not many movies can make you feel that you're actually part of it...this one will! You must own this one at any price! It is worth it.

Of all the 3D movies I have seen, including Toy Story 3 in the Theater (not very impressive), A Turtle's Tale, Sammy's Adventure is hands down the best I've seen yet. This is my new reference material.

Originally Posted by 2D3D

You must see alot more popout in this movie than I do.
I like the animation , the depth( story line isnt the best, but not horrible) . I dont think I saw more than 2-3 actual popouts throughout the entire movie.

Originally Posted by buonforte

Wow! I have a Toshiba Passive 3D TV and it looked great on it. Even my wife was amazed and usually this stuff doesn't phaze her. I guess everyone see's things differently.

Originally Posted by falafala

This movie by far has best 3d but the story is 1D ....horrible....simply horrible

Originally Posted by buonforte

First let me start off by saying that I have the following 3D movies:

Cirque Du Solei-Journey Of Man(Imax)
Drive Angry
The Lion King
How To Train Your Dragon
Yogi Bear
Open Season
Avatar
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (1 & 2)
Journey To The Center Of The Earth
Mega Mind
Under The Sea (Imax)
Rio

And my prized movie that blows them all away for 3D is called:
A Turtle's Tale, Sammy's Adventure

The 3D in this animated movie is beyond words. It blows away every one of the movies listed above and puts Avatar to shame. I just can't tell you how incredible the 3D is. The whole movie basically takes place out of the screen and in your living room.

If there is one and only one movie that was ever made to Demo 3D, this is the one. It's 3D done right! It's also got a DTS Master Audio Sound Track.

Yes, some of my other movies listed above do have some good 3d moments but Sammy's Adventure is consistant from start to finish. It's just plain awesome. This is the movie that would make me go out and buy a 3D TV if I didn't already have one. Not many movies can make you feel that you're actually part of it...this one will! You must own this one at any price! It is worth it.

Of all the 3D movies I have seen, including Toy Story 3 in the Theater (not very impressive), A Turtle's Tale, Sammy's Adventure is hands down the best I've seen yet. This is my new reference material.

Originally Posted by buonforte

Wow! I have a Toshiba Passive 3D TV and it looked great on it. Even my wife was amazed and usually this stuff doesn't phaze her. I guess everyone see's things differently.

Originally Posted by 2D3D

Depth-wise yes. But not too many popouts if you ask me

Originally Posted by eddster25

How will I know if it will play in my Blu ray player. I have a Sony E770. Will I have region coding issues?

Originally Posted by MentalDistortion

same here. on my set, there are a few scenes where the pop out is really really far out (im talking in your face pop out.

Originally Posted by buonforte

This is not yet released in America. So, you will buy it as an import. You can find it on-line as a region free disk, or you can buy a region free player such as one from Oppo and buy the Disc from Amazon. Those are your choices. I personally bought a region free disc and it plays beautiful in my Panasonic 210.

Originally Posted by eddster25

Thanks I'll look for the region free version.

Originally Posted by johnsmith808

Just to answer the thread question, Megamind has been a favorite of a lot of my guests. Many liked it better than Avatar.

Originally Posted by 2D3D

I found it on vudu for $21.99 ( HDX) to own. If you're a first timer you get $5 credit.

Originally Posted by buonforte

Yes, I forgot about Vudu. Good deal. Just make sure you choose HDX and of course, the 3D version. Remember, you're not buying the actual physical disc, rather the movie is stored on their servers for you. But at 16.99 I would do it unless you would rather own the actual disc. I know that Vudu is a quality service so I'm sure that the streamed version (HDX) should be just as good as having the disc. Just make sure you have a high speed internet connection. Cable is good, DSL is too slow for streaming 1080P full HD.

Originally Posted by buonforte

I don't know how you can say that. Like I said, you weren't just watching it, you were experiencing it. The movie was consistantly beyond the screen. Like the movie was taking place in your living room and not on your TV. There might be something wrong with your set-up somewhere. This has got to be one of the best, if not THE best 3d movie out there. We're not talking about the story, that's subjective, I thought it was cute and my wife liked it, too. But not everyone will.

But, we're talking strictly about the 3D, and that's where this movie shines. And the sound accompanies the visuals beautifully. All in all, a class act presentation that everyone should own to "Demo" their system.

Originally Posted by 2D3D

Plus if you have a bluray player with hard drive, you can download the full thing and always have access to it without internet connection !

Originally Posted by falafala

except that you cant sell it off if you hate the movie !

Originally Posted by 2D3D

I was adding it to the previous posters advice in regards to VUDU, which means you can not sell it either if you stream it Pay attention to whom I quoted
I guess for $16 I took a chance , knowing that if I didnt like it I was gonna be stuck with it lol

Originally Posted by falafala

I am stuck with it, I cant sell it Just letting others know

Originally Posted by buonforte

Like the snake for example, right?? Man, if you thought the Potato Cod fish scene from Imax's Under The Sea was out there, the snake from Sammy's Adventure was right in your face. I mean, it was just about touching your face! Awesome effect.

Originally Posted by ajleske

Do not see what the attraction is with Megamind - I though it was less than average. I have just under 50 3D BR's and would have to rate it in the bottom half for 3d.

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

I found this 3D YouTube video recently, and I highly recommend it for some fun pop-out. If you don't own a DLP, there might be a bit of ghosting thanks to YouTube's crappy compression, but it's still well worth it. I believe it's a theater commercial for some French gummies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f19YzSbXMOQ

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

I found this 3D YouTube video recently, and I highly recommend it for some fun pop-out. If you don't own a DLP, there might be a bit of ghosting thanks to YouTube's crappy compression, but it's still well worth it. I believe it's a theater commercial for some French gummies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f19YzSbXMOQ

Originally Posted by Kalani

That's anaglyph 3D (for the red/green glasses), not like a true BR 3D. I was trying to figure out how that was going work over YouTube. LOL Fun, though, I'll have to dig up some cardboard glasses and try this via a YouTube applet on my BR, ATV or TV.

Haribo is the German company that invented gummi bears, and sells the original ones worldwide, but the commercial happens to be for the French market.

Originally Posted by Kalani

That's anaglyph 3D (for the red/green glasses), not like a true BR 3D. I was trying to figure out how that was going work over YouTube. LOL Fun, though, I'll have to dig up some cardboard glasses and try this via a YouTube applet on my BR, ATV or TV.

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

The video is natively SBS. You just have your YouTube settings set to view all 3D videos in anaglyph mode. I usually rip the SBS videos to a flash drive and watch them on my PS3 in 3D, but my TV also has a YouTube app that works in 3D.

Originally Posted by 2D3D

You must see alot more popout in this movie than I do.
I like the animation , the depth( story line isnt the best, but not horrible) . I dont think I saw more than 2-3 actual popouts throughout the entire movie.

Originally Posted by buonforte

Wow! I have a Toshiba Passive 3D TV and it looked great on it. Even my wife was amazed and usually this stuff doesn't phaze her. I guess everyone see's things differently.

Originally Posted by buonforte

I don't know how you can say that. Like I said, you weren't just watching it, you were experiencing it. The movie was consistantly beyond the screen. Like the movie was taking place in your living room and not on your TV. There might be something wrong with your set-up somewhere. This has got to be one of the best, if not THE best 3d movie out there. We're not talking about the story, that's subjective, I thought it was cute and my wife liked it, too. But not everyone will.

But, we're talking strictly about the 3D, and that's where this movie shines. And the sound accompanies the visuals beautifully. All in all, a class act presentation that everyone should own to "Demo" their system.