THE 3DS SLIDERS ARE ON!!!!!!

Ditto.

When the Clash of the Titans remake was in cinemas the trailers and adverts before the movie had more depth and pop out ☠️

Couldn't agree more and I'll go one step further and say that the lack of pop outs in 3d movies is the number one cause of its slow decline. Pop outs got a bad name from earlier 3d's because by focusing only on a sword pointing at an audience the flow of the movie would be interrupted. Most of the 3d directors fell onto the Cameron bandwagon by labeling them gimmicks and gimmicks they were however that's not the case any longer with todays 3d technology. Long story short, whether it be ducking from explosions, racing cars or a flock of birds flying into your living room it's always fun to enjoy the ENTIRE 3d experience with big time pop outs.

Journey to the center of the earth has some amazing pop outs, some of the best I've ever seen.

I haven’t seen it in 3-D, is there any pop out gimmicky things in the movie? Or is it all submerged?

I live in the States and there are fewer Blu-ray 3Ds being released here every year. That being said, several of the movies that do not get a Blu-ray 3D release here still get released in the UK. A good chunk of those UK releases are region free too (things like the new Star Wars movies or the later Marvel movies for example). I've been importing the movies I really care about owing a 3D version of through amazon.co.uk for a little while now.

I too upgraded to 4k Projector with 3d capabilities

@@discfunctionalcommentary2775 What bluray 3d movie or movies do you recommend that have slow pop outs, and I mean that almost touching your nose? not so much the quick bullet coming at you that gone in 12 seconds.

@@discfunctionalcommentary2775 Can you give a couple of 3D titles that have allot of pop out? I am a big 3D pop-out guy more so than depth.

Hey, thanks for the comments. I think those of us who still appreciate 3D (when used properly) are the minority at this point. Overall it seems to have been a fad that came and went (just like it did in the '50s and again in the '80s). I'm looking forward to the next resurgence when a fresh generation of filmmakers can use the technology in a new and innovative way. You're right. Hugo is a great pick. I have seen The Walk, but actually never saw it in 3D. That's one I'll have to check out if I ever come across it. Thanks again for watching and for the suggestions.

Is Tron 3-D submerged 3-D or does it have gimmicky pop out effects?

I was able to see the 3D version of JP in a theater and was actually the first time I saw the first JP. I remember telling my friends after that it felt like I was watching a movie that was meant to be seen in 3D. Later I saw a video that talked about the blocking style of Spielberg and how he likes to track movement in an L shape, might explain why it transferred so well.

I didn’t find Beaty and the Beast to be as nessesary a conversion. It was well done but the 2D aspects of that film are so much so that it’s distracting for me. I don’t have that issue with The Lion King at all. Might be due to the integration of early CGI during scenes like the Wildebeest stampede.

I agree the PS4 VR so far for me is the best 3D you can get. Is the reason I am here looking for Film worth to buy!

300 3d movies? Can u email me pics so I can be legendary like u and get what I'm missing

Pierre Mcclain : For the first 150 x 3D Blu Rays look at Zoom.Co.Uk then click on Blu Ray then 3d as this will form the basis of any collection, plus this website is owned by Sony Pictures so you will be buying genuine sealed stock. The next 150 is really down to your preference but I just repeated the process on Amazon to fill in the gaps. Lastly, the hard to get ones you could start with e-bay, world of books, music magpie and the German magimox . Happy hunting!

I completely agree. Just like any other filmmaking technique, 3D absolutely can be used as a tool to benefit the narrative.

Had quite an online conversation with crew that worked on James Cameron's Avatar , Every scene in the film was laid out artistically around The Feeling invoked by the watching , They did extensive audience feedback and found that audience connectivity and internal emotional recognition with natural depth perspective correct 3D was over 10 times that of watching the film "flat". used as a woven in form of cinematic expression it is a very powerful storytelling device on so many levels Improving the presentation technology is key .. Avatar 2 is a evolution upon all of these layers , they sat the writers down and reflected upon what internal experiences the audience connected with in the original before they even began work on the story layers of the sequels.

You can never have to many versions of Fury Road. In my opinion it's one of the greatest action movies ever made.

It’s $5.95, today.

@@westmcgee9320Thanks :)

If you like submerged 3-D yes, if you’re looking for pop out 3-D beyond the screen. Then sadly no

Try used projectors, such as dlp benq 2050, or epson hc 2040/45 or much better 2100/2150. I prefer epson because they have frame interpolation also in 3d (only on 24p input for full resolution 3d) increasing the realism of 3d (for 2d it is controversial, as we know) and making it more comfortable without flickering like a passive screen even on low FI setting, and on FI high strongly reduces tearing of all active systems. I always watch 3d with FI High. My 2 cents… You can find a used Blu-ray 3d player for 50-70. Glasses for 5-10. And I’d try nWave cartoons they are the best, and documentaries.

I completely understand. Comin' at Ya! certainly isn't going to be for everyone. I personally had a good time with it and definitely feel it's worth a watch but I think it requires a particular audience to be fully enjoyed. Good point in regards to Crouching Tiger. There certainly are plenty of martial arts movies and centuries of culture that influenced the film. However at the time it was released, it's hard to deny the impact it had on mainstream martial arts films and their overall style. Thanks for watching and for the feedback.

I can't say that I ever noticed that on my copy. It could be the TV and 3D setup that I had didn't emphasize that issue if it existed. Unfortunately the 3D television that I had when I made this video had to be retired and they don't really sell 3D televisions anymore. At some point I'll likely invest in a VR headset so that I can use that to enjoy the 3D Blu-rays that I still have in my collection.

@@discfunctionalcommentary2775 I see, still thanks for the reply. I am actually watching on a VR headset myself (meta quest 3). I must say the 3D effect is quite spectacular in certain movies. If it's done well it's even more immersive in VR, but those first minutes of pacific rim are probably even worse because of it. I just wish it had a better contrast ratio. It would probably look incredible on the apple vision pro, which has micro-oled displays.

Sorry for late reply, shave off 5" and the 2016 LG G6 OLED came in a 77" model, the last LG OLEDs to include 3D- via lighter Passive Polarised glasses than Active Shutter glasses. They were widely considered the best 3DTVs before the feature was removed from subsequent year's models by all manufacturers. Any larger than that, and you're best looking at Projector & Screen. Like other OLED screens of that era, they are more susceptable to OLED burn-in than recent years models. I have a 55" C6 (curved) that was used for gaming & has pretty bad Red pixel burn-in, and a 66" G6 that is only used for Blu-Ray & Streaming in much better condition, but does have a KZfaq logo burnt in (Red pixels again)

Minions, Thunder and the house of magic, and Sammy Turtle are the best use of 3D in any animation ... depth, gimmicks, etc

Can’t forget Madagascar 3D

Does that exist? Can't say that I've ever seen that one.

I am since i was a Child Stereoscopic 3D Fan. But Jaws 3 3D, was in my whole Childhood until i was 37 years old, the only 3D Movie running in Swiss Cinema Theaters... I was 14 i was watching Jaws 3 3D in the Kino. I was very very exited and happy to see a real Stereoscopic Movie in the Kino!!!! But in the local Radio of my City all the People who watched the Jaws 3 3D Film, made the Film to shit and only speaked very bad about the Movie the film is kitsch, the film is very bad, it was a shame about the money, etc. all this other People smashed this Film in the Trash!!! I was very very frustrated and angry about all this People, because the result of this was: Never again there was a 3D Movie running in the Swiss Kinos until 2007... Hounted Hous started finaly 2007 the 3D Periode.

To me it's about the entertainment factor. I'll be honest, when I watch Jaws 3 in 3D, I'm actually entertained. It's very cheesy in its execution, but I think that's part about what makes it fun. You take that over the top gimmicky 3D effect out of it though and I think it looses a lot of what makes it enjoyable.

I'm actually not aware of any 3D release of Hotel Transylvania 3. 3D Blu-rays have been getting released less and less frequently over the past several years. If you live in the United States, they practically don't get released at all anymore (except for a few rare exceptions). The reason for this is ultimately about money. 3D as a home entertainment media format just wasn't selling well enough for the studios and other companies to continue to invest in it. However, 3D Blu-rays are still getting released in other countries. I import some of the movies that I have a 3D interes in from the UK. The later Marvel movies and the last couple Star Wars movies didn't get a domestic 3D Blu-ray release, but they were released on Blu-ray 3D in the UK. Those are all pretty easy to find on amazon.co.uk and in the case of Marvel and Star Wars they're usually region-free releases so you don't have to worry about a multi region player. However, even if you are able to find some 3D media, getting a setup to watch them on becomes a separate obstacle. 3D TV's aren't really made any more so unless you have an older model, your only other real option is to get a projector setup. It's too bad, because I am also a fan of 3D and enjoy watching it from time to time. I think you're right though. Ultimately the reason for 3D's downfall probably had a lot to do with the market being flooded. Too many films were getting unnecessary 3D releases and at a certain point, I think people just stopped caring.

@@discfunctionalcommentary2775 i want to add that you can use a ps4 and a psvr headset to watch 3d blu-rays. I think it only displays 720p though and the ps4 pro displays 1080p. With the Ps5 coming out you will also still be able to use the psvr. So its well worth it