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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head
Well, it didn't "put me in the movie" any more than any other movie. I didn't watch the 3D version and didn't wear any cardboard glasses. That makes it a gimmick in my view. Nor is 3D "new technology". Show me a 3D movie I can watch and get the full experience from without needing CrackerJack box glasses and I'll start coming around.
If someone told me there was a "game changing" book out there, but you have to read it with special glasses, I would probably ignore that too. It doesn't "change" any of the game for me. It just requires more effort and "equipment" and probably sacrificed quality for a gimmick.
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A. You didnt see the movie in the theater and in 3D so you really have no idea how the movie experience went. Your basically saying it doesnt matter how a movie is shot, just the acting and script that makes it good and that is completely untrue. You could take Citizen Kane and shoot it with one camera and one angle and it wouldnt be enjoyable.
B. And again its not the movie that is the game changer, its the technology behind it. Yes 3d is nothing new but they improved upon it. Avatar was the vehicle that allowed the public to view this technology for the first time.
C. There is a game changer out there for books. Its the Kindle and iPad. Again, not 1 book, but the technology to view books in a different way.