Beowulf

[MikeWaters]

I saw it in 3D. A lot of fun, esp. since the first time I have seen a movie in 3D.

After a while, I forgot it was in 3D, and I have to say that eventually my eyes bought the animation (more so than I expected from the previews).

Good flick IMO.

[MikeWaters]

am I the only one to have seen it in 3D?

btw, do not take kids who you do not want to see a woman in near nakedness (even though a bit cartoonish), nor a man's naked rear (for the Utes).

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

am I the only one to have seen it in 3D?

btw, do not take kids who you do not want to see a woman in near nakedness (even though a bit cartoonish), nor a man's naked rear (for the Utes).

I noticed Angelina nearly naked, but there was a man naked? When? I must not have looked.

The film is watchable.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by Archaea

I noticed Angelina nearly naked, but there was a man naked? When? I must not have looked.

The film is watchable.

if it's not 3D I don't care that much I think. But the 3D adds something different which made it fun.

[marsupial]

So did you have to wear those silly glasses the whole time or is 3D technology beyond that now?

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by marsupial

So did you have to wear those silly glasses the whole time or is 3D technology beyond that now?

yes you wear glasses but they are like sunglasses. they aren't paper glasses with blue and red.

[Indy Coug]

My wife and I are going to see it in IMAX-3D soon.