Gavski(Elite) posted this on Monday, 20th May 2013, 20:16
The TV is about to be bought and as it comes with a free 3D BD Player I wanted to test it out. So recommend me a decent looking 3D Film on Blu Ray to buy.
Have heard Life of Pi looks good on 3D sets, but are there any gems I am missing? Was thinking of a Disney title maybe Finding Nemo or Lion King?
Ta
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RE: Which 3D?
RJS(undefined) posted this on Monday, 20th May 2013, 20:52
I've not seen it in 3D, but I bet Toy Story 3D is fantastic.
Monsters Inc 3D The Hobbit Cirque Du Soleil (New one, best 3D I have ever seen) Life of Pi TT3D Rise of The Guardians The Avengers Despicable Me Toy Story (All 3) Finding Nemo UP Puss In Boots How to Train Your Dragon Megamind Wreck It Ralph Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs Tangled Brave
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RE: Which 3D?
admars(Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 21st May 2013, 06:23
Chris Gould(Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 21st May 2013, 08:49
No one has mentioned Avatar yet. Okay, it`s derivative and not even a particularly good rip off, but it was one of the original `wow` films in 3D. Then there`s Prometheus, the 3D version of which also contains the feature-length making of documentary that`s not available on the 2D release (this is now a trend for Fox titles).
I`ve yet to really see a film that was made by the 3D. Life of Pi was decent, but I watched it again in 2D at the weekend and the story wasn`t affected by the lack of 3D effects. Wreck-It Ralph was pretty good theatrically, but I can`t speak to the BD release. I was somewhat disappointed by Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo in 3D at the cinema though.
Maybe one day I`ll get a 3D set, but I`ve put my plans to buy one of the new Panasonic sets on hold as I`ve had a lot of expense lately (birthdays, decorating, car insurance etc).
Gavski(Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 21st May 2013, 09:15
Well there`s lots of choice then. I think I`ll go for a cheaper title - probably Hugo and also see if there are any demo disks I can blag from the shop when i buy TV. If i`m impressed I think i`ll go for a disney title...maybe Dredd, again as its cheap!
I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad The dreams in which i`m dying are the best i`ve ever had.
RE: Which 3D?
Jimbo :oÞ(Elite Donator) posted this on Tuesday, 21st May 2013, 09:40
Dredd is OK in 3D but not a major "wow" until you get to the final scenes... if you`ve seen it you`ll know the ones I mean.
I watched Planet Dinosaur 3D last night and probably one of the best 3D effects I`ve watched yet with both protrusion from the snouts of the Dinos to depth in the wider scenes. For 7 quid you can`t go wrong with Dredd as a tester, I paid a tenner.
One thing though, I also bought Gnomeo n Juliet cos it was £8 when I did and was a tester for my 3D setup. I have my Panny 50" TV and my projector run through my Onkyo amp as mentioned before in other threads and after some reading about on forums etc. it appears that HDMi defaults to the lowest standard/setting in the chain. To clarify: Projector is 1080P 3D capable, TV is 1080P non 3D so my setup should default to a 2D setup. When I use Gnomeo I can select 3D or 2D via th eprojector but when I use Dredd it defaults and tells me I need 3D hardware for 3D playback. Disconnect the twin output of the Amp to only output to the Projector and it goes back to 3D without issue.
Don`t understand why one disc can bypass it but the other can`t.
Jimbo : oÞ
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