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Yeah i didn't reply at the time but i watched it and mine is a good one, watching it for the first time in 3D was very enjoyable.

I'm watching mine over Xmas and hoping i have a good one.

What happens when you view one of these misaligned scenes, do you get ghosting or something else. ?

Don't forget House Of Wax when it arrives, that one should be amazing.

Usually it's their display causing the crosstalk, unless you use a good DLP projector then all active displays will have some crosstalk, it's great to hear that this film has a lot of nice pop out effects as i love that.

I sure hope they did a great job on the blu ray release although what you say above doesn't fill me with total confidence, can i ask you about It Came From Outer Space, do you think it will see a 3D release on blu ray in the near future, i understand you worked on restoring that one as mentioned...

How can he tell if the ghosting is on the transfer, it might just be the projector/tv or glasses he is wearing.

It's too painful to watch The Three Stooges, i was always more of an Abbott and Costello or Laurel and Hardy fan.

Question for the 3D experts. Do the older fifties movies have any pop out the screen moments, i enjoy this, i dislike 3D films which are just depth, i want some depth and pop out effects.

Here's a seating recommended distance guide for resolution and distance, it covers 720p and 1080p, it also covers lower resolutions and goes into some detail about why. http://carltonbale.com/1080p-does-matter/

The boats getting fuller, i'm rowing towards this one too.

Really disappointing if that is their way of thinking, they would maximise sales by putting out a 2D/3D version at the same time, i think this has double dip written all over it but only if Dial M For Murder sells well, i hope people buy that title so we can get more classic 3D cinema released...