Hanson
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About 20 minutes in, I had to step out to go the bathroom. As I was leaving the bathroom, a wave of nausea came over me. But I was able to watch the rest of the movie without incident. But after it was over, I started getting nauseous again. I had to lie down and take a nap when I got home. It was like, I was okay on the roller coaster, but as soon as I stepped off, the vertigo hit me.Originally Posted by Colin Jacobson
Kinda wish I HAD gone 2D, though. Went IMAX 3D and the imagery made me a little motion-sick. Not "Blair Witch" or Paul Greengrass motion-sick, but a bit googly - had to close my eyes occasionally to ward off nausea...
I don't think I'll be heading back to the theaters, but I am eagerly awaiting home video just to watch it in 2D. Incidentally, I've gone to a sum total of 5 films in the last 8 years, with Watchmen being the first one in a two year layoff and Avatar following behind it. And Avatar only for the 3D, so it's a great marketing tool.
Anyone else take their Real3D glasses home only to find out that the polarized 3D system in the theaters doesn't work at home and you still need anaglyph glasses for home 3D? Because that bummed me out.