3D Top 30 Must Own 3D Blu-Ray Releases (4 Viewers)

[TJPC]

It always was a dream of mine to own this movie in 3D, so it was a "first day purchase" for me.

 

[DavidJ]

BTW, Transformers: The Last Knight is good 3D. The movie...well, you know. It was shot using IMAX 3D cameras and was quite something in that format.

 

[TJPC]

I just saw it and I agree with you. My criticism? Too loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong!!!!!!

 

[Panman40]

I dislike very long films especially if they are less than stellar.

 

[DavidJ]

It's definitely too long.

 

[marcuslaw]

Things some us already knew and commented about: http://www.slashfilm.com/that-glass...itive-as-the-internet-would-have-you-believe/

 

[Johnny Angell]

It Came From Outer Space $5.43 at Amazon.

Is that 3D version. I hate to see a classic for that low price.

 

[RolandL]

Is that 3D version. I hate to see a classic for that low price.

Now $8.10 for 3D/2D. 3D and 2D are on the same disc. You can't buy a 2D only version Blu-ray of ICFOS.

 

[marcuslaw]

New trailer for Terminator 2 3-D with commentary from Cameron:

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[Paul Hillenbrand]

Thanks for the trailer!

New trailer for Terminator 2 3-D with commentary from Cameron

I agree with Cameron when he said: "We’re working with the best 3D conversion house in the world, which is Stereo D".​

 

[Robert Crawford]

If it plays anywhere near me I'll go see it again in a movie theater. I hope it's the extended version of the film.

 

[revgen]

Here's a Russian side-by-side 3-D trailer. Your 3-D TV should play it if it supports side-by-side 3-D.

 

[Panman40]

Well I picked up a multi region player so this afternoons film is going to be Those redheads from Seattle .

 

[Panman40]

Just finished Those redheads from Seattle, a mixed bag for me. Some obvious black crush at the beginning, then in the second half it was pretty soft looking.
This is one with mostly background seperation so very nice depth. I'm nitpicking here obviously !. Overall a good Sunday afternoon watch

 

[Bryan^H]

I pulled a "triple-header" last night.

First was 'Dawn Of The Planet Of the Apes'. 3D was just ok. No pop out, and depth was barely average. Good movie, but certainly not a showcase for 3D.

Next I watched 'Moana'. I tell you it is just a depressing thought that 3D is getting killed off after seeing a gem like this. 3D was amazing, and the depth not only enhanced the film(which is great by itself) it made it a memorable experience. The immersive aspect, the colors...I will watch this movie many times in the future, and I can promise you It will be 3D, and 3D only...even if it is ever released UHD.

Finally, 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children'
I own it twice now (also on UHD). Here is a bold statement, this is the best live action 3D film I own. honestly it is superb from start to finish. After watching the UHD version, this is a hard pill to swallow, as much of the fine detail just isn't there. But in its place is the wonderful 3D that is second to none. It will probably be a while before I watch this again.
I will have to consider then which version to go with.

 

[Panman40]

I pulled a "triple-header" last night.

First was 'Dawn Of The Planet Of the Apes'. 3D was just ok. No pop out, and depth was barely average. Good movie, but certainly not a showcase for 3D.

Next I watched 'Moana'. I tell you it is just a depressing thought that 3D is getting killed off after seeing a gem like this. 3D was amazing, and the depth not only enhanced the film(which is great by itself) it made it a memorable experience. The immersive aspect, the colors...I will watch this movie many times in the future, and I can promise you It will be 3D, and 3D only...even if it is ever released UHD.

Finally, 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children'
I own it twice now (also on UHD). Here is a bold statement, this is the best live action 3D film I own. honestly it is superb from start to finish. After watching the UHD version, this is a hard pill to swallow, as much of the fine detail just isn't there. But in its place is the wonderful 3D that is second to none. It will probably be a while before I watch this again.
I will have to consider then which version to go with.

Wow really!!, I started watching miss peregrines in 3D and was dissapointed so put the regular blu Ray on instead..

Re Moana I've seen much better 3D from animation, I agree the colours and pop were amazing though. In recent animated watches I much preferred 'Sing'.

 

[Bryan^H]

Wow really!!, I started watching miss peregrines in 3D and was dissapointed so put the regular blu Ray on instead..

I'm puzzled. What I was seeing on my DLP projection was amazing. I still can't shake the lost detail I saw on the UHD though.

 

[Bryan^H]

Re Moana I've seen much better 3D from animation, I agree the colours and pop were amazing though. In recent animated watches I much preferred 'Sing'.

I don't watch a lot of animated features-only the Pixar/Disney titles. I thought 'Moana' was better than 'The Good Dinosaur' which was also really good.

 

[John Sparks]

GUN FURY 3D in September from Twilight Time, only on the SAE site.

 

[Paul Hillenbrand]

GUN FURY 3D in September from Twilight Time, only on the SAE site.

This is the second time I've read this. Déjà vu?

But each time an SAE search produces nothing.

On another site I get this: