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Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 15 Feb 2010, 03:47
by Gota
True true.
Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 15 Feb 2010, 06:32
by Caydr
Pointer: the tilt of your head plays havoc on the 3D effect, I recommend also trying the glasses out in slightly different positions on your face, like close to your eyes, sitting a bit farther down on your nose, etc. Tilt your head forward and back, etc, try to "calibrate" your eyes within the first few minutes of the movie when there's nothing too serious going on.
CarRepairer wrote:Plot: 0/10 - dreadful.
The story was good so I hope you get tricked into providing cover for a terrorist organization and have to finally choose between letting the terrorists escape with a nuclear bomb or saving your family. Choosing to save your family, the terrorists are soon supposedly killed but 2 years later the bomb goes off and kills your entire family while they're on vacation and you had to stay home because you were sick but you urged them to go anyway, and when you hear about it your very soul crumbles and you realize: you. have. nothing. You were so full of promise... once. Wither away, you worthless shell that could have perhaps truly been a human being.
Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 17 Feb 2010, 04:14
by Neddie
Yes, because a movie is visuals and plot alone.
Not that I've watched or am at all interested.
Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 17 Feb 2010, 10:08
by Caydr
This is America, we like to break things down into two possibilities and then argue about which one is worse.
Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 17 Feb 2010, 15:20
by Neddie
You're in North America, but not in the United States. You should be free of the contamination.
Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 17 Feb 2010, 15:22
by Gota
neddiedrow wrote:Yes, because a movie is visuals and plot alone.
Not that I've watched or am at all interested.
A movie is visuals and sound and for the unpretentious of us also a beverage and some snacks once in a while.
Re: Avatar (spoilers in thread)
Posted: 17 Feb 2010, 15:44
by Neddie
Gota wrote:neddiedrow wrote:Yes, because a movie is visuals and plot alone.
Not that I've watched or am at all interested.
A movie is visuals and sound and for the unpretentious of us also a beverage and some snacks once in a while.
All I said was that a movie couldn't be evaluated merely in terms of visuals and plot. If you feel that is pretentious, I recommend you adjust your perspective to accommodate reality.