Gravity

[Dwight Schr-ute]

I'm guessing that seeing this in IMAX is the route to go.


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[jay santos]

Thumbs up. Very enjoyable theater experience. So glad they didn't do a lot of the typical dumb Hollywood tricks, like extend a 90 minute story to 2:20. Very well done.

[Indy Coug]

Fantastic movie. It's a must-see in 3D.

[Pelado]

I'm guessing that seeing this in IMAX is the route to go.

Fantastic movie. It's a must-see in 3D.

You're both right. IMAX 3D.

[TripletDaddy]

is this movie too scary for bambini? Might take the puffy check to a flick tonight.

[falafel]

I'm guessing that seeing this in IMAX is the route to go.


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Fantastic movie. It's a must-see in 3D.

You're both right. IMAX 3D.

Even if you traditionally hate 3D movies? Last one I saw was the Hobbit, and it ruined the movie for me.

[Indy Coug]

Even if you traditionally hate 3D movies? Last one I saw was the Hobbit, and it ruined the movie for me.

Trust me, the 3D effects are an integral part of this movie. Very well done.

[TripletDaddy]

Even if you traditionally hate 3D movies? Last one I saw was the Hobbit, and it ruined the movie for me.

why would you see the hobbit in 3d?

[jay santos]

is this movie too scary for bambini? Might take the puffy check to a flick tonight.

How old? I took my 7 yo. I think he did fine. There are a couple scenes where you see pretty gruesome (for a kid) view of a dead person. For a second I thought oh shiz i shouldn't have taken my kid. But it wasn't too bad. After taking him to Hunger Games and letting him watch children snap other children's necks, he's scarred anyway.

[falafel]

why would you see the hobbit in 3d?

It was not my choice.

[CardiacCoug]

why would you see the hobbit in 3d?

It's amazing how the noses and ears of the hobbits are coming right out of the screen as they do the hobbity stuff. Makes you want to reach out and touch them.

[TripletDaddy]

It was not my choice.

oh. ok then.

there are some movies that could lend themselves to 3d, although im am with you in that those exceptions are rare. The Hobbit is so clearly not one of them (I would also lump Gone with the Wind, Schindler's List, and Good Will Hunting into this category as well).

Ironically, the temple movie in 3D could actually be cool and could beautify and add variety to an otherwise boring experience.

[TripletDaddy]

How old? I took my 7 yo. I think he did fine. There are a couple scenes where you see pretty gruesome (for a kid) view of a dead person. For a second I thought oh shiz i shouldn't have taken my kid. But it wasn't too bad. After taking him to Hunger Games and letting him watch children snap other children's necks, he's scarred anyway.

PC is 8 (9 in december!). My son has recently done a google image search for "dead skeleton" and he catches tarantulas with his bare hands, so I think he would be ok. On the other hand, one of my daughters thinks Harry Potter movies are scary so I am guessing we will probably skip Gravity tonight.

[MarkGrace]

PC is 8 (9 in december!). My son has recently done a google image search for "dead skeleton" and he catches tarantulas with his bare hands, so I think he would be ok. On the other hand, one of my daughters thinks Harry Potter movies are scary so I am guessing we will probably skip Gravity tonight.

Gravity not winning.

[snowcat]

Ironically, the temple movie in 3D could actually be cool and could beautify and add variety to an otherwise boring experience.