Oh I dunno, could have been interesting: orc arrows flying over our heads, Gollum leaping over Bilbo and the audience, getting splashed with water while riding a barrel...
Well, for me it would have been disastrous, since 3D simply does not work for me. People with less than perfect vision, especially differences in vision between eyes, kinda have trouble with that technology. Since my eyes do not focus on the same point, 3D is a complete waste of time for me. Worse than that, because the image on the screen is blurry and weird because of the effect. If they released The Hobbit in 3D, I'm afraid I'd never be able to see it. (Unless, of course, they had the brains to release the film both with and without it.)
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Date: Monday, December 3rd, 2007 10:16 pm (UTC)Oh no wait, that's the Disney ride!
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Date: Tuesday, December 4th, 2007 02:53 am (UTC)Well, for me it would have been disastrous, since 3D simply does not work for me. People with less than perfect vision, especially differences in vision between eyes, kinda have trouble with that technology. Since my eyes do not focus on the same point, 3D is a complete waste of time for me. Worse than that, because the image on the screen is blurry and weird because of the effect. If they released The Hobbit in 3D, I'm afraid I'd never be able to see it. (Unless, of course, they had the brains to release the film both with and without it.)