BomaGreg
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Another thing I forgot to mention was the 3D movies. We saw both Bolt and G-Force in 3D on the ship, and they were amazing fun. For the techno-geeks out there, I'm not sure they used polarized lenses for the 3D effect. The glasses had a faint color to each eye, and coupled with the fact that the 3D never really "jumped" off the screen, leads me to believe it's some form of anaglyph showing. However, unlike other two-color glasses methods, the movies still looked sharp and colorful, and possibly even brighter than poloraized glasses movies I've seen.
Oddly, both my wife and I commented on how much more comfortable it was to watch the movie than other 3D movies we had been to before. Helping to make the 3D even better, G-Force was letterboxed on the screen, and actually utilized the black bar space for explosions and debris to add extra umph to the 3D effect. I'd love to know if anyone who reads this has any insight into how the 3D is done in the movie!
Anyway, tech stuff said, they were both fantastic movies (I'd never seen Bolt before, either), and I highly recommend seeing both if given the chance!
Oddly, both my wife and I commented on how much more comfortable it was to watch the movie than other 3D movies we had been to before. Helping to make the 3D even better, G-Force was letterboxed on the screen, and actually utilized the black bar space for explosions and debris to add extra umph to the 3D effect. I'd love to know if anyone who reads this has any insight into how the 3D is done in the movie!
Anyway, tech stuff said, they were both fantastic movies (I'd never seen Bolt before, either), and I highly recommend seeing both if given the chance!