this has to be asked

[brittanyherndon]

Can you see Movies in 3D like you can at the movies

 

[Caropooh]

Can you see Movies in 3D like you can at the movies

do you mean at home on your TV or what? If that's what you mean then the answer is no. They have to be 3D to be seen 3D. Just putting 3D glasses on doesn't make them 3D, it just makes them fuzzy and you have a headache!

 

[FireDancer]

Sure you can. All you have to do is go buy the same equipment the theater has and build a movie studio at home.

No worries, polarized televisions are coming soon, stay tuned for this year's CES show. Televisions with both linear and elliptical polarization will very likely be on display and that is what is needed for good 3-D.

I am not a 3D movie fan. I like the attraction in 3D like Fantasmic, but can live without the movies. If I want to see a production in 3D I will go to the theater.

 

[brittanyherndon]

if it is a 3d movie and you have the 3d glasses will it show up in 3D on ur home tv

 

[glitterkittyy]

if it is a 3d movie and you have the 3d glasses will it show up in 3D on ur home tv

My kids have a couple of 3D movies on DVD, and they just put on their 3D glasses. Works fine, no problems.

 

[Rora]

I remember when Shrek came out in 3D a while ago. When you bought the DVD, I think 4 pairs of paper 3D glasses were included.

 

[DizBelle]

If you are talking about the polarized variety of 3D, then, no, your TV is not capable of that.

If you are talking about the red/blue (one lens of the glasses is red, the other is blue), then, yes, your TV is capable of that. But it is nowhere near as good.

 

[james'mommy]

Can you see Movies in 3D like you can at the movies

huh, what?

 

[JR6ooo4]

but if you compare "honey I shrunk the kids" attraction to mickey's 3D ( I forget the name) you will notice that the larger the screen the better impression.

Mikeee