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Clickable Emoticons	Jendora wrote: > [quote=Rocky Rose,(time=1403597356)][quote=Jendora,(time=1403591679)]I only > saw it in 3-D, but it was freaking awesome. As long as it's in theaters, I > will see it in 3-D. When I get it on DVD, then I'll watch it in > 2-D.[/quote] > > I wish I could do that.. I saw it in 2-D once and I feel like I'm missing > something even though I've seen 3-D four times... > > the local theater that's showing it stopped the 3-D afternoon showing on me > :/ and I'm not about to pay like.. 18dollars a time just for 3-D... :/ > unless I go alone to the mall's multiplex.. which might not happen to soon > because I have a pretty busy week anyways... and I just rambled... ok.. > back on topic... > > [/quote] > > The 3-D showings in my area all end on Thursday because of Transformers > opening on Friday. ^o) I'm having a mental battle about whether to go see > one last 3-D showing on Thursday before it leaves theaters. I probably > won't, though because I have things I have to do on that day. Then, I'll > just wait for the DVD because I'm not going to pay to see it in 2-D in > theaters.
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Zer0x 08 Jul 2014, 16:36

With Intels InTru3D, the best 3D software for animated movies on the planet, and the number one stereoscopic supervisor of Hollywood (Phil 'Captain 3D' McNally) in its team, I can say with a probability bordering on certainty, that the movie is made for 3D and absolutely worth the surcharge.

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