"Nekar Xenos" <nek### [at] gmailcom> wrote in message 
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>I saw Avatar on IMAX this weekend. It definitely was the most beautiful 
>and realistic computer graphics I've ever seen! It was a choice between 
>IMAX and 3d. Since 3d hurts my eyes and I've never been in an IMAX theatre 
>before, I went for IMAX.
>
> Anybody seen it in 3d yet?

I've just seen it in 3D... I would have chosen 2D, but they only showed it 
in 3D...
At the beginning, they showed an introduction explaining 3D-cinema, telling 
us that technology has advanced to the point where they can give us 
3D-cinema without any loss in image quality, yet during the movie I was 
wondering why, if they really have that kind of technology, they didn't use 
it... this *certainly* was not the same image quality as a normal movie: 
brightness and contrast didn't even come close to that :(

All lies, I tell ya!

As for the movie itself: stunning visual effects, extremely predictable 
'story', lousy acting.

cu!
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