Do you think that DOTM 3D will be as badly lit and hard to see as all the latest 3D?

[eat2na]

Michael Bay is calling movie chain CEO's and executives. But what if they don't get the word to the local movie chains? The two movie chains around my area show dim 3D movies. Thor was so dark I couldn't make out what was going on. For the past year movies on Blu-Ray on my PS3 and 1080P display look way better than the movie theater. I am sitting at the theater thinking, " I can't wait to get the blu-ray so I can see the movie the way it was meant to be seen" It used to be the other way around.

http://www.ifc.com/news/2011/06/has-...-the-shark.php

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2011/06/2...er-projection/

[The Gr33n carD]

Call your Theater you go to and ask and they will tell you yes or no or like mine "WE are in the process of finding that out for our self."

[Niven]

Call your Theater you go to and ask and they will tell you yes or no or like mine "WE are in the process of finding that out for our self."

no i think that as this film was made with the 3D in mind and not poorly post converted, the lighting an other aspects will reflect that

[Xcoaster001]

no i think that as this film was made with the 3D in mind and not poorly post converted, the lighting an other aspects will reflect that

The only other 3D movies I've seen are Avatar and Alice in Wonderland, both of which were dimmer than when I watched them on Blu-Ray. I hope you're right, though. That has been my only problem with seeing movies in 3D is that the glasses make the picture darker than it should be.

[snipperoth]

Remember guys, this movie is especially made for 3 f$%(&ng D!!
So it will be something you've never experienced. Period.

[DK Prime]

I hope not...I have no clue about it since this is my first 3D movie. But have been told that other movies were converted to 3D, that should be why it was so bad. This is made for 3D as far as I know.