I saw it yesterday and it was OUTSTANDING! Not sure I'd take a little kid (anyone under
to it though as there were a few scared kids in the audience.
Wuntvor, to answer your question, the 3D glasses (at least the ones in Vancouver) fit over my prescription ones, so there wasn't a problem there.
Thanks EmAino, I was actually in the theater when you posted (show started at 11:45AM), but I appreciate you replying just the same and, yes, the 3-D glasses are just a bit wider than normal glasses, so they do fit over your prescription ones. I really enjoyed the 3-D effects. The theater at VRC in Eugene had 3-D previews as well. We saw the preview for
UP, the next Pixar film, in 3-D. It looks pretty amazing that way. They also had a preview for
9. That one looks kinda bizarre and creepy, but it is by Tim Burton after all.
Coraline was very entertaining. I haven't seen a 3-D film in quite a long time, so it was kind of interesting to see how much the medium has evolved. It is a lot like those 3-D viewmasters they used to have (and maybe still do). I want to see if I can find 3-D images from the film or even a 3-D trailer, so I can look at them with the glasses on.
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We stayed until the very end of the credits, just so we could watch the angelic scottish terriers fly around with the bat terriers. They also have a very interesting "come right at you" bit that follows the credits, so stay for it. I felt like I could reach out and touch one of the paper mice. Anyway, I recommend it. Go see it, and you even get to keep the cool glasses.
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