I haven't been able to figure out why they replay these old movies at the box office, when 15 years later a new one is coming out. For instance, Jurassic Park. Why in the heck would I pay $12 to see a movie I can watch on any major streaming sight for free? Most people, I feel, if they saw the original and like it would go to the theater to see the new one anyhow. Who's walking around like "Jurassic Park? What's that?"
It's all part of the 3-D kick. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the current 3-D movie technology. I'll save my cash for other things.
That makes sense. I forgot it was in 3-D. Still though, I went and looked a some $3K 3D TV. I put on the glasses and watched it, and nothing happened. It looked like a blurry TV to me. I don't understand the hype.
It's possible the glasses were broken, or they were passive and the TV requires Active, etc. Happens a lot at retail stores. It shouldn't look blurry really. But that could happen depending on content. The TV can't always interpolate.
