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I'm not a big 3D person but this seems like one where it might be worth it the extra dollar and the chance of getting queasy.

Recommendations?

Ritterskoop wrote:I'm not a big 3D person but this seems like one where it might be worth it the extra dollar and the chance of getting queasy.

Recommendations?

I saw it in 3D, and I thought the 3D effects were more subtle and less obvious than in most 3D movies.

jarnon wrote:

Ritterskoop wrote:I'm not a big 3D person but this seems like one where it might be worth it the extra dollar and the chance of getting queasy.

Recommendations?

I saw it in 3D, and I thought the 3D effects were more subtle and less obvious than in most 3D movies.

Ditto

jarnon wrote:

Ritterskoop wrote:I'm not a big 3D person but this seems like one where it might be worth it the extra dollar and the chance of getting queasy.

Recommendations?

I saw it in 3D, and I thought the 3D effects were more subtle and less obvious than in most 3D movies.

Is that a good thing or a bad thing? --Bob

We saw it in 3D today and no one got queasy or had any ill effects. I thought it was well done, and barely noticed, in a good way. We didn't intend to pay extra but the non-3D theater only had front-row seats left, so we waited half an hour and got much better seats in the 3D theater.

I give the movie itself a B.

Thanks for the advice. Tomorrow is The Baboo's birthday and a Rogue One viewing is part of the day's activities. We had been debating 3D or not. Now it looks like that is our choice.