Bay Dispells Rumors; Reconfirms TF3 Will Be In 3D

God I hate 3D.

As one of the people who physically cannot watch movies in 3D, this doesn't make me want to go watch it anymore. I am guessing (probably true) that it'll be in 2D too. I sure hope so. Being partially colorblind with glasses sucks.

Ha ha ha!

I like Bay's reactions. This is the second time he uses the word "moron" in the past week. It appears that he writes on his forum only when is pissed. It's good that he writes at all.

First-Aid wrote:At least he is shooting it in traditional 3D and not doing that horrible conversion that's ruining movies everywhere (to be fair, some movies were already ruined...<cough> <cough> <Pirhana> <cough>).

You beat me to it. I sat through The Last Airbender and left not only pissed at how horrible the movie was, but pissed that I paid $10 for a 3D film that had absolutely no 3D effects. Thankfully Bay is following Cameron's lead and insistence that the only way to make it really work is to film it in 3D.

I do hope that 1) there is a 2D alternative so if I want to see it more than once I don't have to see it in 3D every time ad 2) the 3D isn't the obvious, gimmicky 3D that's only there to make you think Optimus is going to punch you in the face.

First-Aid wrote:There will be 2D versions as only certain theaters are equipped for the new digital 3D that Cameron used.

On "The Last Airbender", what's amazing is that- despite M. Knight Shame-a-lot's recent and repeated failures, studios are still willing to put his movies on the big screen. That movie cost like $150 million to make, and it grossed something just under $100 million worldwide. Not quite "Pluto Nash" but DAMN that's a huge waste of cash.

Actually it's up to 253.4 million worldwide so it's made money, but it still looks like a rancid turd of a movie to me.

omega666 wrote:God I hate 3D.

I hate wearing those glasses. Plus I can enjoy a 2D movie just as much.

I hope Unicron comes, shoves his hand through the screen and crushed the whole planet!