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Wow. And they pick your pocket just getting in to see the movie. 
3D Glasses for Marvel's The Avengers Revealed | Superhero Hype
3D Glasses for Marvel's The Avengers Revealed | Superhero Hype
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wonder how much they are? but yeah, they make you pay where ever you can!Check out my B / S / T! I have TONS of awesome stuff
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I think they just gave us the first clear shot of Hulk's face. He does look more Hulk-like than the other CGI models from the previous films.
As for the glasses, if they are free and you can pick, that's fine. I ain't paying extra.
ChrisComment
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Please God tell me they are doing a non-3D version as well. 3D movies give me horrible headaches."Procrastination is the art of planning for tomorrow."Comment
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I guess its good marketing. Chances are they will show up on Ebay and people will be willing to give you the price of the glasses plus the movie. They did the same thing witht the last Harry Potter movie in some theaters. Just out of curiousity; do the 3D movie glasses work with 3D tv's?"The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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Good Marketing tool for this movie, but I won't pay for them. I hate 3D movies. the last 3D movie I went to was Superman Returns and that was awful!Comment
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I wonder why that is. Maybe I will give another 3D a try if I can score a normal pair of 3D glasses."Procrastination is the art of planning for tomorrow."Comment
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I call it the "Viewmaster" effect. Because that's about what your getting. A little bit of separation but really not true 3D.Comment
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I've seen several movies in 3D, and the only two that really gave me any 3D effect were Avatar and the Jim Carrey "A Christmas Carol". I saw Captain America first in 2D, and then a second time in 3D, and I could barely tell any difference. A few times when he threw the shield at the camera it seemed to come out a bit, but not as much as the hype would have you believe.
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The last 3D movie I tried was Captain America, and only because the theatre was not showing the 2D version. 30 minutes into the movie I was downing Tylenol like sweettarts. At 60 minutes my head hurt so bad that it was painful just to watch. I am in hopes that the 3D phase will die off soon; great gee-whiz stuff for the IMAX theatres, but not so in standard theatres. Not all 3D is like that. i can go to the IMAX at Disney in Florida and have no issues at all."Procrastination is the art of planning for tomorrow."Comment
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Cool but, as the first comment on that page says, they wouldn't fit over my regular glasses.
Love teh 3D. Mind you I wear regular specs, so glasses don't annoy me as they might annoy non-glass-wearing cinema goers.
Got a 3D TV here too. Some movies are more 3D than others - Avatar was very nicely done. Toy Story 3's 3D is so subtle it's barely noticeable.
Playstation rocks in 3D.
There's no going back, you 2D luddites.
Even My Henchmen Think I'm Crazy.Comment
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I also hate watching movies on 3D...overpriced and the technology is not quite there yet anyway...I hate having to wear those stupid plastic things on my face...they get in my way of stuffing my mouth with popcorn, lol.
Not only is eyewear extremely annoying to me (I have reading glasses, but try to avoid them as well, lol)...but those things give me a headache...and they fog up on me (usually when I eat nachos, or something spicey like that)...I have to keep cleaning them all throughout the movie...what a friggin' hassle.
The ONLY movie that I've ever seen in 3D that was decent was Avatar.
I just saw the latest Underworld this past Thursday in 3D...and man...that's one movie that didn't need 3D...it was truly unnecessary.sigpicComment
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PUNY HUMANS!Comment
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