No 3-D?

[maisfeeka]

So... apparently my eyes don't work together well enough to let me watch a 3-D movie. Everything is all funky green or red and there is no 3-D just a muddled mess. Which is not the end of the world as luckily the DVD also has a non 3-D version, but I do have a nasty headache from trying to make my eyes behave themselves.

I suppose this really shouldn't surprise me since I've known for some time that I have very little depth perception, which, now that I think about it in relation to the whole 3-D situation makes sense since both require your eyes to work together. Still odd though.

Comments

[shadowcat]

You are not the only one sweetie. I discovered this with Journey to the Center of the Earth. Headache and motion sickness.

[maisfeeka.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't even mind the headache as much if the whole thing didn't turn into a blurry unwatchable mess. And it's pretty unwatchable *without* the glasses too. I'm lucky the DVD has both versions!

[shadowcat]

Oh gods, me too. Everything merged weirdly and looked like a mess, just like you describe.

[maisfeeka.livejournal.com]

I could sometimes do a weird squinty thing and get some of the colors to sort of make sense for a brief second, but that was about it. *shudders*

[shadowcat]

We'll stick to regular versions?

[maisfeeka.livejournal.com]

YES, PLEASE!!!! *grins*

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

My depth perception is sucktastic too. I haven't tried to watch a 3D movie in a while because I'm afraid it would make me dizzy/motion sick. I sometimes have issues with the action in normal movies doing that.

[maisfeeka.livejournal.com]

I only do the dizziness thing if I get tilted up or down - which makes things like roller coasters Right Out. One of those IMAX movies of a roller coaster doesn't affect me at all because my body isn't moving, even though my stomach still does that crazy dip. Weird, but there it is.

[suzmc.livejournal.com]

Oh, but 2-D Jensen is just fine. In fact, he is so massively hot that he's actually 4 or 5-D all on his own. No glasses required.

[maisfeeka.livejournal.com]

Oh, my yes! He totally is!