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Old 01-18-2010, 11:50 AM   #121
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I just got back from watching 'Avatar' 3D - and I share the opinions of those who say the story is pretty weak (to put it mildly).

Some of the 3D effects were impressive; but others were less so. Many scenes just looked like layers of flats - and the patchiness of the effects (and weak story) stopped me getting immersed in the world of the film.

And, boy was it long! I left just before the end, partly because I was bored, and partly because I was scared it would descend into the sort of mawkish mush which ends a lot of similar films.

3D has potential, but I won't be going to another 3D film any time soon. I'd still rather watch DVDs at home - it's a more pleasant viewing experience than attending my local flea pit.

On the recommendations front, one fabulous film I watched recently was the 1931 version of 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' - stunning!

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