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Not all movies can be made or converted into 3D, so I wouldn't say 3D is an attempt to replace blu-ray. 3D is only available in the blu-ray format, so technically its the same thing. You can access a 2D version of a movie on any 3D disc. And you're right, DVD is not dead, its on life supportmilojthatch wrote:DVD isn't even dead yet and they are already trying to replace Blu Ray. *rolls eyes*
Out side of tech geeks, I don't see this doing well till they at least find a way to have 3D without the glasses.
Not on Disney 3D Blu-rays (they have a separate disc for 2D). I've tried to play one (Tangled) in my 2D Blu-ray player and it wouldn't work. Although I've tried one from Sony (Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs) and it gave me an option to play 2D when it started since I don't have a 3DTV.abenotgabe wrote:Not all movies can be made or converted into 3D, so I wouldn't say 3D is an attempt to replace blu-ray. 3D is only available in the blu-ray format, so technically its the same thing. You can access a 2D version of a movie on any 3D disc. And you're right, DVD is not dead, its on life supportmilojthatch wrote:DVD isn't even dead yet and they are already trying to replace Blu Ray. *rolls eyes*
Out side of tech geeks, I don't see this doing well till they at least find a way to have 3D without the glasses.
But this is a Blu-Ray disc...I don't think 3D without glasses is feasible to be honest. You would probably have to sit at certain angles and at certain distances for it to be effective so if you had a room of people it just wouldn't work.milojthatch wrote:DVD isn't even dead yet and they are already trying to replace Blu Ray. *rolls eyes*
Out side of tech geeks, I don't see this doing well till they at least find a way to have 3D without the glasses.
From what I've seen of Nintendo's 3DS, glasses free 3D isn't ready yet. It works, but you have to be at a certain angle to get the effect, etc... I noticed playing if I moved the 3DS my eyes had to readjust/focus. I would assume a TV screen like this would be the same.yamiiguy wrote:But this is a Blu-Ray disc...I don't think 3D without glasses is feasible to be honest. You would probably have to sit at certain angles and at certain distances for it to be effective so if you had a room of people it just wouldn't work.milojthatch wrote:DVD isn't even dead yet and they are already trying to replace Blu Ray. *rolls eyes*
Out side of tech geeks, I don't see this doing well till they at least find a way to have 3D without the glasses.
Bonus Features:
Super Rhino – Animated Short Film
Bolt’s Be-Awesome Mission Game – help Bolt defeat the green-eyed man
In Session with John Travolta and Miley Cyrus - behind the scenes feature
Music Video – “I Thought I Lost You” performed by Miley Cyrus and John Travolta
Creating The World of Bolt – Discover how the filmmakers designed the look of the film
A New Breed of Directors: A filmmakers’ journey
Deleted Scenes – with optional introductions by the Directors
Act, Speak! The Voices of Bolt – join the voice cast in session
Bolt Art Gallery – A peek at the film’s early concepts
Bonus Features:
Filmmaker Q&A “Hatching Chicken Little”” The Making of the Movie
About Filmmakers Q&A “Shake A Tail Feather” Music video performed by The Cheetah Girls
Audio Commentary “One Little Slip” performed by Barenaked Ladies
Movie Showcase “One Little Slip” karaoke
Alien Invasion Game “One Little Slip” sing along
Deleted Scenes
Bonus Features:
Audio Commentary
Inventing the Robinsons
Deleted Scenes
Keep Moving Forward: Inventions that Shaped the World
Bowler Hat Barrage! Game
Family Function 5000: Family Tree Game
“Kids of the Future” Music Video by Jonas Brothers
“Little Wonders” Music Video performed by Rob Thomas
Movie Showcase
I hope so tooPrince Edward wrote:Already got Bolt on 3D Blu-ray, but I hope Meet the Robinsons will come to Europe on 3D Blu-ray as well.
