The Predator To Be Released In 3D

[Tetsujin]

USA




Russia



and IMAX 3D


United Kingdom

[newagescamartist]

If we don't get 3-D I'll be pretty disappointed. I think a Predator movie would lend itself really well to 3-D, especially the camouflage stuff.

[skull-splitter]

I really don't get why people prefer 3D...

[Danversity]

I'm really confused right now. Some places will get 3D and others won't?

[newagescamartist]

I really don't get why people prefer 3D...

I definitely prefer 2-d in most cases, but 3-D could really enhance how the camouflaged Predator moves around in its setting. Also, the infrared vision would be outstanding to see with more depth. Predator just screams for 3-D imo. I would prefer them to just shoot it in 3-D though instead of converting it. Did you see Prometheus in 3-D? Beautiful movie. If more directors would plan out their framing with this type of approach, 3-D would be an actual thing. Makes sense that Scott and Cameron have made two of the only good actual 3-D movies though.

[Wysps]

I really don't get why people prefer 3D...

I definitely prefer 2-d in most cases, but 3-D could really enhance how the camouflaged Predator moves around in its setting. Also, the infrared vision would be outstanding to see with more depth. Predator just screams for 3-D imo. I would prefer them to just shoot it in 3-D though instead of converting it. Did you see Prometheus in 3-D? Beautiful movie. If more directors would plan out their framing with this type of approach, 3-D would be an actual thing. Makes sense that Scott and Cameron have made two of the only good actual 3-D movies though.

I can see the appeal of 3D, especially when it comes to beautiful, expansive scenery or "event films".  Even if it were offered for The Predator, I probably wouldn't choose to see it in 3D and instead go with the 2D.  I don't know if it's just me, but something about the added depths to 3D films make me incredibly nauseous...

[skull-splitter]

But after ten minutes the gimmick wears off and you're still stuck with glasses on your nose and a less vibrant picture...

[von]

But after ten minutes the gimmick wears off and you're still stuck with glasses on your nose and a less vibrant picture...

haha so true (reduced brightness & discomfort)

[skull-splitter]

And it rarely adds a sense that I couldn't miss.

2D all the way, whenever possible. But sometimes that choice is taken from us customers by only releasing th 3D option.

[Lionhart]

Not watching 3D until the day they come up with a new technology that we don't need stupid glasses to watch 3D. Went one time and my eyes was hurting during the entire film.

[Corporal Hicks]

I'm not a huge fan of 3D (IMAX I f**king love) but I would never begrudge the fans who do want and enjoy 3D.

[goose_3387]

Standard 2D for me. Whatever is cheapest. Not paying £30 at Odeon for a 90-100 minute movie.

[YTL_Hunter_H2]

Avatar and Prometheus were amazing in 3d. I'd love to see predator in 3d Imax. That basic 2d I can wait for blu ray

[Tetsujin]

Russia



+ Dolby Atmos (2D)

and of course Standard 2D