>>Just saw Alice in 3D.
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>>Frakkin' marvelous.
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>>We are familiar with Clarke's Third Law that "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
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>>Don't miss this and don't even consider not seeing it in 3D. Genius.
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>You didn't suffer vergence accommodation conflict? :o)
Huh? Don't set off my hypochondria. (had to google it ... )
Maybe a youth spent dedicated to prophylaxis against glaucoma prepared me for 3D <s>
I found it a little eye-strainy (sorry for slinging around a lot of medical terms) for the first couple of minutes of Avatar, but I can lose myself in escapism pretty quickly. By the time Alice hit wonderland you could have set fire to my feet and I wouldn't have noticed. That's the cool flipside of ADD. You take the crunchy with the smooth <g>
As Homer Simpson said last Sunday "Wouldn't it be great if real life was in 3-D"
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- Thomas Hardy
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-- T. S. Eliot
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