AVATAR out of 3D

[tallbluewanderer]

Originally Posted by zongtseng

I am just back from the final showing at the Indiana State Museum film IMAX. I had tears right from the opening flyover, and it continued most of the movie. I can't believe it's gone... I know it will come back at some point, but that really doesn't help at the moment. PAD is back at it's absolute highest level for me

I know exactly how you feel. I saw the last showing of Avatar at my local IMAX theatre two days ago. I had only seen Avatar once before, in 2D. Watching it in 3D on an IMAX screen was ... incredible. I was in tears from the opening flyover too, all the way until the end of the movie. I thought my PAD was bad the first time around, but right now it's stronger than I ever thought possible...

tallbluewanderer

[Helicoradian]

Originally Posted by tallbluewanderer

I know exactly how you feel. I saw the last showing of Avatar at my local IMAX theatre two days ago. I had only seen Avatar once before, in 2D. Watching it in 3D on an IMAX screen was ... incredible. I was in tears from the opening flyover too, all the way until the end of the movie. I thought my PAD was bad the first time around, but right now it's stronger than I ever thought possible...

tallbluewanderer

Yeah my last 3d experience was extraordinarily sad for me too And the scene where Jake opens his eyes at the end of the movie made me cry just a little Normally I am very emotionless but this was the first time Avatar got to me, and the first time a movie has ever made me cry. Looking back on it this viewing was almost as profound to me as the very first but I cant really say why, beside the fact it was the last 3d showing at the local theater. Starting to feel a case of PAD coming back...

[tallbluewanderer]

Originally Posted by Helicoradian

Yeah my last 3d experience was extraordinarily sad for me too And the scene where Jake opens his eyes at the end of the movie made me cry just a little Normally I am very emotionless but this was the first time Avatar got to me, and the first time a movie has ever made me cry. Looking back on it this viewing was almost as profound to me as the very first but I cant really say why, beside the fact it was the last 3d showing at the local theater. Starting to feel a case of PAD coming back...

Exactly. When Jake started saying, "I don't want to be late for my own party," I felt such a sinking feeling, knowing that the movie was almost over. I got hit with PAD the second the credits finished rolling, and really wanted it to go away. It's gone today, and now I desperately want it back... I'm very confused!