While anticipating seeing the movie we were trying to figure out exactly what 3D means. We knew it meant better, but how? I'll tell you. It doesn't mean that everything from every shot pops out like it is going to grab you (I don't know why but that's what I imagined it to be). It's more like watching a play or something happening inside of a shadow box instead of a flat screen. Makes sense when you think about the meaning of three dimensional. Every once in a while there are special effects that make it look like you could reach out and touch something. We were the nerds who joked around and tried :) My favorite 3D effect was when it looked like the water was running off the screen.
Today was a good day to see it since yesterday was the 100th anniversary of the date the Titanic sank. To enhance our movie experience even more we have been recording lots of Titanic history shows that have been on TV.
Rose, hold on to the back of the ship. Take a deep breath right before we hit the water!
If you have fond memories of seeing Titanic the first time, you'll like seeing it again. As a grown up. Spoiler alert: Jack still dies.
Speaking of reaching out and touching, did you hear that in China, they edited the nudity scene to only her shoulders and head? Not b/c of the nudity, but b/c "considering the vivid 3D effects, we fear that viewers may reach out their hands for a touch and thus interrupt other people's viewing".
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I went and saw it too. And it was so fun to remember being 13 and in love with the whole story/theme song etc.
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