In somewhat of a surprise, the Spectrum is adding a 3-D screen. Somewhat less of a surprise: the first 3-D film there will be Werner Herzog's Cave of Forgotten Dreams, starting June 24.
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I've been eager to see this movie, but I hope 3-D doesn't ruin the experience. Those stupid glasses are annoying and uncomfortable -- and the 3-D payoff doesn't often compensate you for the trouble.
... said Rob on May 23, 2011 at 3:46 PM | link
Ha! I was wanting to see this movie, but regretting that I might have to go to a mall to see it since Spectrum didn't have 3-D. But then again, a mall might not show this movie to begin with. Conundrum solved.
@Rob, critics seem to agree that the 3-D is integral to this movie.
... said Ryan on May 23, 2011 at 5:13 PM | link