Bro, congrats.

Tele part is ok. I think you misunderstood. Its called 3D Blu-ray Player. Yes, you can play from CDA to 3D Blu-ray, i just don't get it why you want to watch 3D DVD on a 3D Blu-ray Player. Its highly recommended to get a normal blu-ray first.

3D isn't something fun for your information. Never trust salesman's word. Check on the web for more information.

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: Jan 15 2011, 02:21 AM

sure?

Rather than posting unconstructively , u should provide solutions to others problem . Hope this will help u understand more .

What You Need To Watch 3D Movies At Home

* A Television Monitor or Projector That Will Display 3D Movies
* A Pair of 3D Glasses
* A 3D Blu-ray Player
* A 3D Blu-ray Movie or Disc

Above is fine. Also, even you do not have 3D tele, you still can watch 3D movie. I have watched Coraline 3D version, The Final Destination 3D version, Monster vs Alien (BOB special features) on 3D. Just glasses was required.

I do not own a 3D tele tho. Its ok, some rather question others than helping. Nature.

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: Jan 15 2011, 02:32 AM

There is a few movies coming out on 3D soon .

Saw: The Final Chapter 3D Blu-ray

Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray release, on January 25, 2011, of the latest (and officially last) installment of the Saw series, initially titled Saw VII, renamed as Saw 3D when it opened in theaters in late October and now coming out as Saw: The Final Chapter (no pun intended) for home video. It will be available in two unrated BD releases –– one in 2D and the other in 3D –– priced at $39.99 and $49.99, respectively. Each will also include a DVD and Digital Copy of the movie.



Coraline 3D Blu-ray





IMAX 3D Bundles Blu-ray - Wild Ocean / Grand Canyon Adventure / Dinosaurs Alive! / Blu-ray 3D

Wild Ocean 3D Blu-ray

Wild Ocean is an uplifting cinematic experience capturing one of nature's greatest migration spectacles through the magic of IMAX. Plunge into an underwater feeding frenzy amidst the dolphins, sharks, whales, gannets, seals and billions of fish. Filmed off the Wild Coast of South Africa, Wild Ocean is a timely documentary that celebrates the animals that now depend on us to survive and the efforts by local people to protect this invaluable ecological resource. Hope is alive on the Wild Coast where Africa meets the sea.




Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk 3D Blu-ray

Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk' follows the great Colorado River as it reveals the most pressing environmental story of our time: the world's growing shortage of fresh water. Join environmental advocates Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Wade Davis as they set out with their daughters, traveling deep into the Grand Canyon and down the river that runs through it. Your pulse will quicken as you are invited to join this thrilling ride downriver through raging rapids and breathtaking canyons. With stunning photography and sweeping aerial shots the renowned filmmakers capture all the majesty of the Colorado and The Grand Canyon in the largest film format ever made.





Dinosaurs Alive! 3D Blu-ray

Uncover the mysteries buried beneath our feet! Join the world's preeminent paleontologists in this eye-popping IMAX adventure as they uncover some of history's most astonishing dinosaur finds. Travel across the exotic dunes of the Gobi Desert and along the sandstone buttes of New Mexico as scientists make brand-new discoveries about dinosaur behavior, their environments and find what could be the oldest dinosaur ever unearthed in North America. With stunningly realistic and scientifically accurate CGI, you'll see these amazing creatures come alive...in a big way! Narrated by Michael Douglas.

The Universe: 7 Wonders of the Solar System 3D Blu-ray

The Universe: 7 Wonders of the Solar System is an exceptionally entertaining and solidly educational film that briefly examines what the filmmakers consider to be the seven most wondrous places and events currently shaping the destiny of this solar system.



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This post has been edited by Ares187: Jan 15 2011, 03:23 AM

Honestly, i wasn't fond of Coraline 3D, i watched it on 2D , it was lot better.

Watching 3D movie without 3D TV but only a 3D glasses?

Old style 3D? or those 3D on PC monitor (I read somewhere else before but didn't complete the whole article)? Would you getting same feeling on it compare with real 3D TV?

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I believe to prevent confusing, is better mention watching 3D movie is required:

• 3D capable TV (Projector, Plasma or LED/LCD).
• 3D Glasses.
• 3D capable Blu-ray / media player.
• 3D version BD / digital copy movie.
• HDMI v1.4 for output 3D source to TV.

** Above is just my though....

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Anyway, 3D TV / Cinema (or whatever) still stupid for me and useless, only 3D movie is a WOW! when no 3D glasses is needed.

I just watch it once 3D movie at Cinema for experience the new 3D movie feel, it do cool but stupid.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jan 15 2011, 04:04 AM

I completely agree that 3D is only awesome when 3D glasses is not needed . I hate wearing those 3D glasses when i go for a 3D movies in cinemas . I wear prescription glasses and it just troublesome with the 3D glasses .

3D on PC Monitor. I don't feel the same way like watching in Cinema.
I'd better skip and spend on watching it in cinema instead.

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: Jan 15 2011, 04:09 AM

Ya, for those that wear spectacles, it look stupid and uncomfortable for a second glasses on top of it.

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Added on January 15, 2011, 4:14 amBetter waiting on glassless 3D Cinema / TV.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jan 15 2011, 04:14 AM

Thats the reason i stopped going to cinemas to watch 3D movies , the last 3D movie i watched in cinema was Up .

I read somewhere that Toshiba is planning to market 3D TV glassless. Not sure if its true.

For now, skip 3D Blu-ray.

The last i went for was Tangled. It was extravaganza

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: Jan 15 2011, 05:15 AM

Criterion Blu-ray in April: Campion, Denis, De Palma, Gilliam, Loach, Melville

The Criterion Collection has announced six titles for Blu-ray release in April. On April 12, it will release Le cercle rouge (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1970) and White Material (Claire Denis, 2009). A week later, it will release Kes (Ken Loach, 1969) and Sweetie (Jane Campion, 1989). And finally, on April 26 it will release Blow Out (Brian De Palma, 1981) and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Terry Gilliam, 1998). With the obvious exception of Le cercle rouge, all digital transfers are director-approved.

Special features include:

Blow Out

* New hour-long interview with De Palma, conducted by filmmaker Noah Baumbach
* New interview with star Nancy Allen
* Cameraman Garrett Brown on the Steadicam shots featured in the film within the film
* Select on-set photos from photographer Louis Goldman
* Original theatrical trailer
* A booklet featuring an essay by critic Michael Sragow and Pauline Kael's original New Yorker review

Le cercle rouge

* Excerpts from Cinéastes de notre temps: "Jean-Pierre Melville"
* Video interviews with assistant director Bernard Stora and Rui Nogueria, the author of Melville on Melville
* Thirty minutes of rare on-set and archival footage, featuring interviews with director Jean-Pierre Melville and stars Alain Delon, Yves Montand, and André Bourvil
* Original theatrical trailer and 2003 Rialto Pictures rerelease trailer
* A booklet featuring essays by film critics Michael Sragow and Chris Fujiwara, excerpts from Melville on Melville, a reprinted interview with composer Eric Demarsan, and an appreciation from director John Woo

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

* Audio commentaries:
o Terry Gilliam
o Stars Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro and producer Laila Nabulsi
o Author Hunter S. Thompson
* Deleted scenes, with optional commentary by Gilliam
* Selection of Thompson correspondence, read on camera by Depp
* Hunter Goes to Hollywood, a short documentary by filmmaker Wayne Ewing
* A look at the controversy over the screenwriting credit
* Profile of Oscar Zeta Acosta, the inspiration for Dr. Gonzo
* Collection of artwork by illustrator Ralph Steadman
* Audio excerpt from the 1996 spoken-word CD Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, featuring filmmaker Jim Jarmusch and actor Maury Chaykin
* Fear and Loathing on the Road to Hollywood, a 1978 BBC documentary with Thompson and Steadman
* Storyboards, production designs, stills gallery, theatrical trailer, and TV spots
* A booklet featuring an essay by critic J. Hoberman and two pieces by Thompson

Kes

* Making "Kes," a new documentary featuring Loach, Menges, producer Tony Garnett, and actor David Bradley
* The Southbank Show: "Ken Loach" (1993), a profile of the filmmaker, featuring Loach, Garnett, directors Stephen Frears and Alan Parker, and other Loach collaborators
* Cathy Come Home (1967), a feature directed by Loach and produced by Garnett, with an introduction by film writer Graham Fuller
* Original theatrical trailer
* A booklet featuring an essay by Fuller

Sweetie

* Audio commentary featuring Jane Campion, director of photoraphy Sally Bongers, and screenwriter Gerard Lee
* Making "Sweetie," a video conversation between stars Genevieve Lemon and Karen Colston
* Campion's early short films An Exercise in Discipline: Peel, Passionless Moments, and A Girl's Own Story
* Jane Campion: The Film School Years, a 1989 video conversation between Campion and critic Peter Thompson
* Gallery of behind-the-scenes photos and production stills
* Original theatrical trailer
* A booklet featuring an essay by film scholar Dana Polan

White Material

* New interviews with Clare Denis and actors Isabelle Huppert and Isaach de Bankolé
* Short documentary by Denis on the film's premiere at the Écrans Noirs Film Festival 2010 in Cameroon
* Deleted scene
* Theatrical trailer
* A booklet featuring a new essay by film writer Amy Taubin

Actually, the 3D glasses are not that cumbersome as compared to the cinema's 3D glases. They are lighter and fit very nicely over my specs without any slipping. Whereas n the cinema I keep having to push the glasses up or tillt my head.

But then, a 3D glassless will be the best. That's why I'm holding off buying a 3D set. I'll wait for the 3D tech too mature and setle down first.

Received today:

morning guys

here's a video for your viewing pleasure...Amazon UK fulfillment center

be patience with your orders ya

So does this mean that I can watch 3D movie on my telly with 3D blu ray dvd play?

Have anyone here order these blu ray?

Me also, the last I went was Toy Story 3.

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Added on January 15, 2011, 2:09 pmToshiba is doing it.

Ya, me also skip it, and won't invest 3D glass needed 3D TV.


This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jan 15 2011, 02:09 PM