Happens to all 3D movies imo. After a while the effects just don't impress anymore.

Can't say I was terrible impressed with the film too. I read the book a long time ago when I was a kid, so I had no notions about how filmmable it is back then, and I had already forgotten almost the entire book anyway, but watching the film you get the idea what people were saying about it being unfilmmable. Plus I thought Irfan Khan and that writer were just bad actors. Theirs parts are short but important, and thanks to them the film is unable to effectively drive home its main point.

Don't get me wrong, it's a good film and I liked it definitely. Just not near the masterpiece people (you ) are making it out to be.