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[listersgirl]

pink_vegan and I went to see Alice in Wonderland last night. I enjoyed it very much! Totally entertaining.

HOWEVER.

3D is so annoying. It's so awkward to wear the glasses when you're already wearing glasses - mine kept sliding down and pinching my nose, so I felt like I couldn't breathe properly. I ended up holding them up for the first bit, and then I just gave up and took them off entirely. Somewhat fuzzy, but much less frustrating. And on top of that, I find 3D is distracting, and takes me out of the movie. So no more 3D for me.

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[metamorphosa.livejournal.com]

Oh isn't it just? 3D annoying, I mean. I haven't seen Alice in Wonderland. Nor have I read it, either. As much as I could ever grasp was that it involved a young girl who drank an hallucinagenic and everybody ended up really small and made of playing cards... Very wrong, I expect, but I never liked anything based on fantasy, which is probably why I never liked cuddly toys or dolls, either.

But anyway, yes, 3D is awful. I have an astigmatism and night blindness due to a weird issue with my pupils not converging properly (I also have two pupils that react at different rates to light, which, I'm told, would suggest brain damage should I ever be in a car crash and unable to confirm that it's just me and I'm usually weird that way), all of which means I cannot see properly through the glasses, and it's actually easier to watch it without. As long as it doesn't get to the point where we have to pay *more* to watch a non-3D version, I'll cope.

Glad you enjoyed the film despite it all, though. :)

[listersgirl]

Maybe there'll be enough of us complaining about 3D that someone will listen. :)