Yeah, I've kind of wondered if I'd find the 3D distracting when I see it for the first time. Guess I'll decide tomorrow.
But does anybody know about the compatibility of the 3D glasses with regular prescription glasses?
They are fairly flat and I'd imagine they'd work with your glasses although not perfectly. I wear contacts so I can't swear to it, but I've worn glasses with 3d glasses in the past and was OK if a little awkward.
Loved the movie, but I agree, I don't know how much "extra" 3D really brought to the table. First 20 minutes of the movie was kinda boring too, well, not so much boring as much as it was not really needed.
