I just got back from Spy Kids 3-D. It was terrible.
First things first, I have seen 3-D movies that were a much better quality than this. The 3-D effect never seemed to line up properly so the image was always skewed. Also, my unusually large head also proved to be anti-beneficial as my 3-D glasses kept cutting into my nose. I tried wearing them over my glasses, but the strap on the glasses was too small and it made my glasses really uncomfortable. I tried watching it without my glasses, but the 3-D ones kept cutting my nose and it was blurry since I can’t see well.
All would be forgiven if the movie was good, but it wasn’t. The movie itself was boring and coupled with bad computer generated scenes and bad 3-D effects it wasn’t fun to watch either.
I know many of you weren’t planning on watching this, but don’t let anyone else drag you along to this movie either.
Wait, did you actually go in thinking a Spy Kids movie or a 3-D movie would actually be good? I mean, possibly Spy Kids alone, possibly, but 3-D is like the lowest form of movie making possible.
Originally posted by Megaman984 Wait, did you actually go in thinking a Spy Kids movie or a 3-D movie would actually be good? I mean, possibly Spy Kids alone, possibly, but 3-D is like the lowest form of movie making possible.
Yeah, what he said.
I mean, “Spy Kids” alone should trigger your internal Bad Movie Alarm immediately. And let’s list all the memorable 3-D flicks that have come out.
There’s…
and um…
and…
hmm…
what about…no?..damn…
…
See what I mean?
Spy Kids + 3-D = it is a fool’s endeavor to expect anything other than UTTER CRAP.
I’m suprised they got past the first one. Never saw ther movies, but can’t they make good kids movies, like <u>Natural Born Killers</u> or <u>Nightmare on Elm St.</u> anymore?