It's all a blurr

I really don't get the hype with 3D movies.

I mean, yeah, they gross a lot of money. But that's because they charge a lot of money.

And it's not like the picture feels like it is right in front of you. If I am going to pay that much for 3D, I want to feel like I am there. Like REALLY there. As in...the bullet just grazed my ear there.

Apparently I am not the only one. On our trip to the dollar theatre that cost more than a dollar because the NORMAL viewing was sold out (see Tues post) we had to go 3D.

Briggy, my two year old prefered to watch with his glasses on his head. On top of his head. Maybe he has blurred vision thus the picture looks normal to him. Maybe he was born with 3D already installed in his little eyes. But he didn't like the glasses.

He kept putting them on his head.

I'm glad someone else agrees with me.