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Best cinema for 3D in Galway

  • 11-11-2013 7:47pm
    #1
    charlie_says
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    Does anyone know which is the best cinema for 3D in Galway?

    As far as I can gather:

    IMC uses Master Image 3D system
    Oranmore uses ? system
    Eye Cinema uses ? system

    I have heard that Real D and Dolby 3D are far superior to Master Image 3D....


    Anyone know/recommend one over the other?


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  • #2
    charlie_says
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    Eye is Dolby 3D, they just emailed me :)


  • #3
    gordongekko
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    So how did you get on? Is gravity worth watching in 3d?


  • #4
    chuky_r_law
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    definitely


  • #5
    GY A1
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    I cinema


  • #6
    charlie_says
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    gordongekko wrote: »
    So how did you get on? Is gravity worth watching in 3d?

    Bit disappointing to be honest. 3D was pretty good in my limited experience of it and the film is an audio visual treat, but a terrible woeful script.

    Still worth seeing for the spectacle alone though.


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  • #7
    wp_rathead
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    There is very little dialogue in this film.. but the little that is in it manages to ruins it

    It is worth seeing in 3D though - first 3D iv actually enjoyed


  • #8
    renegademaster
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    wprathead wrote: »
    There is very little dialogue in this film.. but the little that is in it manages to ruins it

    It is worth seeing in 3D though - first 3D iv actually enjoyed

    you didn't enjoy avatar in 3d?


  • #9
    wp_rathead
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,071 ✭✭✭✭wp_rathead


    didn't see that in cinema unfort


  • #10
    [Deleted User]
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    The 3D in Avatar wasn't that great, especially given how much the technology has evolved since then.


  • #11
    TerrorFirmer
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    The 3D in Avatar wasn't that great, especially given how much the technology has evolved since then.

    I think quite the opposite, there aren't really any live action films out there that are as good in 3D as Avatar was. Mostly because the vast majority of 3D films are converted in post production. I've seen a few native movies that were decent - Final Destination, Saw 3D, Amazing Spiderman, Dredd. I generally try to avoid non-nativety shot 3d movies, as they can range from downright insulting (Clash of the titans) to decent, but are usually just medicore.


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  • #12
    biko
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    Savoy isn't in Galway though is it?


  • #13
    KenH
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    biko wrote: »
    Savoy isn't in Galway though is it?

    Quite right! Removed.


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