I came across this short article over at Esquire.com praising Avatar not for its groundbreaking visual experience, but for its cool 3D glasses. Just like this fellow at Esquire, I expected a little plastic package containing a flimsy super-thin cardboard pair of glasses that fall off if you tilt your head too much. Instead, we all looked more like an impossibly cool JFK chillin on a sail boat. I’ve seen Avatar (in 3D, you must see it in 3D) twice now and if you have not yet then I strongly suggest that you do. Not necessarily because the storyline is super compelling (the acting is pretty cheesy at times). Avatar, I believe, is a little snapshot (a preview, if you will) of the future of the movie theater experience. My buddies and I walked out of the theater discussing this very thing. I think that in the next year or earlier, we will all go to the movie theater, buy a ticket, pick up our 3D glasses (or bring our own), grab some Skittles, and head to our movie.
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