Have you ever been to a 3-D movie?

I do not enjoy 3D movies. Most of the time I don't think it really adds to the plot. Next time I will ask for children's glasses and see if they fit better. It annoys me when the bigger glasses sit on my face.

We try to go before 4:00 p.m. when the movies are often cheaper. Certain days are also less expensive. Not weekneds, that's for sure. Plus I always ask for my senior citizen discount.

We get small popcorn and pop for the simple reason that we never eat it all. We sneak in a candy bar or fruit, too.

How was the movie, btw?

I went to see the first 3-D movie that ever came out. I can't remember the name of it, but it was about Africa. It had Robert Stack in it. I also saw one about a roller-coaster, and it made me have motion sickness. The 3-D theaters they have today make the illusion better, but I still don't think it's worth the price. You have to pay extra for the cheap glasses, and if you go to the concession stand, that's more than the cost of a ticket. I think I'll just sit at home and watch Netflix.

At model village in Devon,there is a small picture house on the site and every hour or so,it's shows a short picture,Sherlock Holmes when I was there. Great special effects,one he was falling off something and the cinema seats dropped slightly,he ran through a pool and fine mist of water seemed to hit your face,other effects as we. I enjoyed it,vastly different from the old 'bug huts' 3-d's of the 50's.

$40, that's around £25, that was an expensive afternoon/evening out

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I don't buy the junk food at the concessions stands. My ma didn't, so I think maybe that's why I don't.

I don't understand how people think they have to eat when they are in an inactive position (?)

But our local theaters charge extra for the 3-D viewings & they charge for the 3-D glasses on top of that.

I once tried the 3-D viewing with the glasses & it made my head spin. I had to take the glasses off. But the viewing was blurry.

I don't think I will go to another 3-D show until they come up with better technology.

That's one "pleasure" I'll have to forgo.

I have monocular vision (I see with one eye. When it gets tired, I switch to the other eye).

If you don't have binocular vision, you can't see anything in 3-D properly.

It's all fuzzy and gives me a headache.

I no longer buy snacks at the theater due to the cost AND my diabetes.

When getting tickets, I try to get the senior discount or check things like Groupon for 1/2 price tickets.

Doggone! I can go to the matinees for $1.00 here. I have seen a 3-D movie at the theater and at home both. Nothing is work that price.

Yes I have seen one, but I really don't like going to movie theater for that reason you stated...to costly!!! I don't think I would have spent that much on tickets let alone the popcorn and pop!!

I remember The House of Wax with Vincent Price. In one scene, someone is batting a rubber ball and it felt like it was coming right at us in the audience. I didnt know they still made them. Do you have to wear the red paper glasses?

Yes I have, I go to the matinee for six bucks and don't purchase goodies and it turns into a cheap day out.