I was immensely excited to see this in 3D, i couldnt wait to experience this new 3D tech Cameron's using.

From the first frame flying through the clouds and hovering over pandora my excitement was immediately dashed away, i said to myself “uh oh..what the hell is this? Is the projector in this pos theater out of adjustment?” But as i sat there turning my head observing others my stomach sank..The woman and me looked at each other like what is this? Is it us?

I've never had an issue seeing 3D at the theater.
We saw UP in 3D and The Christmas Carol 3D and both were fine, i got the depth of field and all was nifty.
But this..this was bad..lines meshing through lines, focus slightly off, going crossed eyed when subtitles would pop up on screen, there was 0 3D effect for me. WTF! I wanted to friggin cry man!

I'd like to note i have 20/20 vision.
Our experience was completely ruined, I couldnt focus on the amazing spectacle this film was, it was actually better when i took the glasses off, the woman and me switched glasses with no change in effect whatsoever.

After the movie i asked people if it was at all bad for them and we got a resounding “it was awesome!”
I asked some employee's if they'd had any complaints, none..
I then went and spoke with the manager and she was shocked at my complaint..

Im going to try a different theater later this week and see what happens, maybe were the minority here and just cant see Real3D tech.

Im one bummed dude..ive been looking forward to this film for years now and it seems either i cant see it correctly or people out here are retarded and our theater's projector is jacked to hell.

I can definitely get behind your sentiment. But while I loved Pandora, I didn't think it was all that original as most of the flora and fauna could be traced to paleontology and Wayne Barlowe. I'd say it was “Cobbled art” with excellent execution. Not to say that's negative at all– as you stated, it's still a sublime visit.

Of all the films you've seen this year, how would you rank Avatar?

We tend to think our reviewing styles differ enough that reading both (hopefully) will be interesting in some aspect. Still, we realize the redundancy might lower chances of double-reading and that's OK, too.

But you, sir. You expect to read both, so stop being so lazy.

Thanks again for the feedback and never fear, we always find time for for wives, hot chicks and video games.

Stop being lazy and read both.

Just a suggestion and i may be way off here so take it with a grain a salt.
I dont need to see two reviews of the same film from you both, it seems to me part of the reason of having two buds team up for a movie site is that one helps split the workload off the other so it frees up time for other things like video games n hot chicks..er i mean the wife..and maybe the kids.

That said im sure everyone enjoys both reviews, i just know it aint easy writing well thought out reviews much less having to watch every relevant film out to even form an opinion in the first place and tbh whoevers review is out first thats the one ill read while the 2nd usually goes unread.

This is me though, cant speak for anyone else, again, grain of salt.

/cheers