This is a trick question. All regular films are 2D. Only 3D films require special glasses.
But if you have a vision disorder, you may need glasses to see the movie clearly, just as you would need the glasses to anything else around you clearly.
Of course, regular vision glasses are not "special".
The movie Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare had a scene at the end in 3D. In the box set collection it comes with 3D glasses and you can still view this portion of the movie in 3D.
First person, in Katniss' point of view.
Angie Dickinson is currently filming The View from Here, an upcoming TV movie. The movie is due out in May.
When a movie says "only in Theaters" it simply means that the movie is not yet available to view outside of a theater
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you will need a linear polarization 3d glasses.
In general, yes you do need special glasses to view a 3D TV. However, Sony are now working on a variant of this which does not require these glasses at all.
3d TV's without glasses are becomming more and more available, however, as of right now, they have not been perfected and are not as good as the ones that you need glasses for.
No. You must used special ISO glasses.
A two dimensional view has no depth. A three dimensional view is seen with special glasses and has depth when viewed.
So that you can view the movie without seeing the red and blue lines that make it 3d. It's some kind of technology that plays on color and allows you to see the objects as if they were coming out of the screen, however it only works with the glasses on.
So it can protect your eyes from the light. It has enough light to damage your eyes like the sun.
Diffraction glasses differ from traditional glasses because they use a special pair of lenses that offer light grating as an entertainment source. When viewing a light source the grating effect will break the light into a prism of colors, offering the user a unique experience. You can check out companies like GloFX to view the various glasses that will feature this special lens. They also have a great FAQ page about diffraction glasses, you can read up on it by searching GloFX Glasses What Are Diffraction Glasses.
Yes, with special filters.
Special View was created in 1979.
The movie Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare had a scene at the end in 3D. In the box set collection it comes with 3D glasses and you can still view this portion of the movie in 3D.
In order to be able to play a 3D DVD, you must have a television that can play 3D programs. You must also purchase 3D glasses in order to view the movie as 3D.