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Uploaded by on Mar 11, 2010

I do my best to explain how 3D you see in the cinema works in films like Avatar ,Alice in Wonderland and Up.

Wanna see more from me? http://www.youtube.com/user/AlexNuisance

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  • i have 1 eye so does that mean it doesent werk fore me cuz i just saw a 3d movie but it it was on 3d like 1 time i never realy sa anny thing pop out

  • @Klaym8 Sorry to hear that

  • Great Job!!!

  • @TshirtWetter Thanks

  • Nice and simple explanation easy to understand. well done ;-)

  • @kuboss007 Thanks

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  • @Klaym8 You need 2 eyes to see 3d movies...

  • Guys say thanks god, Some other people have only 1 eye

    And they cannot see what we see.

  • @Klaym8 so in real life you... you dont see in 3d to, cuz only got one eye XD

  • im sorry but you can't talk for shit you make mistakes and you think too slow maybe you should put a board of what you are going to say.

  • Actually 3d movies of the big 1950's 3d wave from 1952-1955 used polarized glasses in the theaters. I saw Jaws 3d in 1983 at the theater with polarized glasses.

  • there is a box wer u put the glasses after the film but i kept em, i got like 10 pairs lol

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