[LordCloud]

Just came out of Chicken Little 3D (I have a 3 year old), and I have to say it was one of the most entertaining movies I've seen in a while. Very funny and very well written and acted. But for me the star of the show was the incredible resolution and the 3D effect. This was 3D like I've never seen before, EVERYTHING was in 3D. There was the occasional coming out of the screen effect, which I didn't like as much as everything else. But this really was, and by a large margin, the best 3D I've ever seen. And as I said previously, the 3D was absolutely amazing! Every object (just about) was rendered in 3D. It was quite the experience. The guy selling tickets told me that it was brand new, and only one theater per state got the new projectors. If you have kids, it's well worth it!

[bubba966]

Wasn't aware that they were doing it in 3D. But found the listing on Fandango http://www.fandango.com/MoviePage.aspx?mid=94001

Looks like it'd be a good 3 hour drive for me to get down to the closest theater I could find it at.

[Ears]

Just came out of Chicken Little 3D (I have a 3 year old), and I have to say it was one of the most entertaining movies I've seen in a while. Very funny and very well written and acted. But for me the star of the show was the incredible resolution and the 3D effect. This was 3D like I've never seen before, EVERYTHING was in 3D. There was the occasional coming out of the screen effect, which I didn't like as much as everything else. But this really was, and by a large margin, the best 3D I've ever seen. And a ...

These are called DLP Theaters and we have one locally thats playing this in 3-d.
The hot ticket to get right now locally though is the 3-d I max showing of The Polar Express.