My Bloody Valentine (2009) (Blu-ray)

I got this at the same time as final destination, and for me at least, the red/green system used in this is much better. with the cyan magenta, i kept losing it, had to strain to keep seeing it sometimes and ended up going cross eyed more than once, but for this, i just comfortably fell into the 3d, and stayed there throughout.

I Quite liked the 3D for this,was more a thrill for me than the 3D in journey to centre of earth but the centre of the earth film was more fun.
The Film itself was'nt great either and i've only seen it twice since buying,its dead boring the 2nd time round but may be worth wacthing in 3D once if you can spare the time

Okay I admit I only really bought this film because I was curious about how it looked in 3D. Well the picture quality is fantastic in 2D and in 3D it looked better than I expected although I never really found myself jumping at all in the film even during the 3D version. The storyline is okay it's pretty much you're standard horror plot about a serial killer the twist near the end was good though and had me guessing until the end. If you love horor movies get it and in 3D it works quite well but in my opinion this isn't a movie you're want to watch more than a few times.

If you love a really good horror flick then this one certainly hits the spot, probably one of the best remakes ever! all the key elements of a good popcorn horror are there, tons of blood, and gore, and naked scenes! the story is pretty straight forward but is a bit more original than most slasher films as its mainly set down a mine and the killer goes around in a gas mask with a pickaxe! the deaths are well done and there is alot of them, and most of them are gleefully painfull. this film is well worth getting!

Despite what others are saying it's the best 3d film I've seen on DVD or bluray on a big screen first watch you do duck n dodge. Only issue with 3d is you loose color. good film good fx bar 1 ( jaw) but still gets 5 stars

I went to see this at the cinema and really enjoyed it in 3-D the effects are brilliant on the big screen.After thinking carefully about buying it on Blu-Ray i decided to give it a go and the 3-D is still good.Its not as good as the cinema but on my 32" LG telly the picture is very clear,good sound and the 3-D effect still works great.
Its a shame they only give you 2 pairs of 3-D glasses with it also be careful if your buying more glasses most people sell red/blue glasses but this film works in red/green so spare glasses wont work.

I went to the cinema to see this film in realD and it was brilliant! When i brought the film on blu ray i was really dissapointed with the 3D quality, the colour was poor and there was so much ghosting it made some scenes fuzzy and unwatchable. ( Journey to the centre of the earth in 3D was a better quality than this ) I ended up sending my blu ray version back and buying it again on normal dvd, the 3D quality was still poor but slightly better than blu ray! I think i'll stick to the 2D version.

The problem with 3-d on dvd is that is relatively young...as a result it will not look that good! It will always look better in cinema as they use a multi spectrum projector, which uses every colour imaginable. Dvd 3d doesnt, it uses either red/green or red/blue in the case of this film it is red/green. Now although it is an ok film, the fact that the 3d isnt brilliant means i for one will not be watching it in 3d anymore, and will stick to the 2d version.

I only got it because it was 3d and its the red and green 3d glasses! How can they expect you to watch a film like that!

Film was ok in normal, but in 3D colour was poor and 3D not much better. The glass started to hurt my eyes halfway through the film. 3D is a good idea, but just isn't developed enough yet.