Oh wow, I thought it was his debut for the longest time!

Lol you missed the point completely

Watch it again without looking at your cell phone the whole time.

Your first mistake was going in expecting to watch a horror movie. It's not horror, and neither was Get Out or Us.

I can agree about most of what you said about the characters.

As for the monster, I'm happy they left a lot unexplained. I think it's bad when a film explains everything about those kind of elements (one of my main gripes about Prometheus and Alien Covanent).

A lot of people refer to Nope as Sky Jaws and I think that's pretty accurate.

This exactly. The 3-D rides at Disney world are worse, probably because the glasses are shit quality

I didn't see many new movies last year but this was the best one I saw. I look forward to the next one.

They are not for me. Personal preference.

In my life, there have been two movies where I thought the 3D was actually worth something, and they're both Avatar movies. In every other situation I think 3D is a worse experience all around.

Ambivalent except for: JACKASS 3D

That was amazing.

Him doing an adaptation of the hobbit story in a single animated movie would be fantastic

I wanted to like it.. I really did. But the clunkiness of the equipment (glasses mainly) and the unnecessary 3d effects when not needed/wanted just was too much. I mean, I bought the latest 3d tv and dvd player back in the day but it just gave me headaches (literally and figuratively) in the long run.

Dennis Kelly is an incredible writer too. Great lineup here.

I love 3D movies. But not every movie needs to be in 3D.

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I haven't tried recently so I don't know if there have been any advances in quality, but I know the last time I tried one it made me dizzy and gave me a headache. Was not an experience I wanted to repeat.

They give me a headache. But then, 'virtual reality' makes me nauseous in a few seconds..

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I'm a little confused didn, you miss the part where it inhaled all the people from the show?

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I don't hate them, I just hate having to wear glasses over my glasses.

I think he’s hit or miss, but mostly hit. Sometimes he feels a little out of place because they want him acting like a tough guy, but I don’t buy him as a particularly masculine rough and tumble guy.

But a movie like Wolf of Wall Street or Django Unchained, where he had a chance to emote and talk alot, then he just oozes charisma.

For me it depends...

If the film was originally shot in 3D, then I enjoy them immensely. But if the film was originally shot in 2D and then processed to create a 3D version, then no... I do not enjoy them.

I was fortunate enough to go to theaters during the mini-resurgence of 3D films back in the 80's and see these films during their theatrical runs...

• Parasite
• Treasure of the Four Crowns
• Friday the 13th III in 3D
• Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn
• Jaws III in 3D
• Amityville 3D
• Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone

The way of the future

I like them because it looks cool when I’m stoned and also for example Toy Story 3 the glasses hid my crying

Some movies i only enjoy because of 3d, like Pacific rim or sin city 2. i never watched them in 2d.